Atlantic News Telegraph announces pricing and delivery notice
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery in Cass and adjoining counties. An evening delivery option is offered with a 7 o'clock cutoff for issues not received, and readers are advised to call 1367 3 for delivery changes.
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Cass
U. S
Iowa
Farleet
Canada
News
Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Costs of the Nazi Offensive in Europe
The article weighs the thirty day push by German forces toward Antwerp. It notes about 46 000 Allied casualties against 90 000 German losses, with materiel costs. It concludes the gains were limited and the price high, leaving Germany no strategic victory.
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Antwerp
The South May Hold Clues to the Negro Question
A discussion in Atlanta among white and Black editors targets voting law reform to end the poll tax. Nashville schools launch educational programs for Negro pupils while white Democrats and churches across the South push for better Negro conditions, suggesting the region could supply a national solution.
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Atlanta
Georgia
South
Nashville
Tenn
South Carolina
Patriotism and civil liberties praised in wartime speech
The speaker extols community and national freedom from wartime excesses of the past. They note high bond purchases and Red Cross donations in the current conflict, praising civilized methods over secret-police tactics and Gestapo-like actions.
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Red Cross
Vacant Farms Listed for Rent Reflect Farm-Labor Imbalance
Seven farms were listed for rent in the News Telegraph, signaling more farms than farmers. The piece warns that production could fall, complicating postwar food relief and peace efforts as more young men draft into service, with potential tragic consequences.
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News Telegraph
Three Giltner children die in farm fire near Ottumwa
Ottumwa Iowa January 22 AP three members of the Max Giltner family northeast of Ottumwa died from burns after their farm home burned early Saturday. Margaret four died in the flames. Mother Ticlen Giltner twenty eight and sister Martha six died later in hospital. Father and Marilyn the other twin survived burns expected to recover.
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Ticlen Giltner
Martha
Marilyn
Gardeners Use Talcum Powder to See Seeds
Gardeners mix a small amount of talcum powder with seeds to make them visible on dark soil. The trick helps spacing and planting efficiency in beds and containers.
New York Diary Notes Personal Letters and Letters from Readers
The diary entry recounts letters and notes from readers including Paul Twateh and Mary Dillon Fencer. It mentions a favorable magazine review, plus comments from Harvey Ansford and others about Pearl Harbor and national affairs. The writer reflects on personal letters, health updates, and a quote about a presidential stomach ache.
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New York
Paul Twatehell
Antes
John W. Carey
Sioux City
Oyelon
Ranens Beshe
Lee Z. Williams
Mary Dillon
Ashville
N.C
Tauce
Harvey Asnford
Carbondale
Pax
Avollie
CCC Is Buying Good Yellow Corn
Des Moines reports the Commodity Credit Corporation will buy yellow corn to stockpile for the War Food Administration in a potential war emergency. A J Loveland says farmers receive down payments at the 1944 county loan rate, with the balance paid on delivery if the loan value and ceiling price are met. Corn must be No 3 grade and meet moisture and storage requirements and must be under contract.
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Des Moines
Commodity Credit Corporation
War Food Administration
A. Jd. Loveland
State Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Loveland
COC Justice
All the News When It Is News in The News Telegraph
The News Telegraph presents its latest update as a compact report of current events and briefs. The item highlights ongoing stories, local matters, and notable developments across politics, society, and public life with a concise aim.
National Service Legislation Faces Capitol Hill Clash
In a high level White House conference, Gen. Marshall and Adm. King outlined manpower needs to Congress as 900000 troops and 700000 production workers are urged. Roosevelt backs national service for all under 60 while lawmakers hesitate amid labor opposition and political maneuvering.
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Senate
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Ewing Thomason
Elbert Thomas
Utah
Warren Austin
Ben. Austin
Rep
Wadsworth
New York
National Congress Native Americans Pledges War Support
N B Johnson of Claremore Oklahoma, president of the National Congress of American Indians, told delegates that American Indians top minority groups in per capita war contributions. He cited about 22,000 of 400,000 Indians in the armed forces and said the group has bought more war bonds per capita and will push laws to ensure World War II veterans receive full GI Bill benefits.
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Ham Andrews
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Chicago
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United States
Johnson
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Lost chance in gadget age defies a storyteller
Edgar A Guest reflects that his aged grandfather would have loved the modern world of motors and precision instruments, yet the storyteller feels out of place amid the machines and scientific talk. The poem contrasts old craftsmanship with new technology and the grandfather’s understanding with the narrator’s limited grasp.
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Agrindgire
Kettering
Keller
Breer
Zeder
Edgar A. Guest
Audit finds no current shortage in Public Safety funds
State audit of the Public Safety Department covering July 1, 1948 to June 30, 1949 found no current shortage. About $100 in padding was noted, with no restitution made. Auditor C B Akers urged closer cooperation with the State Comptroller to prevent padding before records reach the auditor. Dale Shaw resigned as motor vehicle registration chief citing a better job, denying resignation tied to padding charges.
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Des Moines
State Department of Public Safety
Robert D. Blue
Public Safety
R. B. Laird
C. B. Akers
Akers
C. Fred Porter
Porter
Dale Shaw
Motor Vehicle Registration Department
Shaw
State Audit Details Hotel Expenses In Investigation
Akers reports show lodging costs higher than payments and charges for unregistered hotels. Shaar says some hotel costs used an assumed name to protect investigative sources. Nicholson notes a rise in miscellaneous expenses in general administration while criminal investigation costs fell, with Akers citing a surge tied to suppressing slot machines under former Gov. Hickenlooper.
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Akers
General Administration
B. B. Hickenlowper
New New Deal Seen As Possible With Full Employment Bill
Senator James E. Murray of Montana introduced a sweeping full employment bill as a potential new New Deal. He was joined by Senators Wagner New York Thomas of Utah and O Mahoney Wyoming, all signalling close ties to the White House.
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Truman Committee
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Harry Bates
Construction Workers Union
Green
Dan Tobin
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Labor
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Washington
James FE. Murray
Montana
Wagner
Thomas
Uriah
O’mahoney
Wyoming
Federal job guarantee bill outlines full employment policy
The measure would create a federal policy guaranteeing the right to work for all adults who have completed schooling and are seeking employment, excluding those with full-time household duties. It notes alignment with administration views and would apply to Americans fit to work.
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