Atlantic News Telegraph publication details and subscriber notice
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details, editor and staff, and subscription rates for carrier and mail deliveries. A notice directs Atlantic subscribers who miss the evening paper to call 7 pm to arrange delivery and instructs that delivery issues, address changes, and cancellations be reported to the office, not the carrier. Various rates cover in-state and out-of-state subscriptions, with regional notes for Canada and other areas.
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News- Telegraph
Post War Trade and the U S Role in World Markets
A column argues that postwar trade will hinge on price, quality, and labor costs with the United States facing competition from Britain, Russia, and South American producers. It questions subsidies, mass production, and foreign market Domination plans, urging a cautious approach to foreign trade and domestic support.
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America
Britain
Russia
South America
Atlantic
United States
Europe
U. S
Assessing a World War II Front in 1944
The text argues the current Russian offensive could become a major American victory as it drains German strength. It contends Nazi forces cannot sustain two major battles and will weaken the front held by the United States and Britain. The Nazis aim to delay and blunt the Russian advance to ease their defeat, aiding American push toward the Reich.
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Red Front
United States
Britain
Reich
Griswold Winners in School Contest
Lola Christian won first in the dramatic section for Patient in Room L at Griswold High School. Joanna Hart took second with Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata. Maribeth DeWitt won dramatic first in Faith Economizes, with Jacqueline Hamlin second for Susie Slake's Vacation. Mrs. Clifford Heyne served as critic judge.
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Griswold
Griswold High School
Lola Christian
Joanna Hart
Jacqueline Hamlin
Susie Slake
Clifford Heyne
Lewis School
Dwain Johns
Plaza names and a Brooklyn Bridge rebuild noted in a World syndicate column
A mixed travel and city notes column laments Plaza hotel name confusions in Manhattan and nearby areas. It reports wartime delays on the Brooklyn Bridge approach, a shoe repair shop find, a Capashivly book mention, and the World building in Park Row filling again after wartime vacancies.
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the World Building
Park Row
Pulitzer Building
The
World
Manhattan
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Memorial Rites Held for S/Sgt Paul Dreier of Anita
Large crowd attends memorial service at Holy Cross Evangelical Lutheran for S/Sgt Paul M. Dreier of Anita killed in action in Germany. Rev. Edwin H. Wiebel presides with sermon “Let Not Your Heart be Troubled.” American Legion flags displayed. U S flag presented to the family. Rex Turner rings taps. family receives inscribed In Memoriam scroll from Lutheran church.
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Anita
Holy Cross Evangelical Lutheran Church
Paul M. Dreier
Germany
Edwin H. Wiebel
American Legion
U. S
Paul
Rex Turner
Taps
Rev. Wiebel
Army and Navy Commission
Lutheran Church
Paul Dreier
Roosevelt Gets Positive China Report and Teamwork Praise
Drew Pearson relays Rep. Mansfield visit with Roosevelt noting healed rift with Chiang Kai-Shek, approval of Wedemeyer Hurley Nelson team, and improved Chinese morale. Mansfield praises Stilwell training, Chennault’s team approach, and American unity with British forces in Burma, while reporting Stalin’s stance and conscription reforms.
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Drew Pearson
Roosevelt
China
Wallington
Chiing Kai-Shek
Joe Stilwell
al Wedemeyer
Patrick J. Hurley
Donald Nelson
Chiang Kai-Shek
Mansfiein
Montana
Stilwell
Burma
Mansfield
United States
Chiang Kuai-Shek
Chiang
Tooth
Chennault
FDR
Bill Reed
Town
Chennaut
Mangfield
Burma Road
Festing
Fourteenth Army
Wedemeyer
G. I
Marshal Stalin
Philceo
Chet Holifield
California
Helen Gahagan Douglas
China-Burma India Theatre
Maj
Melvyn Douglas
Hollywood
William Clark
Third District Court
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Clark
U.S
Camp Robinson
Ark
Whellington Radio
Jimmy Byrnes
Swanee River
London
Winston
Texas
Tom Connally
Capitol
Luther Johnson
Tom
Connally
Luther
Jake Hudson
Corsicana
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Dreier Family mourns loss of Sgt. in World War II
In Audubon county north of Adair the youngest son of Mr and Mrs William Dreier both deceased died while serving overseas. He had lived near Anita before enlisting in April 1942 and trained at Camp Barkley and Ft Dix prior to deployment. Wounded in France last July he received the Purple Heart. Funeral memorials and dinners were held with attendance from relatives and friends, including out of town guests Mrs August Dreier Minnie Neman Minnie Dreier Will Dreier Arthur Boldt Walter Boldt Carl Dreier.
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Audubon County
Adair
William Dreier
Anita
North Dakota
Washington
Camp Barkley
Tex
Ft. Dix
N. J
France
War Department
Dreier
Rose
Florence
Emil
Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary
Ladies of Holy Cross Church
August Dreier
Minnie Nieman
Minnie Dreier
Will Dreier
Arthur Boldt
Walter Boldt
Carl
Audubon and Adair Residents Named in Listing
Avey Mrs August Burr and Mrs Sophia Rubel of Audubon are listed alongside Mr and Mrs Fred Generich Will Nieman and John Petri of Adair in the provided notice segment.
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Avey
August Burr
Sophia Rubel
Audubon
Fred Generich
Will Nieman
John Petri
Adair
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest Glamour Verse
A light verse about political image over wisdom, urging readers to seek photogenic charm and a pleasant voice to win votes. It compares winning elections to selling goods, praising glamor and radio appeal as the people's choice. The poem emphasizes appearance and charm over substance.
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Edgar A
Roosevelt may use 48 states votes in world assembly
President Roosevelt may counter Russia by proposing an American delegation of 48 at the world security assembly. The plan would allot one delegate per state to the United States, a point likely to be raised during talks with Churchill and Stalin. The Big Three agenda also includes four power pacts and a provisional council to study European political issues.
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Washington
Roosevelt
World Security Assembly
Feneral Peace Organization
Directing Council
Churchill
Stalin
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Dumbarton Oaks
General Assembly
British Empire
Commonwealth
Brazil
United States
Nominations for Citizenship Award To Close Saturday
Nominations for the 1944 Citizens Award close next Saturday night. The Atlantic Junior Chamber of Commerce, sponsor, asks residents to submit letters naming candidates with achievements and activities. Eleven nominations were made last year. this year more are hoped for as the committee, drawn from various organizations, selects the award at a dinner on Feb 8. The group also sponsors the youth recreation center and the 4-H showmanship award.
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Atlantic Junior Chamber of Commerce
News- Telegraph Office
Atlantic
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln social note: Mrs. Richard Lundgren hosted by Mrs. Clifford Heyne
Mrs. Richard Lundgren of Lincoln Nebr is a guest of Mrs. Clifford Heyne. The social visit highlights a cordial connection between the families with plans for activities during the stay.
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Lincoln
Lewis
Richard Lundgren
Lincoln, Neb
Clifford Heyne
Quiet Shylowa Boy Is Guerrilla Leader
Davenport residents weigh the character of Capt. Robert Lapham, head of Filipino guerrillas in Luzon, against the boy they knew in Davenport before he joined Philippine service in 1941. The 28 year old, missing since 1942, returned with tales of years of hit and run fighting, wearing native clothes and shoes with cut out toes, challenging family and friends to reconcile the man with the boy who attended Sunday school and was described as average.
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Davenport
Robert Lapham
Luzon
Bob Lapham
Lapham
C. E. Lapham
Bataan
No word from him until October letter said he was well
A prior silence was broken by a letter in October stating he was well but offering no details about his activities or whereabouts. The missive provided no information on current duties or location.
Iowa Cities Plan Memorials for Vets
Des Moines reports that Iowa towns plan World War II memorials ranging from hospital additions to baseball parks. The Associated Press survey shows cities at various stages, with many choosing permanent, multi-use projects over simple park shafts.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Associated Press
R. J. Laird
American Legion
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