Supreme Court under fire over Black Jackson disputes
The piece accuses Justice Black of conflicts of interest and bias stemming from past ties to a former law partner and clashes with Justice Jackson. It argues the court must rise above partisan jousting to maintain public confidence and calls for resignations to clear the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Justice Black
High Court
Justice Jackson
Jackson
Supreme Court of the Nation
Roosevelt
Salvation Army Appeals for Help in Iowa and Cass County
The Salvation Army, praised for aiding the underprivileged, asks Iowa and Cass County residents to support its work. The piece lauds the organization for rescuing many from hardship and preventing public charges through its cheerful, dedicated service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Iowa
Cass County
Atlantic
Labor Legislation and the Case Bill Veto
The veto leaves labor relations regulation unaddressed and requires depoliticization. The author argues the nation understands the issue, but political influence blocks action and voters deter policy, delaying resolution of labor relations for a generation.
Nazi Wheat Crop Becomes Nation’s Hope For Food Relief
Editorial notes the vast wheat harvest as critical aid to prevent starvation and supports a national bond drive to curb inflation. It argues saving through E bonds will remove excess money from circulation, reduce black market activity, and help savers during future lean periods.
Truman Loyalty and Cabinet Battles Across History
A Bell Syndicate analysis argues Harry Truman defended Missouri cronies like Pendergast and Snyder, at times harming national policy, while Secretary Schwellenbach and Byrnes clash with White House over the railroad strike. It surveys Senate confirmation battles for treasury and other cabinets, from Jackson to Coolidge, noting repeated defeats and a famous Warren vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry Truman
Tom Pendergasts
James Vardamans
John Snyders
Missouri
Truman
United States
Maurice Milligan
U. S
Tom Pendergast
Milligan
White House
Pendergast
Snyder
John Snyder
War Labor Board
John L. Lewis
U. S. Steel
Will Davis
Senate
Lew” Schwellenbach
Spokane
Lew
Schwellenbach
Navy
Secretary of Labor
John Gibson
Laundry Lew
State Byrnes
Treasury Vinson
Vinson
Byrnes
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Jackson
Roger B. Taney
the Treasury
Jackson
Tyler
Caleb Cushing
Cushing
David Henshaw
James M. Porter
Jamess. Green
Treasury
Andrew Johnson
Henry Stanberry
Calvin Coolidge
Charles B. Warren
Coolidge
Warren
Charley Dawes
Dawes
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Wish for the quiet days of a busy home
A poem recalls a home where a departed husband left his things scattered in the hall. The speaker longs for the prior bustle and daily tasks that gave life shape and order, wishing once more to endure the chores and interruptions they once fretted over.
Stef fen Son Returns to China in Navy Duty
Viota Mr and Mrs Paul Steffen Sr report their son Anthony S 2 c has again reached China, confirming continued naval service.
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China
Viota
Paul Steffen Sr
Anthony
S. 2
Western Union Increases Rates Ten Percent
Washington reports a ten percent rise in Western Union Telegraph rates effective at midnight with special permission to waive the usual 30 day notice. The increase, authorized June 4, affects full rate, day and night letters, serials, and press messages. Commercial news department charges rise 10 percent on July 1.
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Washington
Western Union Telegraph
Commercial News Department
C.N.D
Stop Machines Before Adjusting Warns Farmers
A safety notice says over 200 lives and thousands of limbs are lost each year as farmers fail to stop machines before adjusting or unclogging them. The guidance urges workers to always stop the machine before tinkering. Also mention of a new three dimensional screen claimed by Russians made of glass with thousands of engraved lines for depth effect.
Crop prospects praised as Iowa delegates in Washington
Washington dispatch notes crop prospects in Town are bright after Rep Karl M LeCompte returns from Des Moines for his aged aunt's funeral. Drew Pearson predicts Republicans win House and 1948 presidency, citing labor shifts. Senators Wilson and Hickenlooper split on draft issues, postwar signs include new trucks in Washington and CIO opposition in Iowa primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Karl M. LeCompte
Corydon
Iowa
Martha Clark
Des Moines
Pearson
Drew Pearson
Congress
Truman
G. A. Wilson
Grinnell College
Washington
PAC
Dirty windshields Heighten Night Driving Glare
Night driving glare rises when windshields are dirty as headlight beams scatter off specks, creating a fog like effect. The obscured visibility increases risk for approaching vehicles and drivers.
Rickenbacker praised in Hot Springs visit diary
The writer extols Eddie Rickenbacker as a living American hero in war and peace, praising Hans Christian Adamson's biography and noting a Hot Springs visit by Mayor Leo Patrick McLaughlin. The piece describes airport plans, local leaders, and a high school commencement amid rainy weather and civic discussion.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Hans Christian Adamson
Eddie Rickenbacker
Rickenbacker
Amegivana
Driscoll
Col. Adamson
Leo Patrick McLaughlin
America
Spurred by Crisis The Republic Faces Uncertain Future
A dispatch notes a distant traveler stranded over a thousand miles from home in a spa resort. It links the episode to broader implications for the Republic and hints trains may resume service soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Republic
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Using the upper boiler for candying and salads
The article suggests using the upper part of a double boiler to cook sweet potatoes for candying Irish potatoes for salad beets or hard boiled eggs. This saves fuel and reduces later stove attention.
War Savings Stamps Sell At The Atlantic News Telegraph
War Savings Stamps may be purchased at The Atlantic News Telegraph, offering readers a way to support war financing. The option is highlighted in the paper’s promotion of government savings programs.
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Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Atlantic News- Telegraph
DIY Shopping Bag From Awnings And Coats
Instructions describe making a shopping bag from discarded awnings and worn tents or raincoats. Cut a 16 by 16 inch U shaped back and front, stitch sides to a 4 inch band for width, then attach handles about an inch wide on each side.
Cottage Cheese Serves as Protein Rich Food
Cottage cheese provides high protein and calcium. It can be eaten plain or with dressings, milk or sugar, and paired with fruits, vegetables, salads, or sandwiches.
The News Telegraph Highlights In Brief
A roundup from The News Telegraph covers front page items and briefs. Key figures and local happenings surface in concise notices, sports snippets, and public notices reflecting the paper’s daytime rhythm and regional focus.
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News and Telegraph
Newe-Telegraph Publishing Corporation
F. D. Simpson
Iowa Daily Press Association
Paul R. Bumbarger
405 Shops
E. P. Chase
Kenwood, Md
Washington, C
Cass
Taree
T. Outeide
Canada
Labor Legislation
Clarynton
Merry -Go
Cearson
Schwhilenbach
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Western Union
K. P. Chase
Wilson
Uncle Sam
Four Leafs
Ana Agl! Neyly Is
de Soto
Arkansas
Healing Springs
Bill Seiz
Seitz
Size
Chamber of Commerce
R. L. Bedwell
Seiz
Parker
Scheaffer
Yardley
Zenith
Eveready
Enders
Gillette
House of Croydon
Bunte Pinaud
Gillette Blue Blades
Cee
Petrogalar DeWitt
Antacid Pablum
Willard
Plunder
Alka Seltzer
Bayer
Coty
TEK
McKesson's
Dimig Drug Store
Arthur Lee
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