Atlantic News-Telegraph Advertising Rates and Contacts
The notice lists delivery options and pricing for subscriptions in Atlantic and surrounding counties. It notes office phone numbers for the editor and business office, along with affiliations with Iowa Daily Press Association and Washington News Service. Detailing mail and carrier rates, it confirms post office placement as a second class matter.
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Atlantic
Congress
Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Association
Frank Nye Jr
405 Shops
Washington, D. C
Washington News Service
Eye Street
N.W
Casa
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Editorial Briefs Preview Death Toll and World Peace Hopes
The column notes Iowa highway fatalities 192 this year versus 175 last year urging tougher driver care. It comments on bank rates, Iowa politics, Dewey’s prosecutions, royal visits, youth’s security trend, and calls for Roosevelt to engage Europe for world peace.
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Jowa
Roosevelt Far From Endorsing Garner Third Term Hint
Washington reports note Roosevelt avoided backing Garner while confirming fitness for a fourth term but left the door open to renomination. Pearson and Allen describe CIO plans for broader pension drive, organizing in AFL areas, and possible damage suits against AFL unions. The piece also covers U.S. naval views on Thetis disaster and a linked Reynolds case tied to the Knights of the White Camellia.
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Roosevelt
CIO
AFL
Thetis
U. S
Deatherage
Reynolds
Frank
Drew Pearson
Robert 8
Allen
Washington
Jack Garner
Garner
Pearson
CIO Executive Council
National Labor Relations Board
Royal notes and political intrigue across pages
A collection of items recounts political intrigue around Deatherage and Reynolds with Curry's inquiries, a Kentucky university withdrawing an honorary degree from Justice Reed, and reflections on King George VI's Vancouver visit. It notes McReynolds skipping duties, Royal fashion quirks, a misbehaving royal dog, and memories from Harrow with Edelman.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A light verse from 1939 laments the passing of spring and the coming heat of summer. The poet jokes about swatting flies and the health department guidance, ending with a note that all the news is from The News Telegraph.
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Walt Mason
Autobiography ideas and New York social notes mix
A diary fragment reviews writers and interviews, praising J. Woolf as portraitist who interviewed Mussolini and FDR. It notes Herbert Hoover admission trends, Will Rogers family updates, and Hereford cattle pronunciation debates. Owen D Young funds local history biographies in Van Hornesville New York.
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Owen D. Young
Central School
van Horrenville
New York
Ida Brandon Young
Old Town
Young
Public shower baths for youngsters in Manhattan streets
Firemen and policemen arranged thousands of showers by pipes on fire plugs with heavy spray covering ground for a score of boys and girls at once. No complaints of catching cold from the cold spray have been heard.
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Manhattan
Backstage At The State House
Des Moines June 12. Supt. M. W. Dailey of the beer and cigarette revenue division prepares for strict enforcement of the anti bootleg cigaret law to take effect July 4. He also readying the transfer of his office to the tax commission while smoking three packages daily. Town’s Camp Dodge tents go up as adjutant general tests an early summer encampment. Airport woes in Columbus Junction end lease on field with a $10 000 CWA hangar built in 1984. Merit heat rises as 21 employees are dismissed from the Town unemployment compensation commission under merit system disputes.
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Des Moines
State House
M. W. Dailey
Beer and Cigarette Revenue Division
Dailey
State Treasurer
Tax Commission
Camp Dodge
Adj
Charles H. Grahl
Columbus Junction
American Legion
F. J. Pine
Merit Heat
Philadelphia Name Meaning and World Facts Quiz
This item presents a daily knowledge test with ten questions on geography history language and sport. It asks for Philadelphia’s literal meaning the Mediterranean sea arm between Italy and the Balkans the first president of the Republic of Texas England’s first reigning monarch to visit the U S the highest U S army rank the lake the Genesee River flows into the pronunciation of integral Australia’s capital the final round of Joe Louis versus Max Schmeling and Britain’s national anthem.
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England
Britain
Hitler
Mussolini
Germany
Italy
Roosevelt
Europe
Ceven
Pere
Philadelphia
Mediterranan
Balkan Peninsula
Republic of Texas
United States
U. S. Army
Genease
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Great Britain
De mot say quote error in endorsement phrasing
A garbled OCR fragment shows a prompt fragment about not saying I endorse every word, instead saying ap- emphasis on cautious wording. The readable bits suggest guidance on accurate attribution and avoiding blanket endorsements.
New Subsidy For Silver Seen In Treasury Plans
Washington reports a renewed subsidy for American silver producers as government gold reserves top 16 billion dollars. Treasury circles expect a six month extension of the 64.64 cent per ounce subsidy to offset higher world costs and keep U S production competitive despite some calls for a higher rate.
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Dewey
City of
New York
Washington
Treasury
United States
Congressional Silver Bloc
Beekeeping Mystery Challenges Nectar Hunters
Scientists study bee foraging showing bees skip white clover nectar in certain regions due to unwelcoming flowers and local factors. Researchers note bee behavior varies with environment and flower varieties, affecting pollination.
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United States
Not So Stupid Visitor Notices Upside Down Wheelbarrow
A visitor at the asylum remarks an inmate pushing a wheelbarrow upside down. The lunatic asks about bricks in the bag and explains a past habit of pushing it the other way.
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Insane Asylum
Wordplay Epitaph At Scotchs Churchyard
A tourist notices an epitaph that reads Lord, she was thin and asks the sexton to explain. The sexton points out the carver left out the letter E due to space.
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Sexton
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Bert Jeck
America
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un-American Committee
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George Deatherage
Knights of the White Camellia
Edwin M. Curry
University of West Virginia
Young Curry
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W. Va
Senate
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Supreme Court
Stanley Reed
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Vancouver
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Robert J. Corbett
Pittsburgh
George VI
John Edelman
London Mirror
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Harrow
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Na Sa Baienna Ri Pce Descel
Gilad
Herbert Hoover
California
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J. Woolf
Woolf
Einstein
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George Bernard Shaw
Pearl Buch
George M. Cohan
Charles M. Schwab
Thomas Mann
Booth Tarkington
Elihu Root
Sinclair Lewis
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Park Avenue
Herbert Lehman
Man Woolf
Post Office Department
O. O. McIntyre
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Will
Waldorf
Jo Davidson
Capitol
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James Kemmler Rogers
Astrea Kemmler
Jimmy
Santa Barbara
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Rogerses
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Texas
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Houston
OLD Curiosity Shop
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J. H. Milroy
Iowa
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Bits
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Iowa State Safety Council
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