Atlantic News Telegraph delivers rates and delivery notice
Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription prices for carrier and mail readers in Cass and adjoining counties and nationwide. It notes a delivery policy for evening papers and instructs readers to call 7 pm at a specified number for delivery issues or address changes.
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Atlantic
Cass
Sareeney
Matthew
U. S
Iowa
Canada
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Winter Season Brings Mixed Weather To Southern Resorts
The article notes shifting seasons with warm sun drawing visitors south while winter sports adapt to milder days. It highlights activities like trapshooting ice skating sledding hay rides and fishing on ice as resorts seek to entertain guests despite cooling snaps.
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Witter
California
Wintter
Ata Heich
Southlands
Pinch Fist Tightens as Luxury Markets Slump Across Nation
The economy tightens with luxury sellers absorbing dollars after the war. Hotels keep rooms full while theaters and high priced clubs feel the squeeze. Despite the downturn, business looks strong for the year ahead with profits expected to stay high and debts should be eliminated.
The National Debt and Its Vast Burden
An analysis states that if one person held all U S debt estimated at 257 billion dollars they could buy all hay country land at 25 dollars per acre and all farms at about 225 dollars per acre The author notes the implied national debt equals roughly 277 percent of total valuation and compares it to a bank loan risk despite U S capacity to manage such financial scale.
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U. S
U.S
UT. S
Congress
To Achieve Greatness in Fiscally Constrained Government
The writer argues U.S. success hinges on cutting wasteful government spending. A president who aggressively eliminates waste would win broad support and be remembered alongside Washington for fiscal honesty.
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Tor
Washindon
Conflicting War Reports Challenge Public Opinion
A Look magazine attack on General MacArthur in Japan and a favorable piece in the Saturday Evening Post highlight how readers struggle to form solid views on government and its programs. The articles show how conflicting firsthand reports complicate understanding for citizens relying on secondhand information.
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Look
Gen. MacArthur
Japan
Saturday Evening Post Carnes
Bright Spot in Berlin Crisis Favors Democracy
The piece argues democracy gains contrast to Moscow's communism as Western representatives aid Berlin while the Reds exploit their people, a factor shaping opinion in Europe. It emphasizes aid to civilians and the moral contrast between systems amid ongoing tension.
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Berlin
Moscow
Rede
Europe
Drew Pearson saga trains Europe to America gift train
The piece recounts the gratitude train from Paris to Le Havre and New York, carrying 50 000 objects and gifts from France to Americans, including art, gowns, dolls, and documents. It notes labor politics, real estate lobbying, and Senate committee appointments shaping postwar policy.
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Pedimen Fresebiaen
Paris
le Havre
New York
UIOS
Columbia
Chateau - Thierry
BeHesu Wood
France
U.S. A
French Republic
Capitol Hill
Organized Labor
National Association of Manufacturer
Utah
Elbert Thomas
Senate Labor Committee
Thomas
Levine Ives
Labor
Washington
Statler
Coykendall Heads Good Roads Group
C C Coykendall of Ames named executive secretary of the Town Good Roads association to lead offices in Des Moines with headquarters site to be decided at this morning’s executive committee meeting. The group aims to promote roads improvement.
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Des Moines— OP
C. C. Coykendall
Ames
The
Town Good Roads Association
Coykendall
Des Moines
Iowa General Assembly Pushes Road Construction Promotion
A report notes efforts by the Iowa General Assembly to promote road construction across the state. The initiative seeks legislative support to advance funding and projects improving transportation infrastructure.
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Iowa General Assembly
Hickenlooper Appointed to Senate Agriculture Committee
Iowa's senior senator Bb. B. Hickenlooper was appointed yesterday to the Senate Agriculture Committee in a prize assignment. Rubber footwear for every member of the family featured at the Family Shoe Store.
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Washington
Bb. B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senate Agriculture Committee
Magna Charta Returns to British Museum in Washington DC
Washington dispatches report the Magna Charta, kept in the Congressional Library during the war, is now permanently housed at the British Museum. The piece evokes memories of Lincoln Cathedral and the roots of modern liberty, while the column also discusses Congress debates, taxation, and inflation concerns impacting the American public.
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Washington
D. C
Great Britain
Congressional Library
George
Gladya Jeck
Lincoln
England
Clare Booth Luce
New York
Jolene Shoes Highlighted At Family Shoe Store
Jolene women’s footwear featured at the Family Shoe Store offering peak style at a reasonable price. A public service note warns against driving after drinking.
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Jolene
Sugar and birds brighten a New York Christmas tale
A New York reader recalls using a lump of sugar to keep a Christmas tree green through winter. The piece also criticizes John Nesbit’s passing parade story on Oak Island and Captain Kidd, noting Kidd buried treasure on Gardiner’s Island and was jailed on piracy charges.
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New York
Pop
Mom
John Nesbit
Nova Scotia
Kidd
Gardiner’s Island
Long Island Sound
Miscellaneous Friendly Letters From Readers
Nesbit and Morris Jacobs of Omaha share well wishes and mention past articles. Oscar Peterson and family from St. Paul send greetings and praise to the author. Peg and Al Zere from Forest Hills send regards and note Zere is a cartoonist. Ken Kling, a New York humorist, jokes about removing clock hands. (Released by McNaught Syndicate, Inc.)
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Morris Jacobs
Omaha
Morris
Household Magazine
Oscar Peterson
St. Paul
Maffy
8&T
Paul
Peg
al Zere
Forest Hills
Zere
Ken Kling
Ken
New York
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Future Unlimited Dream and Discover
Edgar A Guest urges youths to pursue imagination and truth beyond boundaries. He cautions against smug limits and celebrates daring inquiry. The poem ends noting Red Wing Wolverine Star Brand work shoes at the Family Shoe Store.
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Charles Kettering
Red Wing
Wolverine
Star Brand
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Truman
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New Mexico
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Oklahoma
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Qlin Johnston
Mississippi
James Eastland
Democratic Steering Committee
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Johnston
Gillette
Agriculture Department
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Roosevelt
Bell Syndicate, Inc
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Good Roads Group
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Executive Department
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Frederick Harris Brown
Peter
Jack Benny
Columbia Broadcasting Co
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Internal Revenue Bureau
New York State
David Lawrence
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Dick Bell
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