Des Moines Classified Notice Summary
Classified notice lists personnel and office details for Atlantic News Telegraphs and several associations. Mentions Des Moines location, contacts Kontoenderson and FE P Wood, and a Washington special news representative. Provides pricing figures $1.90, $8.60, and $7.00 in unspecified context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Daily
Moines
Iowa Daily Press Association
Kontoenderson
FE. P Wood
Washington
The Defense Budget Increase Sparks National Debate
The nation plans a defense budget rise from about 11 billion to 13 billion for the coming year. Proponents argue preparedness may deter war and support current business while critics warn of wasted resources and future costs. The article weighs whether armament spending prevents or provokes conflict and its impact on taxpayers.
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Russia
United States
Europe
Atlantic Plans Revival of Annual Corn Show
The Atlantic Chamber of Commerce proposes reviving a yearly corn show to celebrate local farming. The plan aims to educate the public on quality corn, foster civic pride, and attract statewide attention with outstanding entertainment features not of the carnival variety.
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The
Atlantic Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Atlantic
Editorial Briefs Reflect on War, Deserts and Democracy
The column muses on ongoing Palestinian truce impacts and a western Iowa drift into drought after past drought fears. It mocks campaign optimism and praises the Atlantic League of Women Voters for civics booklets while criticizing Soviet assumptions about U S weakness, democracy and unity.
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Atlantic League of Women Voters
Ed Kelly refines Truman Chicago arrival amid housing bill push
Drew Pearson reports ex mayor Ed Kelly advises a later Chicago entry time for President Truman to avoid crowds. The piece outlines stalled Taft Ellender Wagner housing bill progress, southern support dynamics, and the broader Cold War debate including American desertions in Moscow and a proposed people to people friendship campaign with Europe and the Soviet Union.
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Drew Pearson
Ed Kelly
Truman
Chicago
Moscow
Washington
White House
Taft-Ellender-Wagner
Banking and Currency Committee
Congress
California
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Russia
Meyer Davis
Paris
U. Ss
James McMillin
United States
Igor Gouzenko
Canada
McMillin
West Point
Kremlin
U. S
Europe
Franco
Spain
Pyrennes
France
The
Rhine
Iran
U.S
Amassador Bedell Smith
Notable Personalities Remembered By A Veteran Editor
A veteran editor recalls prominent figures he knew or admired including Paderewski, Riley, Rockwell, Will Rogers, Kirsten Flagstad, John Mulholland, John Paul Jones, Lindbergh, Henry Brown, Bryan, Terhune, Schumann Heink, Count Morner, Billy Sunday, Cardinal Spellman, Amy Semple MacPherson, Frank Markey, McAdam, M cNitt, Warren Harding, Babe Ruth, J P McEvoy, Clarence Kelland, Roy Howard, James Flagg, Oscar Stobel, Michael North, Alice Longworth, Eleanor Roosevelt, Ted Roosevelt and Teddy Roosevelt, as recorded in a syndicated release.
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Kirsten Flagstad
John Mulholland
John Paul Jones
Charles Lindberg
Henry Winston
Brown
Providence
William Jennings ‘Bryan
Albert Payson Terhune
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Count Gosta Morner
Billy Sunday
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Amy Semple MacPherson
Frank Markey
Frank Nolan
al Lodwick
Charles McAdam
W. V. McNitt
McAdam
Markey
Roy Howard
James Montgomery Flage
Oscar Stobel
Arizona Desert
Michael North
Alice Longworth
Eleanor Roosevelt
Ted Roosevelt
Alice
Teddy
United Press
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
New Corporation To Publish Farm Bureau Weekly
Clarinda announces sale of the Farm Bureau World weekly news tabloid to a new local corporation. The Page County News Publishing Co Inc will move the World and its press from Shenandoah to Clarinda this week. N C G Mcconaughy leads as president with Paul Gauthier as vice president and managing editor. Carroll Mitchell serves as secretary and business manager. Loran Moorhead remains on the World staff as advertising representative. The firm plans to publish the World on Mondays under expanded operations.
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Clarinda
Farr
World
House Oigan
Iowa
Clarinda Corporation
The
Page County News Publishing Co, Inc
R. E. Cunninghan
Shenandoah
News Publishing Co
N. CG. McConaughy
Page County News
Paul Gauthier
Corning
Carroll Mitchell
Loran Moorhead
Page County News Detail From June 7 Thursday
The Page County News reports events unfolding on Thursday in June 7. Readers are advised to consult the paper for updates on local happenings, schedules, and notices relevant to residents and事务.
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Ming
The
Page County News
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A poem praising invention and honest progress contrasts counterfeit practice with innovation. It urges openness and testing new ideas while warning against deceit and tyranny. The piece closes with a road safety reminder to slow down and avoid speeding on the way to one's destination.
Snow Herman Faces Tax Worries
Herman Schultz, a bachelor millionaire, reports theft of 121000 from his home while a second safe containing 86000 remained. Plymouth county assessment finds Schultz listed 4000 to the assessor and imposes a tax on 261000, with a four year records review underway.
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Mars
Herman Schultz
Schultz
Plymouth County Board of Assessment
U S Warns China Over Anti U S Demonstrations in Nanking
United States Ambassador J Leighton Stuart warned China that Chinese student protests against American policy in Japan risk damaging ties and could have serious consequences if they continue. He cited Communist agitation and riotous actions by some students including Shanghai faculty appeals to President Truman and Secretary Marshall calling for an end to U S support for Japan.
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Smith
Bureau of Fisheries
Moscow
Canada
Gouzenko
Me‘Millin
Galina Danaeva
Commerce Department
Tass
Henry Wallace
United States
Russia
Nanking
China
Japan
J. Leighton Stuart
Shanghai
Truman
Marshall
U. S
Turkish floods drown fifty in Amusya flash flood
A flash flood swept across Amusya in north central Turkey, drowning fifty people as rescue efforts commenced and authorities investigated the disaster.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Amusya
Anita Lutheran Bible School Closes After Afternoon Session
The vacation Bible school at Haly Cross Lutheran Church closed Wednesday afternoon due to unresolved enrollment issues.
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Anita Lutheran Bible School
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Haly Cross Lutheran Church
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Western
Friendship Letters
State Department
Iron Curtain
England
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
New York
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Paderewki
James Whitcomb
Riley
Doctor Rockwell
Public
Rockwell
C. B. Driscoll
McNaught Syndicate
Will Rogers
Harvard
Warren Harding
Babe Ruth
J.P. McEvoy
Clarence Budington Kelland
NEW Corporation
Farm Bureau Weekly
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Snow Herman
VET Homes
Veterans Administration
Edwin Wichel
Mia
Carl Claussen
Howard Kei
Barbara Pearson
Pegey Dove
Howard Prove
Margaret Reed
Dick Bell
Hinrichs Bldg
GOV
Robert D
Pick-Sloan
Towa
Reault
Sound
Blue
Wise
Robert Pb
Aaron
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