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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1932

Page

1

Atlantic News-Telegraph Publication and Delivery Notice

Community newspaper edition details subscriptions rates and delivery notes. Readers are advised to call 685 M before 7 PM to arrange evening delivery if not received. Changes of address or delivery notices should be directed to the office rather than the carrier.

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Dawes Named to Lead Big Reconstruction Finance Corp

Commentary lauds General Charles G Dawes appointed by Hoover to head the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. His rugged Americanism and public service record are cited as boosting market confidence and national optimism. The piece notes Dawes's past roles, humanitarian acts, and possible impact on the economy and politics.

Dawes Charles G. Dawes Preis Hoover Reconstruction Finance Corporation Whan Ong Senate Investigation Committee Hell Actiol Chicazu Ttufus Dawes St. Jmes Credit Corporation Hoover Duyes Washingon St. James

Wise Old Cat critiques Coolidge on national ills

Former President Calvin Coolidge speaks through American magazine praising plain speech and urging restraint. He warns Americans have shown lack of judgment, hoarding finances, and riding too high, urging a return to humility, sound economic laws, and self analysis.

Calvin Coolidge American Magazine Mr. Coolidge Lie Coolidge

Wise Cal Coolidge admired for restraint and plain speech

Flippant writers mocked Calvin Coolidge in the past yet his plain language and restraint endure. The author praises his decision not to run and his habit of saying something meaningful with every remark, contrasting him with later politicians.

Calvin Coolidge Ruth

War debts and reparations drift through Lausanne talks

A writer argues cancellation of European war debts could bring relief if nations cannot pay. Congress opposes more than a one year moratorium. The debt issue fuels economic confusion and strain among allies as Lausanne Conference looms, with tempered French resolve and wary optimism about a calmer approach.

Congress Uni Ortain Germany Uncle Sam France

Untangling Americas Bureaucracy Is Still Futile, Some Day

The piece argues that the US government is overburdened with needless bureaus and costly commissions. It says presidents over decades have failed to streamline the machinery. It predicts eventual top‑level reform to confine government to founders’ intended functions and curb wasteful spending.

United States Washington News-Telegraph

Henry Fletcher as Open Door Architect for China Policy

Henry Prather Fletcher, former chief of the tariff commission, is praised as the best prepared candidate for the London embassy post. The account recalls his 1890s service with Roosevelt’s Rough Riders, roles in Havana and China, and his pivotal role during the six‑power loan crisis shaping the open door policy and ongoing Chinese trade and territorial integrity.

London Asia Africa Europe North South America Saint Dumog Charles G. Dawes Chicago Henry Prather Fletcher Tariff Commission Pennsylvania Roosevelt Rought Riders Philippines Havana Cuba China Portugal Mr. Fletcher Fletcher Chile Woodrow Wilson William J. Bryan Mexico Wilson Kletcher Latin America Belgium Italy Congress Henry Prather Pletcher Henry Fletcher

Local Iowa Papers Debate Federal Salary Cut Motion

In Wall Lake Blade remarks on a motion by Senator Borah for a twenty percent reduction in all federal salaries, noting uncertainty about holding federal office. Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune blasts McFadden in Washington for patronage, urging voters to punish him and erase his influence.

Wall Lake Blade Borah Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune Washington Brother McFadden

Radio fame shifts write its own heartbreaks for stars

New York on January 21 note how radio audiences churn stars quickly. Many names land brief two month runs as performers move between studios and contracts. Amos n Andy sustain audience appeal with changing themes while Crosby Colombo and Gibbons rise and fall amid broader movie deals and roaming assignments.

New York Liberty Amos ‘N’ Andy Valeo Bing Crosby Russ Colombo Colombo Gibbons Manichuria Mills Brothers

Air stars charm audiences while others hit indifference

Kate Smith rises as a major radio draw amid output of musical bits while others struggle with listener reception. A miscellany of scenes shows strangers on trains and coats of nostalgia, reflecting early 1990s media and fashion chatter across culture and society.

Kate Smith

Paris Style Hints by Alice Langelior GN S.Staff

Paris fashion notes describe flowers and headpieces used in Parla style. The column mentions biodennia pots and profusion on top of women's heads, highlighting decorative trends for the season.

Alice Langelior Parla

Publicity helps Alaska become a booming land of ice and snow

Ray Anderson argues publicity, not advertising, made Alaska famous as a glamorous land. He contends advertising drew tourists, fishermen, hunters, and yachtsmen, spurred pulp mill proposals, and supported development of local newspapers, schools, transport, and business methods across the territory.

Ray Anderson Ketchikan Alaska Seward Aine

Rippling by Walt Mason

A humorous piece portrays merchants cheerful about sales and upturns amid economic satire. It captions a bustling town scene with shopkeepers boasting varied goods from liverwursty treats to carpet tacks while optimistic about the future despite occasional gloom. Copyright 1082 George Matthew Adams Service.

William Wax Pnet Élathiera George Matthew. Adams

Fragmented Knowledge Test Questions From a Damaged Page

A garbled OCR item presents scattered test prompts asking about Liberty, plural of money, a peninsula of Portugal, authorship of a work, and the official title of the presiding officer in the United States House, with many typos and incomplete fragments.

Portugal United States

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