Boettiger Returns to White House Brings Cheer to Roosevelt House
Anna Boettiger and her five year old son Johnny join President Roosevelt and First Lady Eleanor at the White House, with Admiral McIntire cited for keeping the president from overworking. Senate bills include Winnie Left Her Behind relief, while Vice President Wallace departs for China and Washington dogs draw attention in the District.
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Beettigers
White House
Alse
Senate
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Hitler
Sissie
Bursie Dall
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Franklin
John
Harvard
Anna Boettiger
Johnny Boettiger, Jr
John Boettiger
Africa
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Admiral McIntire
Anna
Ross McIntire
Teheran
Congress
Winnie
Senate of the
United States
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
Sena
Coneat Advertising Rates Made Known on Application
Advertising rates are announced for carrier and mail delivery in Cass and adjoining counties. The notice lists monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly subscription prices and regional carrier terms, with specific figures presented for Atlantic and nearby areas.
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Atlantic
Cass
War contract cancellations threaten massive postwar unemployment
The piece warns that ending war contracts may cast 8,000 Brewster workers into unemployment and predicts widespread joblessness, social unrest, and potential threats to democracy as destitute workers face hunger and demagoguery after the war.
Prediction of another World War by CCNY graduates
A CCNY poll of 600 graduates finds 54 percent expect another world war within 25 years. The piece argues peace through greed and power will fail again, urging a peace built on the Golden Rule to replace greed and national ambition.
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City College of New York
Gardening and nerves under siege in wartime era
The piece argues gardening boosts finances and health amid war worries, urging Victory gardens as practical relief. It notes shifts in leadership views on race and highlights a large U S military contingent in Naples, with 389 women arriving aboard a ship in a rapid Mediterranean convoy.
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Victory Gardens
Nadples
Wacn
Mediterranean
Naples
United States
Local History Highlights From 1014
Rev. Elias Handy wed two couples in one afternoon. Hilman Wright’s fire team, on a drill, collided with a Cadillac driven by R. B. Hetzel of Avoca. A new grandstand rose at the baseball field. G. W. Ringle entered the race for county supervisor. Gus Weidemann and Ray Wiger spoke at the Masonic hall. Schiappacasse’s orchestra provided music. Conley and Gaylord installed a refrigerator showcase. C P Meredith’s Ford hit an electric lier for a second time in days. Botna Valley Seed Co building at Lewis burned for thousands in loss.
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Hilman Wright
Cadillac
R. B. Hetzel
Avoca
G. W. Ringle
Gus Weidemann
Ray @wiger
Masonic Hall
Schiappacasse
Conley
Memorial Services Held at High School Auditorium
Memorial arrangements for Extra were postponed at the cemetery due to heavy rain Tuesday afternoon and moved to the Extra high school auditorium. The program featured the Extra school band, the American Legion firing squad, Camp Fire girls, Boy Scouts and younger children placing flowers on soldiers’ graves in Extra and Catholic cemeteries. War Savings Stamps were offered at The Atlantic News-Telegraph.
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American Legion
New Day and the Songbirds in Guest Poem
Edgar A Guest reflects on a new day and the lure of a brighter future. He acknowledges doubt and weariness while suggesting hope may appear in time through friendship achievement and beauty.
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Edgar A. Guest
New Rochelle Gardener Held in Slashing Death of Wife
Richard Holden a landscape gardener was held for questioning in the death of his wife Anna 60 found dead at their home with her throat slashed Police say it is unclear if she was murdered or took her own life Anna suffered from diabetes and had been bedridden for some time.
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Tor Harlan Buchfield
South Dakota
Winnie
Nebraska
Senator Bustfield
Rosebud
Bushfield
Secretary of Interior
Senate
Pokluda
Ruby
Paluck
New Rochelle
N. Y
Richard Holden
Anna
Washington D C Notes on Roosevelt Health and Political Scene
Reports from Washington discuss President Roosevelt's health after a four week south visit with Bart Bernard Baruch, noting tanned but tired appearance and limited public contact. The piece also mentions a Bethesda Naval Hospital checkup, a lean press schedule, and Senate debates over a city government reform bill for Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Bernard Baruch Place
Rooseelt
Bethesda Naval Hospital
White House
Nees
Forrestal Named Navy Secretary Following Knox Death
The text notes Secretary of the Navy Forrestal, chosen after Frank Knox’s death, remains capable and well suited. It emphasizes his deep knowledge of naval affairs and his readiness to lead, while asserting that no man is indispensable and urging fourth-term supporters to take note.
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Forrestal
Frank Knox
Navy
Cigar Comeback in War Era Sparks Hollywood Change
A New York overview notes the resurgence of cigars during wartime as they move into everyday settings from clubs to lunchrooms and trains. It highlights how film stars like Michael Harrison and John Garfield began using cigars to signal character, breaking a historical bias against cigar use in movies.
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New York
Dutch Trent
Michael Harrison
John Garfield
Tokyo
Charles
Coburn
Gary Cooper
Good Husband and Wife Radio Duo Urged for Nicer Home Talk
A letter from a reader praises Adelaide and Mark Hawley as ideal radio hosts for a thrice weekly show about home life. The writer endorses sensible dialogue on domestic matters and neighborly concerns, and even offers to fill in if Mark is busy with exporting duties.
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Adelaide
Mark Hawley
Mark
Mary Margaret McBride
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Health Hazards After Iowa Floods Warned by State
Des Moines report warns health risks linger after floods. dysentery and typhoid are top threats. Citizens are urged to sterilize wells and ensure drinking water safety. Measures include draining dirty water, disinfecting wells, and using chlorinated lime or laundry bleach correctly.
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Des Moines
State Department of Health
Hay crop early urged to protect quality nationwide
Ames reports extension agronomist Horace B. Cheney of Iowa State College says harvesting hay early preserves protein content and improves palatability and digestibility, urging producers to put up every possible ton this year.
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Ames
Horace B. Cheney
Senate confirms 13 army promotions but skips Patton
Washington reports the Senate approves 13 high ranking army officers to permanent general or brigadier ranks after a Military Affairs Committee review. Lt. Gen. George S. Patton is not promoted due to objections over his Coldier slapping incident and his wartime views.
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INS
Senate
George 8
Patton
Séally
London
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Roosevelt
George 8. Marshall
Army
Carl Spaats
Brehon Somervell
Mark ‘Clark
Joseph McNarney
Jonathan Wain
Joseph Tilwell
Io Eal
Robert Tichelber Eer
As Millard
C. Kenney
Oust Bradley
Jen Ealser
Thomas Handy
Walter B. Smith
Farmers Union backs unified Missouri river development plan
Denver meeting of National Farmers Union directors calls for a coordinated plan to develop the Missouri River valley. States represented include Kansas Iowa Nebraska South Dakota Montana Wyoming Colorado. A committee led by Glenn J. Talbott was formed to promote the unified program while opposing a Congress backed navigation only project.
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Denver
National Farmers Union Board ‘of
Missouri River
Kansas
Iowa
Hebrain
7Th
South Dakota
Ontana
Wyoming
Colorado
Glenn J. Talbott
Farmers Union
Great
Missouri River Basin
Grocery Sale Transforms Grant-Albert Shop to Modern Self Service
Grant-Albert Bender sells the grocery to E. W. Krohn of Lewis. The store closed Monday for remodeling and redecorating. Modern fixtures and an up to date self service system are being installed.
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Grant
Albert Bender
E. WW. Krohn
Lewis
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