Atlantic News Telegraph subscription notice and delivery details
An archival notice lists subscription rates for Atlantic News Telegraph readers, carrier options, and mail prices for Cass and adjoining counties. It also provides delivery instructions, changes of address, and a reminder to call 585 M before 7 PM if evening delivery fails.
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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
Atsining
U. S
Canada
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
East and War: A Midwest View on Roosevelt Speech
Columnist David Lawrence argues Roosevelt’s Charlottesville address signals a push for U S entry into war. He urges the Midwest to voice its stance, noting the East’s war fever and business leaders preparing for fighting. The Midwest should calm fears or risk its youths going to war.
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David Lawrence
Roosevelt
Charlottesville
Middle West
United States
East
Lucky Lowans Face Bountiful Spring Prospects
The column extols abundant crops and favorable weather in Iowa with high corn and hay yields. It notes past war distances, safe inland location, and a hopeful tone about rural life, praising farmers for thriving fields and prosperity amid distant conflicts.
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Wiota
Europe
Iowa
Coming Convention Could Decide U.S. War Stance
A forthcoming Republican convention faces tight scrutiny as party leaders prepare to nominate a candidate whose appeal could influence whether the United States stays out of the European war. The choice may shape national peace and the administration's belligerent posture.
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United States
Editorial Briefs Highlight Local Posts and National Debate
Reappointed Atlantic postmaster Charlie Malone earns broad praise for efficiency. Death removes Fred Auerbach of the fire department. Hanford MacNider in Des Moines signals a stance against entering war. The piece urges a ten percent cut in nonmilitary spending and outlines a cross party view of the upcoming campaign and New Deal policy. Roosevelt’s stance and national mood are debated with fiscal restraint urged.
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Charlie Malone
Atlantic
Fred Auerbach
Fire Department
Hanford MacNider
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Europe
Navy Mind Ranks as Main Cause of U S Naval Weakness
The piece argues rigidity of naval leadership hindering modernization and research. It cites London treaty lessons, Annapolis caste, and the need to boost aviation, carriers, and production while noting stubborn defense and bureaucratic friction. It also lists undelivered Allied plane orders totaling about 3,500 and highlights fuel for faster output through standardization.
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U. S
United States
Panama Canal
London
Stimson
Joseph P. Cotton
William W. Pratt
Adolf Hitler
Admiral Pratt
Latin America
Annapolis
Tto
Annanelis
Navy
House
Naval Affairs Committee
National
Senate
U.S
Lockheed
Martin
Curtiss
Douglas
North American
Henry Ford
Hartford
Conn
Fragments of a Busy New York Day in Mixed Observations
A chaotic column covers street scenes and urban oddities in New York. It notes a performer foiled by a keg incident, barbershop contest chatter, a stray mouse in a can, and authorial tallies of word output. It also reflects on weather, water, and European license plates.
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Secutiad
Teelf
New York
Upstate
Notary Service Offered At The News Telegraph
A local note states notary services are available at The News Telegraph for a charge of 25 cents. Details on hours or accessibility are not provided.
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News-Telegraph
Black Jetters Move Mementos Between Cars After Return
Items from a European trip are removed from a returned vehicle and placed into a new one amid notes recalling a bygone voyage. The transfer preserves keepsakes while the car changes hands, signaling a gentle, reflective transition.
Daily Knowledge Test Questions for Page Seven
A reader challenges to answer seven of ten trivia questions. Topics include world time change, recovery plans in chess, Great Lakes sizes, Cleopatra, a sharp repartee, Wilbur Shaw sports, a 1930s Dublin flight, where Ten Commandments appear, Roosevelt aviation goals, and a famed lower Manhattan money street.
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Great Lakes
Wilbue Shaw
Dublin
Roosevelt
U. S
Lower Manhattan
United States
Todays Common Error Word Choice Note
A brief note explains that the preferred form is aloud rather than out loud in writing and speech. The guidance contrasts common usage and emphasizes correctness for clearer expression.
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