Atlantic News-Telegraph Publishing Details and Subscriptions
The Atlantic News Telegraph announces publication details and pricing for home delivery and mail subscriptions across Iowa and beyond. It lists editor contact, association memberships, and carrier deadlines, with a notice guiding subscribers to report delivery issues or changes by calling 585 M before 7 PM.
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Warning against Moseley’s fascist leanings and defense of liberty
The Dies committee testimony by Major General George Moseley reveals a warped outlook. The piece warns such agitators threaten liberty, likening them to Hitler and Mussolini and urging education and propaganda to preserve democratic ideals and prevent concentration camps.
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Editorial Briefs Reflect on War Toll and New Deal
The piece laments submarines, notes water’s benefits to life, and endorses the film Confessions of a Nast Spy as a warning against Nazi propaganda. It extols the New Deal’s vast projects, urges careful handling of Atlantic Light and Water contracts, and cautions against harming rural consumers while resolving past messes.
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King George VI Faces Tough Empire Tour Amid Unease
King George VI undertakes a historic empire tour aimed at wooing the Dominions, while Britain faces economic strain and a ruling financial oligarchy. Dominions grow skeptical of Britain’s leadership as unemployment rises and capital abroad guides policy.
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in hard times
A poem in which a village grocer, miller, and barber laments harsh economic conditions under an ineffectual government. The workers describe wages and costs failing to keep households afloat as they cope with debt and dwindling savings while continuing to work and move through town.
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Today’s Common Error About the Word Fetch
A note on how fetch is used in modern English. The piece examines the idea that fetch implies a round trip to obtain an item and returns with it. It discusses common misuses and clarifies the distinction between bring and fetch.
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Drouth Scrapes Wheat Shortage In Western Talk
A Western conversation notes a severe drouth lowering wheat yields. One boy recalls harvesting a scant crop while another jokes he had to lather his wheat before cutting it, illustrating hardship and humor amid drought.
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Distinguished Father Takes Credit for Work Says Son
A dialogue notes a father’s distinguished appearance and a son’s claim that he did all the work while the father received credit. The exchange underscores themes of recognition and personal effort within family dynamics.
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St George’s Church a Low Church Spotlight in New York
In New York City St George’s Church on East 16th Street reflects a notably low church practice under Bishop Manning with a simple vestment ritual and a holy table altar. Sexton John C. Tiedeman describes services where worship resembles Roman Catholic form yet remains Episcopal, with congregants kneeling around a central table for Communion.
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St George’s church and notable Iowa visitors in Washington
The piece details the St George’s church interior and its new construction vision, mentions a parade of Iowa figures in Washington including Howard Chase John K Valen tine and N J Nelson, and notes visits by Bob Feller James Pearson and others amid a Washington trip by Iowans and lawmakers. It also references adjournment timing and personal anecdotes about Tom Cunningham and a slingshot hobby.
Serpent Wisdom Doubts Raised by Mrs Young and Local Oddities
Mrs E J Young killed a large bull snake in her chickenhouse and found two lumps in its abdomen plus a missing china egg, suggesting the proverb about serpents is flawed. Drivers warned about late night parking near Fourteenth and Chestnut. Arnold Ipson drove into a fish pond at the light and water plant, requiring a wrecker to pull the car out. Griswold news notes celebrate Carol Woodward’s eighth grade graduation and birthday. Gracie Allen’s singing talent questioned. Max Bullock and Don Lavery transport a new boat to Okoboji after a lengthy setup effort.
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Jensen to Speak at Belleville Flag Day Centenary
Washington dispatch notes Congressman Ben F Jensen will speak June 18 in Belleville New Jersey at a flag day celebration and town centennial. Attendance of many lawmakers is uneasy over the House rules committee move on the Town send bill amid party maneuvering. Otha D Wearin of Hastings is reportedly under consideration for a federal post as coverage of Iowa politics and Washington staff duties continues.
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Daily Knowledge Test Challenge Questions
The page lists ten questions for a knowledge test. Questions cover geography language history biology governance and notable figures asking about Charing Cross location pro tempore meaning Great Lakes smallest name pronunciation vertebrate animals Central American president visited US forearm muscle location blue flag with white cross Denmark hen egg production yearly and Jacobus Steiner.
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