Atlantic News Telegraph publication and delivery notice
The Atlantic News Telegraph details mailing and subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery within Cass and adjoining counties and outlines delivery changes. It lists associated news bureaus, staff contacts, and a notice asking subscribers to call 685 M before 7 PM to adjust delivery, with instructions to not call the wrong number.
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We Follow On War Alert and Isolation Realities
A reflective piece warns of Europe’s ongoing conflict and the United States edging toward intervention. It argues that avoidance of war requires steadfast isolation and rejection of entanglement in European affairs, recalling World War I lessons and the cost of participation.
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Brave Cub Scout Beekmann Sacrifices for Courage
An 11 year old Cub Scout Bruce Beckmann displayed extraordinary bravery after sliding down a flag pole and injuring himself on a metal hook. He lifted himself from the hook despite a torn side and punctured lung, saying he must be brave. He endured pain with stoicism and continues recovery.
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French and British halt Hitler's motorized forces with new maneuver
Reports say French and British units have developed a smothering tactic that yields then envelopes the German motorized armies, severing supply lines. This initial success could deter Italy for a time and potentially influence the war beyond the immediate battlefield.
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Editorial Briefs Highlight Tax Changes and Flower Show Growth
The proposed federal income tax increases could push about two million more people into taxpaying status. Many who view federal funds as free may change opinions by contributing to federal programs. The annual flower show from the Woman's club is expanding, moving to larger quarters and drawing more visitors, signaling growing regional prominence. The editors applaud the club's success and wish the show continued growth and wider recognition across southwestern Iowa.
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Democratic Hopefuls Scramble Second Place in 1940 Race
Washington gossip notes the 1940 Democratic field as Roosevelt contends with potential runners including Jackson Stark and Douglas. Geography, anti machine credentials, and party factionalism shape who gains vice presidential consideration amid Lindbergh speech fallout and pro Allied sentiment.
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Daily Knowledge Test Answers: Quick History and Geography Quiz
A practice page prompts readers to try ten questions covering U.S. presidents dental history blitzkrieg meanings opera and mythic items, Relativity, island possessions, university origins, and a French statue maker. It asks about the Coyote State nickname and postal liability for lost money letters.
Language Lesson On Usage Of Ate And Partake
A note explains that the correct verb for eating is ate not partake in most contexts. Partake means to take part of something in common or share, as in partaking of hospitality, and is rarely used for simply eating a meal.
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Appalachian Trail Lengths 2050 Miles From Maine to Georgia
The Appalachian trail spans 2050 miles along the crest of the range from Mount Katahdin in Maine to Mount Oglethorpe in Georgia.
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Ambitious talk on paper mills and urban street life
A reflective piece recalls a New York neighborhood with memories of pretty locals, a radio figure in Detroit, and a Georgia connection. It notes plans for paper from pine along the southeast coast, plus a call for rubber substitutes and interest in U S industrial chemistry. It ends with observations of street children fishing for coins, a charitable act, and urban poverty.
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Hotels Adjust Rates After Summer Flight From Fairs
The passage notes that many New York hotels faced weak demand last summer due to kited rates and willfully high pricing. This season they have adjusted rates in hopes of attracting customers and securing greater profits.
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Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Outside my window a mourning dove nests safely in a cedar tree as the world rages with terror. The dove waits for days and the return of her young, finding peace in gentler things away from armor, wires, and cannon fire. Her victories are the tender lives of young doves.
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Backstage At The State House Sparks IowaPolitical Debate
Des Moines reports H R Gross dominates Iowa politics with a large vote while Gov George A Wilson wins reelection. Speculation runs on Gross running as an independent or returning to radio. Other notes include Col Hanford MacNider as a GOP dark horse, and S J Galvin and Grover H Galvin among Democrats.
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Hawkeye Boys State Seizes Iowa Statehouse
In Des Moines June 7 Hawkeye Boys State officials occupy the statehouse for two hours with Earl Barbour of Mason City High School serving as governor. Governor Wilson tells a joint legislature session America need not fear dictatorship if youth keep contact with government. He covers costs himself as the economy strains. Bob Marshall begins an immediate probe of Iowa butter industry for pure food compliance.
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