Des Moines News Bureau Contact and Financial Ledger
Represented in Des Moines by the Iowa Daily Presse Association News Bureau with Paul BR. Bumbarger as Manager at 405 Shops Building E. P. Kenwood Md as Special News Representative in Washington. Financial entries include amounts such as 5.00 92.75 1.60 60e 6.00 and a total of 3,265 81.75.
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Des Moines
Iowa Daily Presse Association
Paul BR. Bumbarger
E. P
Kenwood
Washington
The Tragedy of the Jews in Nazi Persecution
A historical view argues the Holocaust reflects minority vulnerability. The piece notes 7.5 million Jews in Europe, now about 1.5 million, and warns that persecution arises where Jews are minorities in non civil societies. It emphasizes the need for lawful, fair nations to protect minority rights.
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Hitler
Europe
Morever
Circus Day Sparks Townwide Excitement
Circus Day stirs youth and adults alike as crowds gather before the parade unloads, families mill about ticket booths, and dazzling performances thrill with horses and daring acts. The day ends with band music and lively chatter that fuels summer talent in youngsters for weeks.
Em But Sign Em Letters Welcomed If Signed
The paper invites readers to publish letters only when signed. It rejects unsigned complaints about individuals yet welcomes signed praise of heroics by Orville Blue and Cerril Tedesco for rescuing a pal from Lake Manawa. It seeks constructive criticism and thoughtful opinions, avoiding broad personal attacks.
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Orville Blue
Cerril Tedesco
Lake Manawa
Atlantic Launches Pool Safety Program To Prevent Drownings
The article urges readers to follow basic water safety rules to reduce drownings this summer. Atlantic plans a local pool program teaching non swimmers to handle themselves in water and perhaps save themselves in an emergency.
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Atlantic
Paul Miller Remembered for Kind Demeanor in Community
Paul Miller, an agent for Railway Express, connected with many in the community and earned friends through a kind, attentive approach that valued people and their business. His passing leaves a sense of loss as neighbors reflect on his pleasant words and genuine interest.
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Paul Miller
Railway Express Company
Senators Shrink From Their Own Monstrosity OPA Bill
A Senate Banking and Currency split leaves the price control bill gutted as Wagner Taft and Barkley oppose final signings. Secretive resistance from Truman’s cabinet over Snyder’s Treasury appointment is noted along with a KKK probe vote that ends without investigation. Folsom, Georgia Governor-elect, to study Arnall in Atlanta.
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Truman Cabinet
Snyder
Treasury
Congress
Washington
Senate
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
New York
Wagner
Banking and Currency Committee
Taft
Morehan
Piccer
Kentucky
Alben Barkley
Barkley
OPA
John Snyder
Fred Vinson
Truman
Vinson
Treasury Department
Supreme Court
Hannegan
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
John
KKK
House
Thomas L’ Alesandro, Jr
Baltimore
Gerald Landis
Indiana
Dixie Committee
Johns. Wood
Georgia
Mississippi
John Rankin
Rankin
Grand Kleagle
John Murdock
Arizona
Atlanta
Murdock
J. Will Robinson
Utah
un-American Committee
Wood
Robinson
Landis
J. Hardin Peterson
Florida
Herbert Bonner
North Carolina
J. Parnell Thomas
New Jersey
Jim Folsom
Alabama
Ellis Arnall
Folsom
Arnall
Henry Wallace
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest golf poem
Poem recounts a golfer's lament at the eighteenth hole with refrain Couldn t putt. It notes fairway play and solid shots as snow approaches and locker rooms close.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Notice for extra copies of The News-Telegraph
Those who desire extra copies of The News-Telegraph should notify this office in advance so the supply will not be exhausted.
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Atlantic
News- Tebegraph
News-Telegraph
Audubon Holds Children’s Day Services and Music
Audubon First Presbyterian church held Children's Day Sunday with a primary department program and music by the junior choir. Rev. Donald Zimmerman assisted in the absence of the regular pastor. Gordon J. Zimmerman teaches at Blair summer conference on The First Christian Church. attendees included Marilyn Bagley and others.
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Marilyn Bagley
JoAnn Davis
Lila Jean Groteluschen
Lenore Oakley
Charlotte Kauffman
CANNERY JOBS IN IOWA ARE HIRING FOR SEASON
Des Moines reports that ten thousand workers including men women and students are needed for part and full time roles in about 50 canning plants across Iowa this season. E Lee Keyser head of the U S Employment service announced today.
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Des Moines
Iowa
E. Lee Keyser
U. S. Employment Service
Wilson Leads Draft Amendments And Iowa Primary Returns
Washington reports co authored amendments to a draft law by Senator George A. Wilson with Rivercomb of West Virginia and Wherry of Nebraska including pay raises for servicemen and 18 month service limits. Iowa Republicans renominated all eight House members, solidifying strong party support amid mixed local results. Wilson questions majority definitions and constitutional submission rules, noting potential minority voting realities.
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Washington, D. C
George A. Wilson
Senate
Rivercomb
West Virginia
Wherry
Nebraska
War Department
Selective Service
House
Wilson
Hickenlooper
Lown
Washington
Iowa
Des Moines
Paul
Jensen
Cunningham
G. A. Wilson
House of Congress
U. S. Senate
Arkansas artist's World Fair painting and flag image displayed
A Kansas painter discusses a two thirds majority in legislation and recalls Adrian Brewer's World Fair Arkansas exhibit. The article notes a reproduced United States flag painting titled Sentinel of Freedom by Brewer near the manager's desk and mentions reproduction rights and altered backgrounds.
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Kansas
Adrian Brewer
Arkansas
United States
Brewer
Hot Springs Health Springs Town and Hotel Life
The Hot Springs area is described with government supervised baths, nineteen bath houses, and low fees. Arlington Hotel manager Mr W E Chester shares a long career in hotelling and the town’s mix of government property, scenic setting, and busy streets influences hotel management and visitor appeal.
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Driscoll
Hot Springs
Ark
United States
Arlington
W. E. Chester
Michigan
Chester
Lookin Around Highlights Early Iowa History Windows
Charles Starr and Frank Akin haul lumber from Atlantic to Wiota but the truck stalls. Releasing the air brakes frees the vehicle after hours. A quilt once owned by Mrs. Ann Stewart traces a family westward from Little Washington PA to Iowa, with a plane journey planned. Browning club displays show 1858 Lewis school books. windows along Chestnut Street offer a mini Iowa history course.
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Charles Starr
Frank Akin
Corning
Atlantic
Wiota
Ann Stewart
Burlington
Iowa
Little Washington
Stewart
Bibby’s
Lewis
Willian Waddell
Coles
Neff’s
Collins
Chestnut Street
Davenport attorney named temporary GOP chair for Iowa convention
Charles E. Wittenmeyer of Davenport was named temporary chairman of the Iowa Republican state convention set for July 26 in Des Moines. Wittenmeyer, city attorney of Davenport, also leads the Scott County and Davenport Republican central committees. keynote speaker remains unannounced.
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Des Moines
Republican
Charles E. Wittenmeyer
Davenport
Wittenmeyer
Scott County
Judge Beardsley Dies in Los Angeles at 69
Los Angeles Superior Judge John Beardsley 69 former Des Moines newspaperman died in his sleep after a week's illness. Beardsley had moved to Los Angeles from Des Moines in 1925.
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Los Angeles
John Beardsley
Des Moines
Beardsley
Des Memes
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