Atlantic News-Telegraph announces subscription details and delivery notice
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists pricing for subscriptions by mail and carrier in Atlantic and Cass county areas, notes delivery by 7 PM phone assistance for evening papers, and provides subscriber instructions for address changes cancellations and delivery notices. It includes office contact and membership references to journalism associations.
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Invasion of Luzon Stirs Military Debate Over Manila Drive
Observers note the Japanese failure to halt the Luzon invasion as forces push inland from Lingayen gulf toward Manila. Analysts credit air and sea control, combined army navy and support units, with landing success and a cautious push to engulf Luzon while bracing for possible counteractions.
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Manila
Lingayen Gulf
Leyte
Philippines
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Tauzon
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Things Are Looking Up For Allies In World War II
The article reports renewed Allied morale worldwide with China rejoining the fight after recent tensions. It notes China’s revitalized resolve complicating Japanese supply lines via the China sea and the Indo China Burma front, risking isolation and potential defeat for Japan.
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China Sea
East Indies
Indo-China
Burma
Ching
One Way Street Traffic Woes in Chestnut Street District
Chestnut street becomes nearly one way at peak times and Saturdays as cars clog the shopping district. The piece cites lax law enforcement and driver cooperation as the causes, noting cars block lanes and curb spaces. It urges strict parking enforcement and driver cooperation to restore order.
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Chestnut Street
Courage and quiet bravery of returning war veterans
The piece highlights the perseverance of disabled veterans returning from war. It notes their frequent smiles in rehabilitation pictures and argues that facing civilian life with missing limbs requires greater fortitude than battle, praising their strength and courage.
Roosevelt Broadcast Sour Notes On Salutations And War Talk
The columnist critiques Roosevelt’s radio resume notes and notes public quarrels over Unconditional surrender rhetoric. It discusses Stettinius Hull Glass and Wheeler, housing woes for new congress members, and Idaho Senator Taylor’s guitar protest drawing offers for housing.
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Anna Boettiger Becomes President’s Closest Confidant
Drew Pearson reports Anna Boettiger, daughter of the president, has emerged as a key confidant and advisor at the White House. Her husband John Boettiger, a former Post-Intelligencer publisher, also moves in inner councils. The piece notes four sons in service and contrasts Anna’s influence with prior aides.
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Henry Wallace
Harry Truman
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State Department
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Cambridge
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University of Virginia
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Plan for Capitol Hill housing apartments eyed by lawmakers
Washington may finally back a longtime idea to build apartments near the Capitol and office buildings to house congress members and staff. The project, originated by Congressman Sabath of Illinois, aims for about four million dollars in estimated cost.
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Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
The poem recalls a child’s view of an aging grandparent and ends with a reflection on shared habits and roles. The speaker identifies with the grandpa, recognizing how youthful curiosity matures into understanding through everyday routines.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Not Now Grandpa Reads No More Snow Day Tale
The speaker recalls a grandchild's playful demands and a grandfather’s weary sighs as the child wants stories and sleigh rides. Time passes quickly from youth to age, and the grandparent’s patience wears thin, revealing the toll of caregiving and generation gaps. The poem frames a loving yet tired exchange.
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Transportation Volume Shares by Mode in 1943
The 1943 transportation mix shows railroads handling 73.3 percent of total volume, followed by trucks and buses at 17.3 percent, pipelines 5.5 percent, domestic boats 2.4 percent, and airplanes 1.5 percent.
New York humorist and publisher notes in tales and trends
ACRON AI Dmi any. New York writer New York Don Herold, a veteran humorist, advises and works with corporations. Walter Marshall, Indiana born son of ACRON, plans a major directory “Working Press of New York” due March 1. He traces past ventures including a failed East Side steakhouse.
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Sons of
Indiana
Walter Marshall
the Mirror
Working Press
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East Side
City Room
Questioning Coal Reserves and Recoverable Quantities
Analysts note that large coal reserves exist but caution that not all 3.2 trillion net tons are recoverable with current technology or of usable quality.
Anita-Pfc Edwin Duff Shatters Production Records In England
Pfc Edwin L Duff son of Mrs Roy Duff of Anita and a mechanic in the air force in England led a team praised by the commanding general for high speed production. He and fellow technicians worked on bomb racks armor plate and parts for bombs at a modification depot aiding western Europe air offensives. Before joining the army in 1943 he worked as a tool setter for U S Rubber in Des Moines.
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Roy Duff
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Europe
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Duff
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U. S. Rubber Company
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