Atlantic News-Telegraph overview and circulation rates
The Atlantic News-Telegraph, successor to the News and Telegraph, published every evening except Sunday. Editor F D Simpson, manager John W Henderson, and staff listed. Rates shown for carrier subscriptions and additional notices appear on the page with mention of Iowa Daily Press Association and other affiliates.
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News-Telegraph Publishing Corporation
F. D. Simpson
Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Association
John W. Henderson
B. P. Caase
Kenwood
Washington
Opposition to universal military training in national policy
A newspaper-voiced editorial argues against universal military training, claiming it fails to prevent war and undermines world peace. It asserts two conflicting views on war, rejects arming the nation, and urges eliminating war as humanity’s primary goal with strong opposition to militarization.
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World Union
Questioning why nations accept isms over freedom
The author argues that even nations with past freedoms fall for communism fascism or nazism. It warns that belief in state supremacy over individual rights is dangerous and notes that some prefer awakening through another war to embrace liberal democracy.
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France
Italy
Spain
Germany
Cumberland Welcomes New Doctor In Community Page Ad
Editorial brief notes Cumberland’s welcome to a new physician with a community page ad from many local businesses. It highlights wartime doctor shortages, signals a strong Atlantic Memorial Hospital fundraising drive, and critiques Iowa Republican leadership as described by John Gunther in Inside U S A.
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Cumberland
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Atlantic
Iowa
John Gunther
House
Gunther
Whitewashing charges spark Kansas City vote clash
Attorney General Tom Clark defends himself against Republican claims of whitewashing Democrats during Kansas City vote scandal hearings. Irish sweepstakes headaches for Mrs Garret reflect Dublin hostess duties. Secret housing talks shape veterans housing as Buck Knowland and McCarthy clash over rent controls amid conference skirmishes.
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Drew Pearson
Ireland
Washington
Tom Clark
Kansas City
Missouri
James Kem
Kem
Clark
Massachusetts
Curley
Kentucky
Roosevelt
USA
Dublin
George Garret
Mrs. Garret
Joint
House-Senate Conference Committee
Bill Knowland
California
Joe McCarthy
Wisconsin
Senate
Douglass Buck
Delaware
du Ponts
Flanders
Vermont
Sparkman
Alabama
Senate Banking Committee
Knowland
Dela
Jesse Wolcott
Michigan
Wolcott
Buck
du Pont
McCarthy
Harry Cain
Taylor
Idaho
Hermit Seeks Lonely Life Away From Kin
A hermit slips away from care to live in solitude. From January to December he has no one to cook, tidy, or bake for him. He desires no birthdays or neighbors and rarely thinks to comb his hair, choosing a life free from kin and duties.
The Willing Burden of Life And Hope
A reflective verse about choosing to face life’s hopes and fears rather than withdraw. The speaker prefers bearing burdens to hiding from care, embracing social ties over hermitage in a heartfelt meditation on resilience.
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Edgar A, Guest
Iowa Leadership School Set for June at Penn College
Des Moines reports the 26th annual Iowa State leadership school will run June 16 to 27 at Penn College Oskaloosa. Rev Tom Foglesong said the interdenominational program trains youth in church leadership with sponsorship from the Iowa State Christian Youth Council. The 200 selected nominees form the "Hawkeye nation" with tribal style organization and rivalry.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Leadership
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Tom Foglesong
Iowa State Christian Youth Council
Iowa Inter Church Council
Hawkeye Nation
Foglesong
Old Car Collector Fetterolf Showcases Lamps and Bottles
John G. Fetterolf and wife of Buckingham Pa visit New York to discuss early auto lamps from coal oil to kerosene and display hundreds of barber shop bottles. The writer recalls Hudson shad, restaurant prices, and a jab at White House film censorship amid political quips.
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New York
John G. Fetterolf
Buckingham
Jtown
C. B. Driceel
Sip
Fetterelf
Pennsylvania
Petterelf
Mra. Fetterelf
Jack Sack
Fetterolf
Ves
Former Dallas resident named LA bank executive
Joe Dallas Center Gilbert R. Fox, once employed by the State Bank at Perry, has been appointed first executive assistant manager of Bank of America's new Los Angeles Wilshire Boulevard branch, which opened June 9. A stray sentence about walking against traffic appears in the source.
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Dallas Center
Gilbert R. Fox
State Bank
Perry
California
Bank of America
Los Angeles
Wilshire Boulevard
E P Chase on the West Coast
E P Chase recalls a coast to coast motor trip ending in Atlantic after visiting San Francisco for the Rotary conference and Utah Salt Lake City Reno in Nevada. He notes hotel experiences, civic pride in Utah and Nevada, gambling in Reno, and praises Atlantic’s Whit ney hotel and local courtesies from Mr Boss.
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Sinclair
Salt Lake City
Utah
U S demands three power inquiry on Hungary crisis
Washington officials predicted Russia will reject or hinder a Big Three inquiry into Hungary. The United States may petition the United Nations to focus on Soviet activity in the Balkans. A note to Soviet and Allied authorities demanded an adequate Anglo American Russian investigation or further action by the U N.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Russia
Hungary
United States
United Nations
Balkans
Moscow
George H. Weems
Allied Control Commission
Budapest
V. P. Sviridov
Weems
Sviridov
U. S
Sister Kenny Continues European Tour From Moscow
Sister Elizabeth Kenny left Moscow by plane on June 12 to press her poliomyelitis treatment methods in Europe, after Russia pledged cooperation with the Kenny Institute in Minneapolis. She arrived June 6 and met Soviet health officials and doctors during the visit. The piece also notes a modern concern about sealing wax composition.
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Moscow
Elizabeth Kenny
Minneapolis
Kenny
Russia
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News and Telegraph
Congress
Prones
Lows Press Association
Etd National Editorial Association
Universal Military Training
Riw Pere
National Association of Manufacturers
Bronx
Ed Flynn
Uruguay
England
Karl le Compte
Atlanta
Helen Douglas Mankin
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Leadership School
Charles Driscoll
Fetterolfs
Stack
Hudson
Fusco
Beaver Street
White House
Benjamin Harrison
Herbert Hoover
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Fort Taft
E. P. Chase
West Coast
San Francisco
Calif
Golden Gate
North Platte
Neb
Wyo
H. C. Sinclair Company
Rawlins
W. R. Johnson
Norfolk
Salt Lake
Brigham Young
Nauvoo
Ill
Latter Day Saints
Winnemucca
Nev
Reno
Nevada
Maryland
Philadelphia
Territory
Whitney
Boss
Venice
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