Manager in 405 Shape Building T
The text lists a manager position at 405 Shape Building with a Byer News Representative in Washington and a series of small monetary figures including 81.60, a negative 3, and other negative and positive amounts amid a denser OCR string. The readable portion centers on a managerial role and a news representation link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P
Dog Moss
Iowa Daily Press Association
Eas
Byer News
Washington, D
Subsidies decried as dangerous New Deal cureall
The author warns subsidies are a dangerous habit forming solution that masks economic ills. They claim subsidies grow permanent, distort markets, and shift burden from producers to consumers, risking national decline and eventual collapse if unchecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
United States
Rome
Army Turns To Competitive Athletics To Boost Morale
The army seeks to use football basketball baseball and other sports to raise morale among victorious troops in Europe. Officials believe organized athletic programs can fill idle time, deter aggression, and may eventually help educate and shape attitudes of the vanquished in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Germany
Reich
Elliott Roosevelt Ties to $204000 Loan Settlement
The piece notes Elliott Roosevelt borrowed $204000 from the A and P grocery chain in 1938 amid anti chain store moves. It states the loan was settled for $4000 and questions potential ethical implications and connections to the chain’s stance against chain stores, suggesting a shadow over associated figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Roosevelt
Congress
Bitter
United States
Leukemia Cases In Iowa Reported By Health Dept
State health department records show more than 528 atom leukemias in Iowa over the last five years. Dr. Edwin Zimmer notes 136 victims were under 30, and 74 were over 10. Leukemia affects blood-forming organs with rising white cell counts similar to cancer.
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Des Motes
State Health Department
Atom Leukenis
Diana Peet
Waterloo
Iowa
Edwin Zimmer
Division of Cancer Control
China Faction Feud Sparks U S Diplomatic Turmoil
A behind the scenes clash among two Chinese factions and U S officials triggered arrests of state department staff in Chungking. The rivalry between Chiang Kai Shek loyalists and northern republicans fueled protests, rivalries, and a publicized fallout between Ambassador Hurley and General Wedemeyer, ending in a break in joint housekeeping and heightened U S tensions over China policy.
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Drew Pearson
China
U. S
Allen
Washington
State Department
Chiang Kai-Shek
Thosc
Chinese Communists
Agrarian Party
Secret
Japan
Stilwell
John R. Davies
Ambassador Hurley
Oklahoma
al Wedemeyer
Nebraska
U.S
Chungking
General Wedemeyer
Hurley
Wedemeyer
Kunming
Marshall
Bassador
Hiebelek
Gerterall Wedemoeyer
Getters
Tein Ahikiotts
Die Roi Om
Esualigrees
Roth
Pereigh
T. V. Soong
Atrley
Hetr
Roosevelt
General Marshall
Hubley
White House
Pat
McClure
Wedemerger
John Davies
John Service
Russia
Beh Syndicate, Inc
Four Iowa hemp plants declared surplus property
Washington June 15 Four Iowa hemp plants have been declared surplus property and are offered for sale by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation The sites listed include Algona Falla Mason City and Rockford with Humboldt and Britt likely to be declared surplus within a week Eleven plants were built in Iowa during the war and RFC says it invested 275 000 to 300 000 in each for land buildings machinery and equipment The Boone plant is leased to Metal Salts for a Navy sponsored project Others at Eagle Grove Thayer Hampton and Grundy Center remain in operation as hemp plants
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Washington
Iowa
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Algona
Falla
Mason City
Rockford
Humboldt
Britt
RFC
Boone
Metal
Clinic to aid scarlet fever victims at Walnut A school
A second blood plasma clinic for recent scarlet fever victims will be held at 1 p.m. June 18 in the Walnut A school building. A Des Moines state technician and Mies Johnson from Council Bluffs will supervise, with helpers from the Thursday Federated club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Des Moines
Mies Johnson
Council Bluffs
Wisota family vacation visit noted in Illin ois
Wiota Mrs Luke Osborne and her sons Timmy and Tommy of Sandwich NL are vacationing with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Barn Holdt west of Wiota.
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Wiota
Luke Osborne
Timmy
Tommy
Sandwich
Harry Barn- Holdt
Washington War Time Notes From Capital and Court
Barbers in hotel shops in wartime Washington earn up to 125 dollars weekly with tips, shoeshiners up to 75 dollars. families visit Annapolis as Lee receives his naval academy digroma. President Truman keeps bachelor quarters at times, with Margaret and Mrs. Wallace visiting Independence summer White House. The article recalls presidential travel limits, poker at Burning Tree, a court ruling on post office authority, and notes on the Ringling Brothers Circus opening in Washington with war beads for entry.
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Washington
D. C
George A. Cutchall
Dorothy
Hancock
Indhhad
Annapolis
Lee
Naval Academy
Berry
Truman
Bachelor Hall
Margaret
Mrs. Truman
Mr. Wallace
White House
Independence
Wallace
Harry
Secret Service
Burning Tree Golf Club
American Circus Echoes Through Time and Paper Shortage
The writer notes the circus remains a distinctly American lure amid modernization. He laments paper shortages delaying current books, praises new collections, and muses on handwriting versus typewriter use while highlighting legible signatures and the craft of penmanship in journalism.
Seeds of Glory by Edgar A. Guest
Poem praising perseverance and faith through effort and adversity. The verses insist that effort, will, and faith convert defeats into growth, and that struggle yields glory. A reflective meditation on triumph over obstacles through steady striving.
Notice to request extra copies of The News-Telegraph
Readers are advised to notify the office in advance if they desire additional copies to ensure supply is not exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Delage
News-Telegraph
Board Member Quffs Quits from Selective Service Board
Dr. Phil S McQuirk resigns from the Audubon selective service board effective June 1. No successor named yet. Other members are Andrew J Winthers of Kimballton and Glen Johnson of Audubon. McQuirk will travel Sunday to Portland with Glen McFarland who will reside there. He will visit Ricca, a WAVE in Seattle, before returning.
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Audubon
Phil
McQuirk
Selective Service Board
Andrew J. Winthers
Kimballton
Glen Johnson
Portland
Glen McFarland
Ricca
Seattle
Wash
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The
News and Telegraph
Publi
Pubiishing Corporation
F. D. Simpson
Iowa Press Association
And
National Editorial Association
Mads
Bbc
Pral
Gen. Marshall
Eagle Grove
Thayer, Hampton
Grundy Center
Fromllinois
E. P. Chase
Pye. Baguee T. Swari
Tha
G. S. Aviny
Wise Howei
Lemon
Thorman Arnold
Circuit Court of
Rippebls
Gererel
Maesis
Bidenoke
P. M. Gerreral Walker
Postoffice
New York Postoffice
Poatmaster General
Guy M. Gillette
Surplus Property Board
Gillette
Guy
Gillettes
Ringling Brothers Circus
New York
Blackiston Company
Philadelphia
Louis Bromfield
Waldo Frank
Ben Hecht
Mackinlay Kantor
Manuel Komroff
J. Perlman
John Steinbeck
Joseph Hergesheimer
San Diego
Arkansas River
South Wichita
Green’s Station
Bryans
W. S. Carlton
Carlton
Brooklyn
McNaught Syndiate, Inc
Edgar A. Guest
Quffs
Hinrichs Bldg
Skelly Motor
Don Hockenberry
6Th & Chestnut
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