Edwin P. Chase Remembered For Journalism and Kindness
Edwin Percy Chase of The News Telegraph Atlantic resident and paper founder passes away leaving a legacy of editorial leadership that earned statewide recognition and a lasting imprint of friendliness generosity and helpfulness on friends and colleagues across Iowa.
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Edwin Percy Chase
News-Telegraph
Atlantic
Athan
Nent
Chase
Puaktees
Percy Chase
Percy
Towa
Community calls for scrutiny of carnivals and sponsors
An Atlantic editor argues that local carnivals, including girl shows and clip joints, evade proper supervision and harm residents. The piece urges authorities to inspect the first night, shut down undesirable events, and require local organizations to back public safety rather than lend their names to questionable ventures.
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Atantic
Atlantic
No Immediate War Between East and West Believed Likely
The analysis suggests Russia and its satellite states fear U S military power more than the United States fears Russia. Satellites worry any conflict would devastate their territories. Russia fears its own military weaknesses. Overall, low risk of war soon, with danger limited to potential incidents from occupying troops if disciplined and restrained.
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Russia
U. S
U.S
Atlantic Pact Support Seen As Less Costly Than War
The author argues U S backing of the Atlantic Pact will prevent war in Europe and cost less than a future conflict. They note history shows America bears most war costs and compare coal mine shutdown tactics to pressure the nation into maintaining price levels, criticizing John L. Lewis and miners for similar leverage.
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U.S
Europe
U. S
John L. Lewis
Tough Guy Learns Fatherhood Through Pies and Pace
A cynical man recalls twenty years without tears and marries for skill at making pies. He preaches calm, yet nerves show as he speeds to the hospital. When the baby arrives he collapses, then offers a blessing and hope for safe travels.
Atlantic News-Telegraph Publication Details and Rates
The Atlantic News-Telegraph outlines publication days, editor contact, and office information. It lists membership in press associations and provides subscription rates by carrier and mail, including local Cass county and outside Iowa options, with yearly and monthly pricing, and Canada postage.
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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Britain’s postwar trade crisis and Bretton Woods plan
The column surveys postwar Britain and Western Europe, detailing Bretton Woods aims, the British loan, sterling-dollar pool abrogation, and Marshall Plan aid. It argues that despite aid Britain remains strained, with Cripps signaling a return to pool practices and devaluation as Snyder’s proposed remedy, while noting broader European labor and production imbalances.
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Drew Pearson
Asaya
England
Marshall Plan
Western Europe
Wahitvton
Treasury
John Shader
Owar Dave
Bat
Bretton Woods
Lord Beaverbrook
Winston
Churchill
Britain
Hitler
Argentina
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
U.S.A
London
British Empire
Australia
Ito Ayson
United States
Stafford Cripps
Briguin
Agai
Cripps
Beaverbrook
Thas Marshall Pian
Congress
Ghawie Tadio
Iioako Igneres
Pearson
Asia
France
Europe
Snyder
John Snyder
Stafford Crip
Eugland
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Wingless Chick Eggs En Route to London
Des Moines breeder Peter Baumann shipped three dozen wingless chick eggs to London via air express after arranging with Henry Lourie of the London Daily Express. Lourie secured the sale for the British government and Baumann noted many inquiries nationwide. Fertility is uncertain given the season, the breeder said.
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Des Moines
London
Eagland
Peter WH
Batmann
Air Express
Des Monties
Henry Lourie
London Daily Express
Lourie
Baumann
New York
Butter Truck Crash Spills Butter After Accident
A semi loaded with 32000 pounds of butter overturned and burned on a highway east of town after a Saturday crash. Driver Bud Dotson, 28, Akron, Ohio, escaped with minor injuries.
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Armstrong
Here
Bud Dotson
Akron
Ohio
Vets Office Accelerates Cattle Testing Program
The state veterinarian Kr. H. A. Garrett says the veterinary office is speeding up its cattle testing plan and asking counties to advance levies to fund it. He notes wartime losses but says funds are now better. If county funds fall short, boards may question why funding wasn’t arranged earlier. Levy revenue funds testing and indemnities for reactors, including cattle killed. Tests target tuberculosis and bang’s disease.
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Boards of Supervisors
Hbang
Bowen couple to move to Seattle after visit
Anita and Duane Bowen visit Duane's mother Mrs Myrtle Bowes and brother Hugh Bowen before moving to Seattle, Washington. Duane, a World War II veteran and University of Chicago law graduate, has a job at a Seattle law firm. They came from Effingham Kansas to visit Dr and Mrs KE Morton, Anita's parents.
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Anita
Duane Bowen
Myrtle Bowes
Hugh Bowen
Duane
University of Chicago Law School
Seattle
Wash
Tae
Effieham
Kan
Visice
KE. J. Morton
Taft Leadership Praised Amid Party Struggles
The piece extols Robert A Taft as a stabilizing force within the Republican Senate critique of Taft Hartley. It credits his leadership with unifying senior party members, resisting presidential pressure, and shaping a cautious yet constructive legislative agenda during the first Congress. It notes attacks from labor factions targeting Taft and his allies while praising his experience and steady approach.
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Inotye
Sdst
Robert AL Taft
Olee
Vere
Heroert Woover
Robert A. Taft
Pest
Atoany Vate
Harold Stassen
Taft
Moteur Opegard Oto Party
Alst Congress
Suiast
Congress
Robert A. Tatus
A. F.oof L
C.L0
Audubonites Injured in Reported Mishaps
A garbled local item references injuries among Audubon residents amid a series of mishaps. It mentions Walter Dansent and Frances Reuftle with unclear ties to a legal guardian or family, and includes scattered names such as Me Renfile and Soper-Valu.
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Cabos
Walter Dansent
Maeawres
Soper-Valu Frei Tore
Novern
Laramie
Frances Reuftle
Daughoer
J. Mo Renfile
Stalin's Son Boasts of Russian Air Power
A fragmented report claims Stalin's son touts Russia's aviation strength, asserting the nation leads in high speed jets and air power. The piece lacks clear sourcing and includes garbled text but centers on praise of Soviet air capabilities and leadership endorsement.
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Stalin
Russ Air Power
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Atlantic Pact
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Edgar A
Guest
Atlantic News-Telegraph
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Vets Office
Diamond
Fhompss Esi
Cileral Government
Monscowe
RPS Pone
Moscow
Berlin
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