Atlantic News Telegraph subscription rates and delivery notice
Atlantic News Telegraph announces subscription prices for various terms by carrier and mail, with regional rates for Iowa and U S outside Iowa. A delivery notice reminds subscribers missing evening service to call 7 pm at 585 M and to contact the office for address changes or discontinuations.
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Cass
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U. S
Canada
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Stay Out of Europe The Nation Must Defend Itself
A 25 year retrospective warns against entering another European war. It argues that loans and arms to belligerents led to costly victory, with heavy civilian cost, and urges keeping U S armies at home. It stresses that defense should occur where needed, not on distant battlefields.
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Europe
Congress
United States
Editorial Briefs on Finland Debt and Dictators
The piece urges canceling Finland’s war debt as relief, notes Mussolini’s dictatorship warnings, and critiques U.S. preparedness and political honesty. It argues self rule by trial and error is preferable to dictatorial control and questions the party seeking four more years of power.
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Little
Finland
Mussolini
Six Serious Situations Face America If Hitler Wins
The column warns of dire consequences if Nazi victory in Europe occurs. It outlines three main scenarios: harsher fate for France and England, Nazi access to South American resources, and the rise of local Nazi governments in Latin America including Chile, Brazil, Uruguay, Ecuador, Peru, and evidence of armed Chilean Nazis.
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Hitler
England
France
South America
U. S
Carlos Davila
Chile
United States
Jongeaga
State Department
Europe
Davila
Vargas
Italy
Varinas
Roosevelt
Brazil
Uraouay
Ecuador
Peru
United States and Latin America face Nazi pressure and doctrine
The piece argues Situation No 4 and No 6 threaten the Monroe Doctrine as Latin states could host German and fascist advisers, while Nazi trade power compels local economies. It warns of South American uprisings, Nazi airlines, and the risk of war if the US abandons defense. It recalls Myron Herricks Paris stay in 1914 as international law defender.
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South America
France
England
Africa
Britain
Red Sea
India
Japan
Singapore
Dutch East Indies
United States
South Atlantic
Nazi Germany
Haly
Brazil
Hitler
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Germany
Taly
Atlantic
Pacific
Paris
Brillitt
Pari
Herrick
Dhe Chorlet
Hernck
Nancy Hanks on a stamp sparks Indiana letter writing drive
An Indiana correspondent advocates honoring Nancy Hanks on a three cent stamp to memorialize the mother of Abraham Lincoln. He cites regional pride, historic influence, and public effort by committees and officials to secure support and publicity.
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New York
Edwin Howe
Prince
Jespab
Fulton School
Evansville
Jnl
Nancy Hanks
Abraam Lincoln
Driscoll
Indiana
America
Lincoln
Captain rewrites peace song after dictionary dispute
A Brooklyn schoolteacher denounces a World’s Fair song for rhyming hearth with earth. The captain then reloads and prints an enormous edition, arguing Webster’s shows hearth rhymes with birth in poetry and dialect, despite the broader change.
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Brooklyn
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A poem in which a gas station attendant warns about road safety as children pass. It contrasts traffic vigilance with a salesman’s sly hints about safety rules and the costs of accidents. The speaker reflects on being told to watch for youngsters and the consequences of careless driving.
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Editorial Remark Cautions On Archaic Contractions
A style note critiques the phrase you ought not go as a vulgarism in old time language expressions. It contrasts had and ought usage with modern forms and argues for simpler phrasing in contemporary writing.
Survivors of Ainus in Japan Face Mixed Status
The hairy Ainus are described as survivors of people once believed to be Caucasians who inhabited Japan. Their status in modern Japan is likened to that of American Indians in the United States, indicating a marginalized, legally distinct position.
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Drew Pearson
Robert S. Allen
Washington
United States
Oliviansty
Pearson
Hitler
Europe
Japan
Lookin Around In Anita and St Louis Golf News
Local column notes a golf match results update from St Louis via 107 calls. Phyllis Otto promotes Atlantic Iowa exposure, flags for Flag Day made in Japan, and a flax field near Wiota draws attention. Anita correspondent Geraldine Cleaver reports a cat nesting in a tree on Bees place. Corky Hedges and Dean Rapp parade in Flag Day event with club history referenced.
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News-Telegraph
St. Louis
Phyllis Otto
Atlantic
Towa
Chamber of Commerce
Japan
Geraldine Cleaver
Anita
Corky Hedges
Dean Rapp
John Rapp
Daily Knowledge Test with Page Seven Answers
A reader challenge lists ten general knowledge questions on topics from history to astronomy. It invites attempting all items and turning to page seven for the answers after trying the test.
Omaha man named food stamp plan manager
John Conway, 28, of Omaha, was appointed manager for the food stamp plan in Douglas county. A Creighton University law graduate, he was chosen from 75 applicants. The plan is expected to begin operation July 1.
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Omaha
Neb
John Conway
Douglas County
Conway
Creighton University
Notary Service Charged Five Cents at The News Telegraph
A brief item notes notary services offered by The News Telegraph at a rate of 25 cents. It appears as a small service detail in the publication, reflecting everyday clerical costs of the era.
Net farm income up 21 percent in 1939 Iowa study
Ames Iowa June 16 report shows 1,232 farms with records averaged 21 percent higher net farm incomes in 1939 at 2893 dollars per farm. Good yields prices and AAA payments boosted profits with payments ranging 1.18 to 4.29 per acre. Hog dairy and beef operations yielded strong returns, especially on farms up to 260 acres.
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Ames
Iowa
L. K. Macy
Iowa State College Extension
Macy
Decatur
Ringgold
Smith's Hearing Impaired by Bullet Wound
Dr R D Smith superintendent of the state hospital for the insane at Clarinda Iowa was wounded by Elmer Mc Cowen head carpenter who killed himself after shooting Smith on Wednesday night Smith is recovering at the state hospital with his right ear likely impaired Doctors say his outlook is fair though not yet out of danger
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Clarinda
R. D. Smith
State Hospital For the
Elmer McCowen
Milk production sets new record in Iowa May output
Des Moines reports May milk per cow rose beyond seasonal norms with 20.3 pounds per cow, the highest rate in 15 years. Gerald Crops official Leslie M. Carl notes May production 5 percent above last year and 12 percent above the 1929 1938 June 1 ten year average.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Leslie M. Carl
Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
One accident may be one too many Drive Carefully
A brief public service note urges extra caution after a recent string of road mishaps. Officials emphasize responsible driving, slower speeds, and attentive handling to prevent further crashes. Safe travel messaging targets all motorists on local routes and highways.
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