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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1945
Page
1
Classified snippet lists old price points for advertisements: $5.00, $2.75, $1.60, and $6.00 with totals 48.25 and 91.76. Mentions Meccemerte to the News and Telegraph phrase clearly. No further readable context or names provided.
The piece argues that Munich and Germany failed to oppose early Nazi gangsters, leading to World War and universal loss. It warns that compromise with evil fuels crime, mob power, and political decay, urging decisive action to destroy evil before it grows. The article cites Munich's dead, Germany crushed, and world danger as consequences.
The column comments on unpredictable Japanese actions and mixed aircraft reports. It notes the CPA’s sugar supply impact on winter food, praises resourcefulness in cooking, and comments on Nazi arrogance and glass collectibles.
A confidential White House briefing by Herbert Pell criticizes U S state department officials and Justice Robert Jackson for failing to list any Nazis for trial as of mid 1945. Pell describes internal disagreements, missing funds, and a stalled War Crimes commission hampering postwar justice and U S prestige in Europe.
The War Production Board assigns farmers an AA-2 preference rating on farm supplies. Farmers gain level with other war supporters and can buy hundreds of items such as hoses axes and air compressors without county ration committee approval for purchases over 50 dollars. Retailers forward certificates to wholesalers then to manufacturers.
Washington lawmakers debated the District budget and a $2500 annual pay boost for members of Congress. Representative Taber fled after a punch attempt by Cannon, while Beth Iawa and others criticized the move as politically risky amid war sacrifices.
Anita The Congregational church held a junior vacation Bible school which closed Saturday noon with a church picnic. Twenty pupils attended the event.
Poem reflects on a future when peace returns and hatred ends. It imagines June with roses and weddings and a simple day spent fishing with a dear friend. The speaker longs for old joys, golf tips, and a life free from war as memories of boyhood dreams return.
Wesley A. D'Ewart, longtime senator and rancher from Wilsall, defeats Democratic Rep. Leo C. Graybill of Great Falls to fill the vacancy after Rep. James F. O'Connor's death in Livingston. The result boosts party hopes ahead of the 1946 elections.
President Truman directs the seizure and operation of Humble Oil and Refining Company plants at Ingleside Texas due to a labor disturbance. Secretary Ic to implement the action under wartime powers.
Juan Venges Olivares, 22, a Mexican national, shot and killed De Joras Vargas, 18, after anger over a rejected proposal. He then shot and killed himself. Coroner Frank Keppy reported an inquest is pending.
A detailed account of the restored Grand Central ceiling concourse work by Charles Gulbrandsen and team. The replacement rock board ceiling features a blue sky with golden constellations, sixty magnitudes lighted, and precise star lighting to match natural illumination. The project took about a year with safety measures ensuring no injuries.
Mrs Eliza Wilcox died after a stroke at her O Neill Nebraska home. Born in England about 974 years ago she came to America as a child with William and Anne Townsend. She is survived by daughter Mrs Homer Mulling of O Neill four sisters and two brothers. Her husband Abner Wilcox died years ago on a Nebraska ranch. Funeral services held in O Neill.
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