Atlantic News-Telegraph Readers Notice and Rates
Published by Newse Telegraph Publishing Corporation editor F D Simpson. Notice to Atlantic subscribers about delivery by 7 pm and how to contact the office for changes. Subscription rates listed for carrier and mail within Cass and adjoining counties and broader areas. Includes notices about advertising and representatives.
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What Do We Mean By Preparedness?
Opinion essay argues preparedness fails to prevent wars and can burden nations with obsolete arms. It contrasts Germany and the United States, suggests true peace requires global cooperation and a shift from arms buildup to lasting restraint, warning that mere force invites conflict.
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Japan War End Near, Within Home Front View
The article argues the Pacific war will end by internal Japanese forces squeezed by wartime bombings. It contrasts Japan with Germany, noting Japan’s dwindling raw materials and ruined infrastructure. It predicts rapid collapse as bombings intensify and bases near Japan expand. It mentions Allied schools for German children as part of postwar planning.
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War era egg stock fears and secret document debate
The piece reports possible government action to freeze egg storage to curb black market diversion and notes a Washington dispute over when a document is secret. It cites War Food Administration, OPA price ceilings, and Dirksen praising OSS information efforts abroad, plus a Navy and State Department security case marked secret.
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Children’s Day program held at Grant Church
The Grant Children’s Day program occurred Sunday at the church hour with Mrs. George Stinemates Mrs. Orley White and Mrs. Earl Spiker in charge. Songs by the audience choir and classes, recitations by Roberta Weaver Jerry Thompson Jeannette Kenworthy Gloria Jean Barr Glenald Jergen sen Steven Spiker Eleanor Jones Kathleen Mullen Connie Campbell Warren Jones Margaret Thompson Carolyn Sue Stinemates and Edna Meyers. Rev. Orley White delivered a talk and a drill by junior and intermediate girls. Merlin Vetter gave a recitation. The M. P. club met Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Westerlund, T. Sgt. Jack Taylor of Shepherd Field Tex. was a guest.
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Earl Spiker
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Jerry Thompson
Jeannette Kenworthy
Gloria Jean Barr
Glenald Jergensen
Steven Spiker
Eleanor Jones
Kathleen Mullen
Connie Campbell
Warren Jones
Margaret
Notice for extra copies of The News Telegraph
Those who desire extra copies of The News Telegraph should notify this office in advance so the supply will not be exhausted.
Peace and postwar worries in editorial column
Washington views wartime rationing easing clashing with hopes for peace. The piece weighs unemployment fears as war cutbacks loom, questions Germany and Allied occupation, and urges building friendship with Russia for peacetime aims. It notes President Truman's push for peacetime ties with Rosa and cautions against war.
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Just Folks by Edgar A Guest on A Childs High Energy
A father narrator recalls how a lively six year old stirs nerves and alarms yet remains a healthy, joyful force. As a grandparent he admits weariness from the noisy play and window ledge risks while praising the child's vitality and the mother's distracted quiet.
Marine corps dress in green coats and buff breeches
In historical images sailors and Marines wear green coats and white waistcoats with buff trousers that disappear into knee leggings, illustrating a period uniform style and color contrast.
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U. S. Marine Corps
Fragmented recollections and scattered names in a wartime talk
A garbled account recounts a public discussion with figures like Mary Caled and Vincent Pares in New York. The piece weaves dialogue about world events, economic notes, and a taxi request, ending with War Savings Stamps promotion and a Prank Boggs home reference.
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