Atlantic News-Telegraph Rates and Circulation Details
Subscription rates listed for Atlantic and adjoining counties include monthly and annual options. The notice names Paul R. Bombarger as manager and provides various carrier and mail prices with figures such as 60¢ 91.68 and 8.00 in unclear formats.
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Des Moines
Jews Daily Press Association News Bureet
Paul R. Bombarger
405 Inn Ag
BP. Senes
Rekineeni
Beatin
Atlantic
Cass
Invasion Threats Stark Along Western Coastlines
The piece argues allied use of feints to misdirect German forces as the western France attack advances. Churchill hints at larger forthcoming blows in Denmark Norway or Holland, keeping Nazi reserves scattered and tensions high while Italy’s army moves toward southern France.
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Hitler
Denmark
Norway
Holland
Tasles
France
Churchill
Germany
Italy
Parking reform improves Chestnut street’s look
The town notes that eliminating mid street parking on Chestnut street greatly enhances the business district’s appearance and reduces driving difficulties. A limited number of fees cars may use the new system, while urging business people to park off Chestnut on Saturdays to offset lost spaces. Cooperation could allow the city council to implement the change without inconvenience.
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Chestnut Strees
Chestnut Street
Samrdays
Chamber of One
Ut Street
Finland Faces Soviet Invasion Amid Peace Offer Rejections
The article argues Finland is doomed as the Soviet Union overruns the country after Finland refused peace terms. It claims Finland has no chance in the unequal battle and that Nazi allies are too preoccupied to aid, leaving Finland to face defeat alone.
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Finland
Russia
Atlantic Pride Shines in Trees and Lawns
Two of Atlantic's greatest assets are her trees and beautiful lawns. The town's well kept surroundings create a favorable impression for new citizens. Atlantic is congratulated for the energy of its residents in maintaining neat, trim surroundings.
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Atlantic
Janna
Editorial Briefs on Japanese Task Force and Paratrooper Use
The Japs sent a small task force within bomber range and faced heavy losses as six destroyers and a cruiser attempted to aid Biak. Four destroyers were sunk and a fifth damaged. two ships escaped, while the U S lost three planes. The piece credits paratroopers with their first major field deployment and predicts their growing role in future warfare.
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U. S
Biak
FDR backs Britain over De Gaulle on eve of invasion
Roosevelt kept a wartime invasion map in the Lincoln study to track ships and troops while the Allies planned D-Day. He disagreed with De Gaulle over France’s postwar leadership, clashing with Churchill and Eden who favored De Gaulle. In Teheran, Churchill shifted to back De Gaulle to counter Russia, while FDR supported Britain and resisted recognizing De Gaulle as provisional French leader.
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FDR
Leng
U. S
de Gaulle
Roosevelt
Churchill
Teheran
Washington
Lincoln
White House
Channel
Persident
Pacific
Atlantic
Roosevelt, Sr
Admiral Mahar
France
Eisenhower
War Department
Stimaon
Stettinius
Eden
India
Hong Kong
China
British Empire
Russia
Justice Department
Las de Gaulle
England
London
No. 10 Downing Street
Charehill
Toppears
Atlantic Fire Dept Triumph in State Tournament
Atlantic fire department history recalls the 1864 state tourney in Des Moines where the hook and ladder team won first prize for a 300 yard climb. Foreman Robert Shields led 17 members including Hank Gillette who won the ladder climb. Audubon nearly took second before a fall near the finish.
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Atlantic
Des Moines
Robert Shields
Foreman
Hank Gillett
Sidderman
Abe Kahn
Wm. Gillett
Lou Sturdevan
B. E. Harkina
E. R. Button
Alfred Closson
M. Kensels
R. Fox
G. Treehouse
Wm. Wiles
Tom Tatlow
Frank Peart
Wm. Shouffer
A. D. McCall
James McCall
James Clow
Tobe Kahn
M. Hubbell
George
Haver
Frank Cain
Chas. Manville
Hank Gillette
Audubon
Doctors decry socialized medicine at AMA meeting
Chicago June 12 The AMA 94th annual meeting opened with warnings that socialized medicine will worsen medical care and raise taxes. President-elect Dr. Herman Kretschmer urged physicians to educate residents on the alleged evils of regimented medicine, citing a National Physicians committee survey. Dr. H H Shoulders echoed denunciations of government control in medicine.
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Chicago
INS
American Medical Association
Herman L. Kretschmer
AMA
Kretschmer
National Physicians Committee
H. H. Shoulders
Nashville
Tenn
AMA House of Delegates
War Savings Stamps Offered at Atlantic Ni News Telegraph
The Atlantic Ni News Telegraph announces War Savings Stamps available for purchase, inviting readers to support wartime efforts through the stamps.
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Atlantic Ni News Telegraph
Ellen Elizabeth Goes On Four in a Mother’s Memory
A nostalgic piece recalls Ellen Elizabeth’s rapid growth from infancy to age four. The mother remembers morning hospital rushes, pacing the floor, and a baby once cradled in arms now proclaiming she is going on four as time marks progress.
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Ellen Elizabeth
Mother
Elen Elizabeth
Edgar A. Guest
Anita Service Men Return on Furloughs and Inductions
Pfc. Denton C. Kelp of Ocean Side California visits his mother Mrs. Harris Hopkins on furlough. Chaplain H. G. Belsheim of Salina Kansas on a short furlough with his mother and sister at Fort Dodge. New inductees Hagen along with Smither, Dorsey, Redburn, Karns join infantry at Camp Wolters Texas.
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Anita
Denton C. Kelp
Ocean Side
Cal
Harris Hopkins
H. G. Belsheim
Salina
Kan
Fort Dodge
Claude Smither
Walter Dorsey
Lyle Redburn
Garland Karns
Camp Wolters
Tox
Letters Shape Life At Home Amid World War Strain
In a wartime diary style, the author notes how families rely on Free letters from loved ones like Johnny and Pat in Charleston and Bernard Blood in the Pacific. Mary Margaret McBride works in bed while reading, broadcasting, and managing mail. Frederick Fell tests postcard and carbon-copy mail ideas to save paper and speed communication.
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New York
Johnny
Mary
Driscoll
Pat
Charleston Navy Yard
Bernard Blood
Pacific
Minnesota
St. Paul
Mary Margaret McBride
Mary Margaret
Luery
Frederick Fell
Fell
Aaver
Legion Auxiliary Elects Griswold In July Meeting
Griswold presided as Legion Auxiliary met in the Legion hall. Officers elected: Mrs. Gilbert Velie president, Mrs. R V Prokop vice president, Mrs. Fay Powers secretary, Mrs. Ira Potter treasurer, Mrs. Harry Cable chaplain, Mrs EE T Graham sergeant at arms, Mrs G K Barnes historian. The 1944 dues drive started with 17 paid. Poppy sale raised concerns due to rain, but sales surpassed last year. Kits have been given to 134 soldiers since May 1 1942. WAVE enlistees noted. auditing chair duties assigned. Installation set for July 14. Drive slowly near children. be prepared to stop instantly.
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G. K. Barnes
Dale Ellis
Leon Talbott
C. H. Perdue
Wavebpar
Paul F. Denham
Odd Lot Shoes Ration Free Soon
The Office of Price Administration announced that limited quantities of odd lot shoes may be sold ration free from July 10 to July 29. Men’s and women’s fall sizes and youths’ and sage’ shoes in sizes 1 to 6 are included. children's and misses’ and little boys’ shoes are not affected as they were already ration free in May.
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Washington
INS
Office of Price Administration
OPA
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