Atlantic News-Telegraph circulation notice and rates
Atlantic News-Telegraph announces subscription rates for local and mail delivery in Cass and adjoining counties, Iowa, plus U S rates. It provides a delivery contact and a notice for subscribers to call before 7 pm to adjust delivery.
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Lengthen Work Week To Boost War Production
The article argues increasing the U S average work week from 45.6 hours could raise production by about 10 percent, matching other nations. Farm hours are fixed daylight to dark. Wage hikes and speed-ups are discussed but face union resistance and inflation risks.
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Strange Prisoners in Nazi Ranks Raise Dilemma
The article notes prisoners from Russia Poland and Czechoslovakia with Allied sympathies are among Nazi captives. They claim compulsion or coercion, while some seek revenge or rejoin the fight against Germany. Russians are repatriated for internal evaluation. Up to 15 percent of Nazi fighters may be enslaved men.
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Roosevelt era editorial bristles at broad labor draft push
The piece criticizes Roosevelt and Congress for rushing a labor draft without detail. It argues that vague bureaucratic power will cause confusion and unrest, warning that broad interpretative authority risks national turmoil and weak postwar planning.
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The State Names and Cancer Talk Across Eras
A reflective column explores state naming quirks from Maine to Maryland and debates public attitudes toward cancer and illness. The piece recalls figures like Alvert Pevion Terhune, Major Edward Nowes, and Margaret Hlington, noting their varied careers and openness about health and art.
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Pevion Terhune
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest
Life's best pleasures are simple and shared by all. The verses contrast things valued by women and men from spring blooms to keepsakes, style, hunting, and family joys, ending with love as the ultimate reward.
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Inauguration Tales Through American Presidents
A historical recap of presidential inaugurations from Washington to Roosevelt. The piece notes White House oathings, notable moments, personal anecdotes, and the shift of dates affecting pay and ceremonies. It highlights figures like Hayes, Harding, Wilson, Grant, Lincoln, Roosevelt, and Taft with vivid, era-appropriate details.
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Constitution
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McKinley
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True love is the best of it all in a guest poem
A 1945 Edgar A. Guest poem about love for women and men. It contrasts symbols of marriage and strength with companionship through life. It reflects on fate and loyalty, ending with a statement that true love remains supreme.
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Coomes family plans change as Marilyn to start Feb 1
Wiola-Mrs. Maurice Coomes and daughter Marilyn traveled to Omaha on Monday. Marilyn, a Van Sant School graduate, will begin her new position February 1, so she remained there while her mother returned home.
School Notes Union No. 2 Meeting Recaps
The December and February teachers meeting was held Jan 17 at Union No 2 with Monica Lewis and Levina Ratashak as hostesses. The meeting was postponed due to bad weather. After the business session Miss Lewis told a Christmas story and Miss Ratashak led a primary arithmetic lesson using the group as pupils. The next meeting will be at Franklin No 3.
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OPA Freezes Fats Oils Before Rationing
The OPA froze sales of lard shortening and salad and cooking oils until Monday to prevent runs on supplies as rationing nears. Bowles cited 40 percent of lard output for the armed forces and noted butter and margarine remain under existing rationing.
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