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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1940

Page

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Atlantic News-Telegraph Publisher Rates And Addresses

The Atlantic News-Telegraph details publication data and contact numbers for its newsroom and business office. It lists editor F D Simpson and Frank Nye Jr as representatives, notes newspaper affiliations, and provides subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery within Iowa nationwide, with various time frames and prices.

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Standard of Living in War Time

The writer argues that wartime costs mean the American standard of living will decline during and after the conflict. They condemn Washington Pollyannes who claim to protect living standards, asserting every dollar for bombs and every worker moved to munitions lowers living standards nationwide.

Pollyannes Washington

Urgent plea to stay out of European war to protect democracy

The piece argues that Europe’s chaos threatens the Balkans and Russia, and warns that entering the war could destroy democracy at home. It claims staying out offers a better chance to preserve democratic civilization, even as some push for aid and mobilization. The end of the war would reshape global order regardless of winner.

Europe Italy Balkans Russia Turkey Atlantic

Editorial Briefs on Roosevelts Leadership Amid War and Child Refugees

The piece argues that reliance on Franklin D Roosevelt as the sole savior of the nation is flawed. It compares the Spain war orphans to Britain planning mass child evacuations to Canada and Australia. It questions whether saving children now could fuel future wars and notes the emotional cost of displacement and broken families.

Spain Britain Canada Australia

Legal Experts Narrow War Arms Sale Issue in 1940

The piece details President Roosevelt pressuring Morgenthau and the War Department to alter a March 14 1940 order banning direct arms sales to belligerents, leading to a night of legal drafting by Francis Biddle and a review by General Gullion. It cites allied purchases and internal CIO tensions with left-wing factions.

Woodring FDR CIO Lewis Allen Wari Department Roosevelt Army Morgenthau United States Geneeral George Marshall War Department Belgium New York Washington Francis Biddle Biddle Supreme Court Justice Department Venezuela Allen W. Gullion Gullion Fifth Column John L. Lewis Murray Thomas and Lee Pressman Pressman Bein John L Indiana Executive Board U.S Alice Smith Auto Workers Office Jim Robb Indiana

Daily Knowledge Test Challenge Questions

A reader quiz asking ten questions on presidents geography language history and ship sinking. It invites attempting the test and turning to page seven for answers.

Unclear text on language guidance and odd phrases

Fragmentary OCR style input contains notes on wording and a nonsensical line about an owl and a pussy cat. The readable content hints at style guidance rather than a coherent news item or event.

Trigger's pawn shop an old gun and trinket dealer

In Manhattan near West Fortieth Street Pauline Tei runs Trigger's a long running shop with guns jewelry and silverware. A young man seeking a quarter for a china mug left hopeful but with little luck as he considers lifting his prospects with cuff links and a scarf pin from his father. Herbert Tei runs a related shop a few blocks away on West Fifty Third Street.

Weet Kelly Fourth Street Manhattan Trigger Eney Pauline Tei Vin Ong Bryan Herbert West Fifty-third Street

Just Folks By Edgar A Guest

Poem reflecting on faith and endurance through hardship. It suggests that present misfortune may yield future praise and that God’s purpose remains hidden until revealed. The speaker asserts faith sustains people through sorrow and trials.

Just Folks Edgar A. Guest

Lincoln Death Reverberates Across Iowa Churches

In Iowa communities and newspapers mourn Lincoln's assassination. Cedar Falls, Muscatine, and Grinnell honor Lincoln with memorial services as editors and pastors reflect on the Union's loss and slavery's violence. The Cedar Falls Gazette prints dirges and tributes amid national grief.

Cedar Falls The Baptist Society A. G. Eberhart George F. Magoun Grinnell College Abraham Lincoln Muscatine Iowa Cedar Falls Gazette George Mississippi

Fruitful season and community notices in Cass County

Lookin Around reflects an unusually lush fruit and flower season. Reports of Italian planes over Canada circulate via radio. Simpson college yearbook praised. Children’s day amusements described. Cass County Conservation Club releases 100 pheasants at Milford Myers place. aim to establish birds countywide. Calls for responsible hunting to protect birds.

Cass County Conservation Club Milford Myers Place East Seventh

Farm Bureau to be Represented at Lard Conference

Francis Johnson, president of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, said the federation would likely send delegates to Washington for hearings on proposed standards for lard. Hearings by the U S Department of Agriculture are set for June 18 and will discuss eliminating low quality fats from lard. The proposed rule requires lard to be made from fresh fatty tissue. edible pork fat not meeting this definition could be termed rendered pork fat or a similar name.

Des Moines N.S Francis Johnson Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Washington, D.C United States Department of Agriculture

Rites for Crash Victim Held at Boone

Funeral services were held at Boone at 2 30 p m for the crash victim.

Boone, Lave Boone

Omaha Bus Driver Henry Kemmerer Dies From Collision Injuries

Henry Kemmerer 43, an Omaha bus driver, died Sunday from injuries in a bus automobile crash near Woodbine Indiana. He was the son of C H Kemmerer and a Boone area farmer family. Survived by his widow a son Dean and two brothers.

Henry Kemmerer Omaha Woodbine Kemmerer C. H. Kemmerer Boone Dean

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