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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1939
Page
1
Atlantic News-Telegraph in Atlantic Iowa lists editors offices and rates for subscriptions including city and mail options. It urges subscribers to call 585 M for evening delivery issues and directs changes of address or paper discontinuation to the office rather than the carrier.
As the session nears an end around July 16, observers note missed promises on tax cuts, lower spending, and economic aid. Critics warn of a hurried final push that could yield flawed measures while rail, neutrality policy, and social security remain unsettled issues.
The piece extols ongoing advances across science and industry. It highlights chemistry transforming agriculture, medical breakthroughs, air conquest, radio potential, evolving architecture and electrified homes as fresh frontiers. It urges graduates to pursue these opportunities for world recognition.
In Iowa talk centers on Governor Wilson as a national ticket option with other names like Senator Herring and former Governor Kraschel. Freshman lawmakers helped Townsend votes. analysts debate whether this signals a shift or timidity. A loud open air show disturbance near rail lines prompts calls for curbing noise. In Mexico City 500 students protest a U S airplane death blame United States embassies attacked after the crash in Washington.
American Export Airlines prepares three survey flights across the Atlantic as Pan American rivalry grows. Routes include New York to Biscarrense France and Azores to France with twin engined planes, promising earlier schedules and weather radio support.
A poem satirizes impulsive anger and loud outbursts when anger rises over trifles. It notes the folly of wrath and the urge to rage, contrasting passion with restraint and calling for cooler conduct.
A sequence of ten trivia prompts covers history geography government linguistics and religion. Questions ask for founder of British Indian empire a Great Lakes pair a fisheries department Sweden's foreign minister a pronunciation a European country Isere river a mythic half man horse creature the sun's rotation time French castle and the biblical book recounting Abraham's life.
A reflective piece on appreciating small moments rather than chasing grand achievements. It urges readers to notice trifles that bring daily meaning and happiness, challenging the habit of constantly pursuing larger goals.
A language tip warns against saying my salary is equivalent to yours and suggests clearer wording such as 66 ee DP wqusl oven to avoid ambiguity. The note emphasizes precise expressions in workplace conversations and training materials.
A reflective column piece recounts New York scenes from Broadway to the World’s Fair including mentions of a patrol presence amid unrest, Dwight Franklin’s film work on Captain Blood, Ferdinand the Bull acts, and a pairing of readers from Kentucky who visit the Waldorf Hotel. It also notes a pocket guide to New York, and preserves anecdotes about writers, actors, and collectors met or observed in recent travels.
The Kings acknowledge uncovering dishes, copper necklaces, and personal ornaments from a primitive culture. They admit the people and their era remain unknown, but efforts are under way to learn more about who they were and when they lived.
The columnist notes Harry Hopkins may move near Grinnell Iowa to enjoy rural life and family priorities. He argues public figures seek peace from grind and fawning crowds, warn of ingratitude in republics, and praise those who avoid or leave office before public distrust grows.
Washington June 9 In spite of opposition the house appropriations military sub committee agreed to recommend a 300 million dollar bill to expand the army air fleet to 5 500 combat planes in two years The measure will be reported to the house Monday A bipartisan effort seeks to slow the program amid fears many planes would be obsolete before involvement Col Charles A Lindbergh endorsed the reserve plan noting its need The army now has 2 468 planes including orders Another 50 million was appropriated for 565 new planes The bill also provides 27 million to reinforce Panama Canal defenses 32 million for private munition orders and completes the 477 million emergency program
The Reich government decreed the expulsion of 18 000 Polish Jews by July 21 after failed German Polish repatriation talks. Four hundred Polish Jews were seized in Munich and will be held for deportation. Jews in Dresden and other cities must leave by noon tomorrow or face concentration camps.
Local brief notes that notary services are offered at The News Telegraph for a quarter. The item highlights a low fee and points readers to the newspaper office for details.
Scientists report that coffee grounds from Ceifes produce a soap when treated with strong potash lye. The process yields a solid soap despite the initial granular material.
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