Atlantic TLC News Telegraph Summary
The fragment cites Atlantic TLC News Telegraph items represented in Des Moines by the Iowa Daily Press Association News Bureau with personnel including John W. Henderson and E. P. Chase. It lists monetary figures 97.00 93.75 and 2.26, suggesting billing or rates, with mentions of Washington and Kenweed Maryland.
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Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Association
John W. Henderson
E. P. Chase
Kenweed, Md
Washington ,D. A
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Flood Control From a Business Viewpoint
The article argues flood control is a national concern with tremendous value to flood prone valleys along the Mississippi Missouri and Des Moines rivers. It compares costs of controls to potential flood damages and concludes controls are cheaper than living with floods and taxes should fund them.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Des Moines
Motion Pictures as Propaganda and Democracy
The essay argues film should depict American life more naturally to support democracy. It contends current cinema harms democracy less by alleged communism and more by glamorizing violence and wealth. A film industry cleanup could present the American home and democratic living more truthfully, aiding democratic appeal abroad.
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Moving Picture
United States
Editorial Briefs Reflect Cold War Era Concerns
A scientist warns future wars may use loud noises to disrupt city populations while air carrier accidents prompt calls for thorough investigations. Labor seeks controls mirroring industry’s, arguing they are not all bad. Mrs. Gromyko advocates mutual study for understanding, noting the iron curtain and restrictions on travel between the U S and Russia.
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United States
Russia
Gromyko
America
Payments Decrease for Iowa Unemployed Workers
Des Moines reports a rapid decline in payments to unemployed Iowans including veterans and non veterans. The state employment security commission attributes the drop to spring months with more farm, construction and outdoor job opportunities.
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Des Moines
State Dept drives Truman policy amid hush hush talks
Secretary of State Marshall and aides held secret sessions with private groups to sell the Truman doctrine and defend the White House. Dean Acheson warned that Communism as used by Russia expands, pledging a seamless policy while hints of compromise on Palestine emerged. Warren Austin defended UN voting patterns as fragile Kremlin tactics were noted. Tornado warnings rely on volunteer lookouts, facing funding cuts as 1947 ends.
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Drew Pearson
State Dept
Gen. Marshall
U. S
Barber Chair
State Department
Palestine
Washington
Marshall
White House
Henry Wallace
General Marshall
U. N
Warren Austin
Dean Acheston
Near East
Lou Henderson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Baptist Public Affairs Committee
National Conference of Christians and Jews
League of Women Voters
Dean Acheson
United States
Russia
Acheson
Bartley Crum
Greece
Turkey
Crum
Henderson
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
National Council of Negro Women
Caspian Sea
Austin
U.N
United Nations
Gromyko
Vermont
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A playful reflection on grandchildren where the speaker declares no single favorite among multiple grandsons and granddaughters. He praises each child’s joy and charm, promising treats for all and expressing his heart can hold them all without a single favorite. The piece ends noting the copyright from 1947.
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Edgar A. Guest
Pedestrians urged to wear white at night on highways
A safety advisory recommends pedestrians wear white clothing when walking highways after dark to improve visibility and reduce accidents.
New York Diary and the Salt-Water Man on the Mary Otis
Gilbert P. Stearns, a former Navy lieutenant commander, shows off his 45 foot ketch Mary Otis at City Island. Built in 1936 with teak deck and Oregon spruce masts, the vessel reflects Stearns’s seafaring life and his Georgia-born wife. The couple plan a summer charter and a return to Georgia, possibly California, continuing a life tied to salt water.
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New York
Gilbert P. Stearns
Mary Otis
City Island
Gulf Stream
C. B. Drisesh
Stearns
Pacific
Stearn
Bernard Blood
Awahou
Bath
Georgia
Open Letter Warns Stalin Over Misbehaving Kin
An Audubon subscriber writes as "Uncle Sam" warning Stalin that kinfolk living with them have misbehaved and must be disciplined. The penned note threatens action to safeguard others if cooperation fails, signaling a sharp rebuke from a reader.
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Mr. Stalin
Uncle Sam
U. S.of America
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Lews
Congress
Jews Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
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Weather Bureau
Twinters
Bell Syndicate Inc
Oregon
India
Burma
Siam
Central America
West Indies
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Thomas McDermott
Wiota
Arthur Gibbie
Davaibee Piestt
Miesee
Riverside
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