Delivery notice and subscription rates for The News Telegraph
The Notice to Subscribers explains evening delivery options for Atlantic readers who miss The News Telegraph and provides contact details. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail to Cass and adjoining counties and outside area, plus a reminder to notify the office for address changes or service notices rather than the carrier.
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Atlantic
Cass
Laws
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Editorial Briefs on War News and Local Heroes
The column discusses persistent federal publicity, dangers of a plastic age for dogs, Japan’s war material shortages, and German setbacks. It lauds local youths Sterling McClusky and Ted Becker profiled in national outlets, celebrating Atlantic County residents praised for wartime service and courage.
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Metropolitan Press
Sterling McClusky
New York Times
Pvt
Ted Becker
Life
Atlantic
Ted
Outbreak of Trichinosis From Uncooked Smoked Pork Occurs in Lowden
Des Moines reports 43 residents in the London area aged 8 to 65 became ill after eating smoked pork sausage from Lowden. Dr. C F Jordan notes no deaths, several serious cases, and says meat from local hogs likely caused the outbreak, with smoking not reliably killing the parasite. Recovery ranges from days to weeks.
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Des Moines
Lowden
C. F. Jordan
State Health Department
Jordan
London
Johnson Caid
Hartley
Colleges urge delaying postwar training decision
The Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities advised postponing any postwar military training decision until the current selective service act expires. The recommendation came from the executive committee and was announced by chairman Clarence A. Dykstra, then president of the University of Wisconsin.
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Washington
Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities
Association
Clarence A. Dykstra
Dykstra
University of Wisconsin
New York Column Highlights Art, Crafts and Market Life
Manuel Komroff’s paintings gain notice in his fifty sixth year while Mary Margaret McBride sends mid January greetings. News covers gold recovery in New York jewelry plants, a J R Wood & Sons wedding band factory salvaging $25000 annually, and markets in Washington featuring soft shell crabs eels shrimp lobster and fish.
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New York
Manuel Komroff
Associatedmerican
Komroff
J. R. Wood & Sons
East 45Th Street
Washington Market
Gulf of Mexico
Maine
Posthumous Combat Infantryman Badge For Sgt Ronnfeldt
Mrs Roy Ronnfeldt of Adair, formerly Miss Nona Ernst, notified of posthumous award for her husband Sgt Ronnfeldt killed in action in Germany on December 6. The 90th Infantry Division commander announced the honor. Ronnfeldt had lived in Avoca before enlisting two years ago and ran a gas station with his brother.
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Adair
Roy Ronnfeldt
Nona Ernst
Sgt
Ronnfeldt
Germany
90Th Infantry Division
Third Army
Avoca
Army
Information Please for service members at Massena
Massena sponsors an information please event to aid service men and women. F J Fletcher and Terry Waters arrange a display in the post office lobby listing name, rank, number and address of service personnel for relatives and interested citizens.
Arnall Sues Railroads to Build Georgia Industry
Governor Elis Arnall argues Georgia must become an industrial state and raids a freight-rate conspiracy led by the Pennsylvania Railroad. Justice Department files friend-of-the-court brief as Arnall personally argues before the U S Supreme Court. Stettinius discusses lend-lease ownership of material and a gallery incident involves Senator Caraway’s wife who is barred from the senators’ gallery.
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Drew Pearson
Georgia
U. S
Carawy
Washington
Elis Arnall
Peachtree
Atlanta
Arnall
U. S. Justice Department
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Railroad
South
Interstate Commerce Commission
IOC
Rairoads
Justice Department
Department of Justice
Union
Gov. Arnall
East
Stettinius
Lendlease
U.S.A
Caraway
Senate
Arkansas
Hattie Caraway
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Complete Roster of Community Service Members Revealed
The document lists every service person in the community roster, naming each individual and their role. It presents the full coverage of volunteers, coordinators, and stationed personnel across local organizations and public services.
Resignation of Local Home Economics Teacher Anita Davis
Anita Mrs. Elsie Davis has resigned her position as home economics teacher in the local school. The notice indicates she will leave effective immediately and prompts the district to start a search for her replacement.
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Anita
Elsie Davis
History teacher Anita leaves high school yesterday
A high school history and business training teacher named Anita departed after teaching American and World history yesterday, marking a staffing change at the school.
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Anita
All the News When It Is News in The News Telegraph
The News Telegraph provides a concise overview of daily happenings across locales with emphasis on notable events, politics, economy, and society. It highlights key人物, places, dates, and organizations shaping the day's discourse in a compact, period-voiced digest.
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
Bewildered I, a fool, doubt my grasp of good sense and prudent living. Sages warn that spending for pleasure now is folly and rainy days may never come. Yet I balance thrift and waste, hoping prudence remains hidden in folly.
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Tia
Edgar A. Guest
Riesgaard Receives Promotion in 452 Bombardment Group
Harley Riesgaard 19, son of Mr and Mrs Chris Riesgaard of Exira, promoted from corporal to sergeant by Lt Col Burnham L Batson commanding officer of the Eighth Air Force 452 Bombardment group. He serves as a waist gunner on the B 17 Bonnie and helped bridge training to combat as part of the Third bombardment division cited by President Roosevelt for England to France shuttle bombing of Messerschmitt factories at Regensburg. He joined the RAF in 1944 after farm work near Exira.
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Harley N. Riesgaard
Chris Riesgaard
Extra
Burnham L. Batson
Manchester
Conn
Eighth Air Force
452
Harley
States
Bonnie
Third Bombardment Division
Roosevelt
England
Maytag Shifts to Bomb Part Production in War Effort
Maytag in Newton Iowa will switch from washing machine parts to making bomb parts and other new war products. Fred Maytag Jr president said tooling now focuses on weapon component production after initial plans for wartime washer parts were adjusted by the War Production Board.
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Newton
Maytag Company
War Production Board
Maytag
Fred Maytag Jr
Paper Drive Seeks Residents’ Help in Cumberland
Cumberland Mrs. Frank Pep, longtime chairman of local paper drives, asks residents to bring papers to the tin corn bin by the railroad track for the drive.
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Cumberland Drive
Cumberland
Frank Pep
Outlook for Rail Stocks Too High Says Babson
Babson Park Florida veteran investor Roger W Babson argues rail stocks are overvalued despite wartime gains. He predicts postwar net earnings to fall as higher costs, labor demands, and competition from pipelines coastwise shipping river transport and air travel squeeze profits. He urges holders to unload now and avoid waiting for a market top.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Fla
Wall Street
Wall
U. S
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard
Illinois Central
Southern Pacific
Athizon
Panama Canal
Compan
Publishers’ Financial Bureau, Inc
Moley Proposes 12 GOP Commandments Stop Hating Roosevelt
Indianapolis Jan 13 AP Raymond Moley columnist Newsweek associate editor and former New Deal adviser offers 12 commandments for the Republican Party. The first urges stop hating Roosevelt and the twelfth warns veterans will influence politics as ten million men reenter civilian life in four years.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Raymond Moley
Newsweek
Today
Roosevelt
Moley outlines directives at Indiana State Bar meeting
Moley spoke at the Indiana State Bar Association meeting, explaining his decision to set forth directives in Indiana, a state noted as a Republican stronghold in the last two presidential campaigns.
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Indiana State Bar Association
Moley
Indiana
Grandmother Rena Coffin Funeral in Monmouth
Miss Doris Esbeck returned to Sioux City Thursday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George Esbeck and attending funeral services for her grandmother Mrs Rena Coffin at Monmouth Monday.
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Elk Horn
Doris Esbeck
Sioux City
George Esbeck
Rena Coffin
Monmouth
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