03 Jul 1945
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1945
Page
1
The author notes many books claim to be the best but questions their enduring value. They estimate 164 books named best in a year and argue readers should wait a decade before tackling new releases to avoid wasting time on fleeting trends while publishers continue to publish.
The piece argues that swift enthusiastic U.S. Senate ratification of the charter is crucial. Prolonged delays or objections risk undermining international support, delaying implementation and potentially harming world peace. The emphasis is on starting the machine and allowing imperfections to be improved over time.
The text argues that fuel oil from Borneo and Southeastern Asia has been captured or degraded, depriving Japan of critical supplies for its battleships and operations. It predicts dwindling Japanese stocks and implies imminent defeat as modern machinery would overwhelm them.
The piece praises U S Navy sailors for their training and equipment. It also critiques the War Labor Board for penalizing Akron rubber strikers and Goodyear workers, suggesting unions will pay a price for misconduct while employers have in the past.
Washington dispatch reports a sharp clash on the War Mobilization Advisory Board over extending the Agriculture secretary’s powers to set farm prices. Arguments centered on potential OPA overrides, with Vinson and Dyke challenging farm group leaders like Adbert Goss and Eric Johnston. The board ultimately retained a one year extension without crippling amendments.
A poem recalling childhood Fourth of July celebrations and the evolving meaning of freedom. The speaker contrasts youthful noise and fireworks with mature devotion to service, noting brave youth die to keep freedom’s banners aloft.
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The article analyzes President Truman's proposed change to succession, arguing the 1886 law may be adequate. It notes support from Feud and Ernest Lindley, discusses the roles of the speaker and president pro tempore, and highlights concerns about party control and cross party alignment. It also mentions timing issues and possible alternatives if Truman dies before a new secretary of state is confirmed.
In Newark New York reporters greet Ralph Perkins and Charlie Baldwin as horticulture figures. The piece recounts rose breeding talk by Gene Boerner, admiration for Burbank, and Baldwin’s agile travel to reunite with Mary Margaret McBride and Stella Kuttiss for Ernie Pyle coverage.
The writer withdraws the first ripe tomato award and grants it to Mre J O Black for picking three on June 18. Ed Westin delivers July 4 potatoes. Mrs Alva Carbuhn finds multiple color clovers in her yard. Clifford Berry and Charles Krause, both with Europe service, return from debarkation port. Hugh Preston and Clay Belcher, marines, recognize men in the Iwo Jima booklet giveaway. An Omaha reader questions the word preventative.
Fragmented lines reference a debate over preventive policy and governance aligned with Omaha ideals. It notes G. W. Hartman and family vacationing with relatives at Fergus Falls in Ottertail County and mentions lakes and local weather hints.
A fragmented instruction outlines upholstery cleaning with brushing, pest check, cushion removal, and crevice cleaning. It mentions damp cloth over crushed pile and using an iron heated to steam distance, avoiding direct contact with the cloth to lift stains.
Production of American grown dates rose from 1,000,000 pounds in 1926 to 20,000,000 in 1643. Weather has long hindered date cultivation requiring hot dry conditions for ripening, with a single shower able to ruin the crop.
Luminescence plays a crucial role across fields from vitamin analysis to television and petroleum prospecting. It aids chemists physiologists criminologists miners and engineers in diverse applications and research.
A compact roundup captures local happenings across politics, business, sports and culture with timely notes on meetings, openings, court actions and notable civic events shaping daily life in the city.
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