Subscription rates and delivery notice for The News Telegraph
The News Telegraph lists subscription rates for Atlantic Cass and adjoining counties and nationwide mail options with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly terms. It requests subscribers call 1367-3 before 7 pm to arrange evening delivery and directs changes of address or delivery notices to the office.
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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Debt policy double talk cited from the president
The Omaha World Herald reprints quotations from the president on debt and federal finances. Critics highlight alleged spending as the solution to every problem and contrast past efforts to reduce the national debt with current policy and wartime deficits.
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Congress
Roosevelt
The
Omaha World-Herald
Footprints in Snow Tell Town Wildlife Story
In Atlantic each fresh snow reveals tracks of Bre r Rabbit and mice, skunk, coon, squirrels, birds, dogs and cats. The writer notes how early sunlight reopens the page, leaving a brief yet telling record of nightly and daily wanderings in a small city landscape.
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Atlantic
Bre’r Rabbit
A Big Day for March of Dimes and Tax Payers
The piece contrasts a national day for the March of Dimes supporting infantile paralysis patients with the annual tax deadline. It frames both as occasions for national generosity, noting the contrast between charitable giving and tax payments.
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America
Gray Soldier Leonard Farnham Wounded in Europe
Audubon Pfe Leonard C Farnham wounded Oct 31 in the European theater and now recovering per parents Mr and Mrs Frank Farnham near Gray. He has undergone several operations including skin grafting and is reported improving gradually.
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Audubon
Pfe
Leonard C. Farnham
Frank Farnham
Gray
Farnham
Wounded Man Regains Limited Mobility in Wheelchair
A patient recovering from a wound has regained enough function to sit in a wheelchair for short periods. Medical staff note gradual improvement and ongoing rehabilitation.
Avoca Boy Scouts Lead Community Paper Salvage Drive
Avoca residents join a paper salvage effort led by Glen Henderson and Rev. Joseph Gerlt with the Avoca Boy Scouts coordinating the collection.
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Avoca Paper
Avoca
Avoca Boy Scouts
Glen Henderson
Joseph Gerlt
Montgomery Bradley command shift reshaped Allied forces
Drew Pearson details the quiet reshuffle that moved British Field Marshal Montgomery to command two American armies, sidelining Omar N. Bradley. The piece notes opposition within the War Department, Eisenhower's role, and British pressure, plus a hush hush cover up lasting two weeks amid public denials and strategic debates.
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Drew Pearson
Montgomery-Bradley
Montgomery
WFA
Kansas
Washington
Dernard Montgomery
Omar N. Bradley
Bradley
Eisenhower
Churchill
War Department
U. S
Normandy
Caenax
Cherbourg
Us&s
Stars and Stripes
London
British Broadcasting Company
Holland
Belgium
Monty
el- Alamein
Cairo
Sicily
Caen
Arnhem
Pentagon
Rivalries and politics strain wartime leadership dynamics
A compilation notes that Finenhower must coordinate with both Churchill and Roosevelt, with friction among generals Pershing Peyton March and Edwards. It also covers congressional scenes with Helen Gahagan Douglas admirers, wartime espionage claims, British paratroop landings in Greece, and the Kansas mammoth food cave project facing cooling and storage challenges.
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Finenhower
Churchill
Rooseelt
Roosevelt
Pershing
Peyton March
U. S
Clarence Ransom Edwards
Boston
New England
France
Capitol
Bobby Sox
Congress
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Hollywood
Frederick Waltman
Roy Howard
New York World-Telegram
Joe Stalin
Greece
Pat Frank
Overseas
Sid Feder
Associated Press
John Chabot Smith
New York Herald Tribune
Megara
China
Kansas Mammoth
War Food Administration
Atchison, Kan
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Omaha
Neb
Sioux City
Iowa
Kansas Packing and Marketing Company
Hutchinson
Kan
WFA
Missouri Pacific Railroad
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Two of Everything Gift Verse by Edgar A. Guest
A 1945 verse emphasizes duplicating gifts for siblings and family. It stresses that one of anything won’t suffice and urges giving pairs to each person, highlighting the humor and prudence of double presents among relatives. The playful rhythmic poem centers on sharing and balance in gifts.
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Edgar A. Guest
Annie
Marlowe Family Joins Massena Hardware Firm
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Marlowe and their son Mickey move to Massena with Mrs. C. L. Shields from Council Bluffs. They take residence in the Parkinson home and M. E. Marlowe will work with his father H. E. Marlowe in the family hardware business.
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W. G. Reynolds
Council Bluffs
Washington
Congressman Jeneen
Ray Hardy
Missouri Valley
Earl Braden
Jensen
Washington DC landmarks and political shifts in 1940s notes
Washington a historic Lester Mansion sold for about 252000 to a builder for an eight story hotel at New Hampshire Avenue and Dupont Circle. The column recalls Nancy Leiter's social era, veteran memories, and regional civic changes including OPA gasoline limits and congressional votes on un American activities.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Lester
New Hampshire Avenue
Dupont Circle
Leiter
Nancy
Lord Curzon
Joe” Leiter
Chicago Board of Trade
Rens
OPA
District of
Colombia
Iowa lawmakers seek permanent status for committee and Carter Lake aid
Iowa congressmen meet with National GOP Chairman Herbert Brownell at the Statler Hotel and plan to keep the veterans affairs and Ways and Means panels as stable fixtures. Rep Ben Jensen advances Carter Lake relief after floods while Rep James Dolliver may join veterans affairs, with Cunningham potentially moving to Ways and Means.
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Iowa
Congress
Statler Hotel
Herbert Brownell
James Dolliver
Ft. Dodge
Veterans Affairs Committee
Paul H. Cunningham
Des Moines
Ways and Means
Cunningham
House
Lloyd Thurston
Osceola
W. R. Green
New York Diary: A lively Woodward party and Twenty Questions fun
The Woodwards hosted a bustling party with many notable guests from Broadway and magazines. Guests played a back‑face identification game, answered yes or no questions, and sang, while Willard Young Lydia Summers Young and others shared talents. Weather notes mention peat bog fires causing odors along the Jersey Meadows and Manhattan.
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New York
Woodwards
Woodwirds
Otto von Bismarck
Willard Young
Lydia Summers Young
Brookline
Mass
Ann Arbor
Mich
George Lovease
Joplin
Gayle Giles Lovesee
Kentucky
George Buckmueller
New Jersey
Gertrude
Nyk
N. Y
Amelia Rocky
Clearance Sale Committee Led by Guy Gillette
Washington reports plans for the world’s largest clearance sale of surplus government property worth about 100 billion dollars. Bernard Baruch urges US self containment and continued stockpile control as Senate moves toward confirming Guy M. Gillette as surplus property board chair. Rumors favor Gillette for the chairmanship over Hurley or Heller.
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Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
Rooscelt
United States
Senate
Guy M. Gillette
Surplus Property Board
Roosevelt
Iowa
Siege Engines and Penthouses Shielded Attackers in Middle Ages
The text notes that besiegers used movable sheds or penthouses to shield battering rams from javelins and arrows during wall assaults. It mentions fortified siege wagons and the development of protected siege technology in medieval times.
Wisconsin Youth Plant One Million Trees Campaign
Wisconsin youth planted nearly one million trees this spring across school forests, around farm homes, and near rural schools in a statewide effort to combat soil erosion.
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Wisconsin
Oregon records lowest infant mortality in the United States
Oregon reports the nation’s lowest infant mortality with a rate of 32.94 deaths per 1000 live births. Health officials note improvements in prenatal care and early childhood services contribute to the decline.
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Oregon
United States
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EB. P. Chase
Kenwood, Md
Pearson
Just Folks
M. E. Marlowe
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E. P. Chase
Maryland
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Harvey Pribble
Mr. Pribble
H. M. Boorman
Tom C. Whitmore
Charles
Mr. Beerman
Beerman
Mr. Boorman
Charles F. Chase
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Jim Dolliver
UN American Activities
Dies Committee
CIO
Dolliver
Iowa House
Laborites
Fort Dodge
Ben F. Jensen
New Orleans
San Antonio
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Texas City
Blanche Bibby
Ralph Kimball
Alabama Duke
Federal Works Administration
Carter Lake
Missouri
Nebraska
Federal Works Agency
Jim Monahan
Players
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Readers Digest
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