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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
A Warning Against Planned Economy and dictatorship
A Swedish economist Gustav Cassel warned against expanding government controls over the economy, arguing that planned economy leads to dictatorship. He cautioned that parliamentary systems cannot manage complex private economy issues without corruption and overwork. Economic freedom and liberty are at risk of gradual erosion if restraint is not applied.
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Gustav Cassel
Syre
Collapse in Poland signals possible German fall
The piece argues that a Polish collapse hints at a broader Nazi defeat, with Germany forced to shore up its Russian front. It suggests a withdrawal of western reserves to slow the Soviet advance, while acknowledging Nazi forces struggle to hold. Strong entities include Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union.
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Poland
Germany
Russia
Berlin
Western Front
Missing Atlantic soldier Howard Hupp
Howard Hupp, an Atlantic native, is reported missing in action after a major offensive in which 18,000 prisoners were taken. His father, sister, and many friends hope for his safe return, praying for the uncertainty to end and for the young man’s life to be spared.
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Howard Hupp
Atlantic
Howard
Wallace not sure to land lame duck post in DC
Washington hints Henry Wallace may avoid a lame duck secretary of commerce appointment. Westbrook Pegler ridicules him as a drooling Iowa figure while Harold Young stories amuse, and the piece covers new congress aides, Clare Luce, Helen Gahagan Douglass, painters in the capitol, and a National Press Club canteen note.
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Washington, D. C
Henry Wallace
Commerce
Westbrook Pegler
Wallace
Holy Joe
Iowa
Pegler
Henry
Leonard Lyons
New York
Harold Young
Mr. Young
Chicago
United States
Young
Harold
Henree
Clare Luce
Helen Gahagan Douglass
Luce
Congress
New
Guy Gillette
War Surplus Property Board
Union Station
National Press Club
Washington
Capital City
Roosevelt's Fourth Term Sees Deep Focus on War and Peace
Washington 1945 profile shows Franklin D. Roosevelt planning a swift victory in World War II and a stable peace after. The article traces his daily routine, health concerns, and the shift from economic to military diplomacy, highlighting his isolation amid a vast wartime leadership network. It notes his meals, study hours, and private moments of reflection, including a poignant scene of solitary contemplation in the Lincoln study.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Hyde
Roosevelt
Willem Howard Taft
White House
Columbia
Pacific
Europe
Philippines
Arthur Prettyman
Anna
Henry Morgenthau
Harry Hopkins
Steve Early
Judge Rosenman
Pa Wateon
Lincoln Study
Lincoln
Franklin Roosevelt
Ream
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest and Quatrains
A compact verse item collection reflects on resolutions, temptation, money, and attitude. The poem sequence contrasts steadfast vows with the lure of pleasure, money’s utility, and a final reflection on smiles versus frowns.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
No. The Cloud Breaks Before A Clearer Sky
An Edgar A. Guest verse prompts resilience, suggesting that easing life’s obstacles does not require regret or a frown.
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Edgar A. Guest
Audubon Medical Society Elects Officers at Meeting
The Audubon county Medical association met Tuesday evening in an annual session at the Victory cafe and elected officers. Dr. L. E. Jensen of Audubon was named president, Dr. W. R. Koob of Brayton as vice president, and Dr. W. H. Halloran of Audubon as secretary. Dr. P. E. James of Elk Horn was named delegate to the state convention with Dr. P. Lee of Kimballton as alternate.
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Audubon
Audubon County Medical Association
Victory Cafe
L. E. Jensen
W. R. Koob
Brayton
W. H. Halloran
P. E. James
Elk Horn
P. Lee
Kimballton
Remodeling at Cumberland Baptist Church Remodels Walls
Cumberland's local Baptist church undergoes remodeling with Nuwood installed on walls and ceilings and floors set to be refinished.
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Cumberland
Baptist
First photo graphic portrait and early recording tele
In 1889 at New York University Washington Square Prof John William Draper produced the first photographic portrait, a portrait of Mrs Draper. Draper a physician from England taught chemistry and physiology. Three years later Prof Samuel F B Morse at the same place created the first recording telegraph.
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New York
John William Draper
New York University
Washington Square
Draper
England
Samuel F. B. Moree
Swordfish Feast and Heartfelt Letter From Brasil
A diner at Sweet's near Fulton Fish Market wears a balloon plaid coat while devouring swordfish and joking with staff. A later reader letter from Mrs Will Andrew of Brasil Indiana recounts a WW II soldier, his dog Blackie, and a moment of comfort on a sun porch sharing faith and reunion hope.
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Sweet's
Fulton Fish Market
Contoured Crop Contouring Surges in Audubon County Fields
Audubon county farmers reported 41 000 acres in contour crops across 867 farms, with 27 109 acres in corn and soybeans on 780 farms. Contouring rose dramatically from 11 farms in 1989 to 105 in Oakfield, 97 in Sharon, and 81 in Audubon townships, reflecting a 39.5 percent rise in contoured acreage and a 32.8 percent increase in farmers adopting contour farming.
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Audubon — Audubon County
AAA
Soil Conservation Service
Audubon County Soil Conservation District
Township Aaa
Audubon County
Oakfield Township
Sharon
Audubon Township
Audubon Residents Hurt After Icy Falls
Several Audubon residents slipped on ice and suffered injuries. Mrs. Harry Krasne broke her arm at home, Mrs. Ed Hensel broke her wrist in the country, Rose Petersen a nurse, bruised her leg and was off work, Ada Curtis cut her forehead after a jar fall. Treacherous sidewalks remain under snow.
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Harry Krasne
Ed Hensel
Rose Petersen
Lookin Around Local Humorous Vignettes In Atlantic Iowa
A column of lighthearted anecdotes from Atlantic Iowa includes a cafe miscue where a man sought cigarets from Dave, a paper route boast by a youngster, a cake mishap on the way to school, and a busy Safeway with rannas and fruit rushes. Also noted are a bridge club’s brief hotel meeting and local connections to the Boswell family and radio folks.
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Council Bluffs
Dave
Atlantic
Safeway
Bridge Club
All the News When It Is News in The News Telegraph
A concise wrap of major items featured in The News Telegraph highlighting significant events, officials, and locations. The column emphasizes timely reporting, civic updates, and notable local developments with names of people and institutions as reported.
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