Atlantic News Telegraph subscriber notice and rates
Notice to subscribers explains evening delivery option for Atlantic readers who miss their paper and provides contact numbers. Instructions include using the correct office telephone for delivery changes and to avoid calling the unrelated News Telegraph number. Also lists subscription rates and mailing details for Iowa and Cass counties.
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Atlantic Eyes Expansion With Sears Roebuck Store Planned
Local business circles hear rumors of a Sears Roebuck department store moving into Atlantic as the first step in postwar expansion. Talks also center on hotel renovations and a potential Barnes half-block market, signaling a broader rise in retail outlets and an improved business district along Highway Six.
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Court House
Bees and their vital role in pollination for agriculture
The article explains that bees pollinate many plants, boosting yields and sustaining crops. It notes farmers rent bees to aid fields, and that pollination is more critical than honey production. Expansion of bee populations could drive beekeeping growth.
Fatal Weakness in Japanese Defenses Foreseen
The piece notes Japan cannot defend against sea and air attacks and cites a US task force within striking distance of Tokyo. It argues Japan's ground forces are futile against air or naval aggression and suggests the war's end may be near if Tokyo and key industries fall.
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Atlantic Circus Visits Amid Prosperity and Truman Berlin Trip
Editorial notes Atlantic hosts two circuses this week after cancellations in Atlantic earlier visits. The piece also weighs Truman's upcoming Berlin trip, predicting whether his leadership can harmonize international tensions and win esteem abroad, drawing contrast with his predecessor.
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Moran Appointment Signals Labor Rift In Truman Era
Ex-congressman Carl Moran from Maine named assistant secretary of labor, hinting at shifting away from left wing labor groups and toward a more pro Roosevelt approach. Eisenhower’s mother becomes central in filmmaker Sam Goldwyn’s project, while Berlin postwar wrangles reveal prior U.S. planning flaws and calls to settle Japan plans now.
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Clearance sale of surplus U S war goods accelerates daily
Washington reports the ANLC oversees a growing disposal of surplus war property with consumer and capital goods selling near 50 million dollars monthly and a rising stockpile. Overseas surpluses may lag four to five months and will involve foreign buyers and barter to settle claims.
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Air Mail Subsidies Fade as Air Transport Surges
Washington reports air mail subsidies end as airline revenue exceeds costs. Post Office figures show a near 70 million dollar reversal from deficits since 1918, with 1943–44 profits and a dramatic rise in miles flown and pounds carried. Airlines shift from mail reliance to passenger and other revenues.
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Reminiscences from New York Gossip and Daily Life
A scattered column recalls social chatter in New York with mentions of Amy Vanderbilt and other columns, notes on tailor shops and lentil soup, and references to theater plans by Gene Dalrymple. The piece blends personal anecdotes, dining, and local color from mid century society.
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Missouri Cornfields
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Wathers
Lilian Blood
Margaret Fawcett
West Orange
N. J
Bernice Wilbur
Leominster
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Eleanor Bremner
Miriam Deelman
New Rochelle
Eugenie King
Evelyn Lange
Chicago
Omaha
Mary Lee Estelle
Nancy
Nell Kaley
Indianapolis
Gene Dalrymple
Ise
Threshold of a Bold Airline Era Foretold
The speaker notes the wartime impact on air travel and predicts a future of dramatic airline service expansion, suggesting we stand at the threshold of an era far more breathtaking than any prior developments.
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A humorous verse recounts a boy with unruly hair that resists brushing. Family quips compare it to a mat and wire, while the dresser and barber fail to tame it. The six year old grandson shares the same stubborn mop, destined to stay through life.
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Relax Regulation On Induction Of Some Job Jumpers
Washington announces a relaxation of induction standards for men 26 or over who fail to meet regular physical requirements. Job-jumpers may change jobs without draft board approval, relieving the draft path for many while the broader group under 26 remains subject to relaxed standards for limited service. About 52,000 job-jumpers were inducted under relaxed rules in the first five months of the year.
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Army
Selective Service
Resting furniture helps pests and structure longevity
A tip notes moving furniture periodically reduces dust and breaks up pests near furniture legs. The advice suggests lifting rather than dragging to prevent damage and to maintain a cleaner, safer living space.
Novel Midget Searchlight Projecting 1500 Beam
A walnut sized searchlight capable of a 1500 candlepower beam will be used on rubber rafts. It can project the light for 60 nautical miles and represents a new piece of equipment for lifesaving craft.
Spray Potatoes to Check Blight in Iowa
The Casa county farm bureau urges weekly spraying of potato vines to combat late blight detected in northern and central Iowa. With cool wet weather favorable to spread, only dry weather or Bordeaux mixture spraying can prevent crop loss. Use a pressure sprayer and spray until vines die back. Mix four level tablespoons of Bordeaux powder per gallon of water.
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Casa County Farm Bureau
Iowa
Notice to request extra copies of The News Telegraph
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