Congress Should Not Cede Powers To President
A historical critique argues the basic separation of powers remains sound and warns that granting the president power to adjust tariffs or lower taxes risks centralizing authority. It urges Congress to resist expanding executive influence and to maintain checks among legislative, executive, and judicial branches.
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Farrey Loetscher mill to close in Dubuque
About 60 workers will lose their jobs when Dubuque's 85 year old Farrey and Loetscher Manufacturing Co closes Feb 3. The plant's $4 million annual payroll will vanish, hurting the city economy. Warrick Oak and others lead the response as leadership vows to pursue options to avoid liquidation.
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Local notes tribute and incidents from January
Obscure local items recount a 1942 fatal auto crash near Redfield on Highway 6, 1942 Marine enlistment for Harvey Gustason, and rebeckah lodge installs. A library book collection plan for soldiers, fire damage at 304 Spruce Street, and GOP conference plans in Des Moines are noted.
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Spruce Street
Intestinal Plastic Surgery and Healing Scars Discussed
A medical column describes severe internal adhesions and external keloids after burns. It explains how scar tissue forms, tightens, and can affect intestines, and notes shrinking over months. The piece mentions a controversial treatment approach and invites reader letters to Dr. Fern.
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Boston Mayors Confessions Tie to Campaign Funds
The text outlines controversial claims involving Boston Mayor John Hynes and financier Goldfine, with references to a confessed welfare plan and questioned payments. It mentions agents probing Paperman statements and a $36,000 penalty payment, plus various figures and names connected to campaign finances and federal grants.
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Prayer for Sea-Paring Men
Poem by Edgar A. Guest invokes a protective prayer for sailors and ships facing dangerous seas. It reflects on bravery, wind mastery, and the vast, edge of sea and sky. The lines emphasize humility of man before the ocean and the steadfastness of those who venture to sea.
Atlantic News-telegraph subscription rates and copyright notice
Publication details for Atlantic News-telegraph include evening issuance, 1912 registration, Iowa press affiliations, and subscription prices by carrier and mail across various regions including Cass County and Canada. Rates show monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options with separate local and distant pricing.
Mother Henry Leads Omaha Construction Crew
AP reports Mother Henry a nun of the Society of the Sacred Heart supervises a crew on a project in Omaha. The nun earned her supervisor rating after training in Seattle and overseeing boiler work at a convent. Her motto emphasizes starting sooner and driving slower for safety.
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Lookin Around sightings and local notices in Atlantic area
Readers report wildlife in backyards including pheasants squirrels rabbits and cedar warblers. A light plant stack fire blanketed the east with black smoke. Women report obscene calls prompting police contact. Also a note seeking Elizabeth Kurth Clark via the News-Telegraph.
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Iowa Methodist Hospital Alumni Association
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Clark
News-Telegraph
Audubon Council Rehires City Employes
The Audubon council votes to rehire city employees amid a broader policy session. City officials adopt resolutions on alley and street improvements funded by special assessments, and transfer cemetery funds to local bonds. The meeting notes Kennedy era policy echoes with civic and legal considerations.
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Investor David Rodin restrained over $428,611 tax claim
A former Des Moines investor and novelty company operator, David L. Rodin now of Miami Beach, was restrained in U S District Court from disposing of any property pending a government claim of 428,611 dollars for back income taxes.
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Des Moines, Iown, Investor and Novelty Company
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David L. Rodin
Miami Beach
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