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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
1
Notice to subscribers outlining evening delivery issues and remedies. Includes contact telephone numbers and instructions to call before 7 oclock if papers are late, plus guidance on address changes, discontinuations, and other delivery notices.
The piece argues Dwight W. Morrow of New Jersey and Lester J. Dickinson of Iowa are needed in the Senate as strong Hoover men. It criticizes insurgent Republicans like Brookhart, praises Dickinson’s stance behind the president, and envisions a GOP Senate aligned with Hoover after the 1932 elections.
The Keynoter announces Henry J. Peterson of Council Bluffs as temporary chairman for the Republican state convention in Des Moines. Supporters praise the selection as fitting after Turner backing. delegates anticipate a keynote speech reflecting Turner campaign policies and Hoover era national issues become central in the state race.
In mid September editors question the need for a costly special session to fill vacancies in the general assembly. They caution against haste and warn governors about overburdening taxpayers, urging restraint and a regular session instead. They express doubt Governor Hanmill will heed calls for action.
We analyze the paradox of political fortune as nominees and defeated candidates face different burdens. Dan Turner supports the governor’s administration and plans appoints with care, yet must placate rivals and dissatisfied supporters. The writer muses that losers may, in the end, be better off.
The piece argues Congressman Swanson has been unflashy but dependable in Washington and predicts his growing strength. It notes ambition among Ninth District politicians, questions the upcoming political moves, and cautions against turning the seat into a football for mediocre contenders.
Federal Radio Commission member Harold Lafount outlined rapid progress toward practical television following a Schenectady demonstration by General Electric. He noted TV remains experimental and unlikely to reach public availability soon. The FCC aims to foster development while noting bandwidth limits and potential wire transmission to homes or theaters.
The Towa Press reports that some lawmakers who voted for the salary grab plan are not returning to office amid a push for the New Departure reforms. The Councils Bluffs Nonpareil notes rising efficiency among criminals and hints at bodies burned to erase evidence. cremation equipment advances are cited as part of successful changes.
Iowa politics heat up with a governor and attorney general at odds. references to Harding Havner Hammill Fleteh Kenyon and Senator Borah reveal factional lines. The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes Kenyon’s soft federal bench seat chosen over the supreme court, while the MaVille Mail critiques direct primaries as arena openers for ambitious politicians.
A letter to the editor argues for a life guard at Sprnnyside pool amid rising temperatures and several drownings. The writer, Cornelia Prentig Shrauger, urges funding to protect children and reassure parents and taxpayers.
Talbot Patrick notes that dreams need concrete form and action to become reality. He cites a Goldsboro woman dreaming of Alaska and Kiwanis Club president Dr A G Woodard facing the club’s yearly objectives to move from talk to deeds.
A civic club meeting emphasized turning yearly aims into concrete statements. Members learned that clearly defined objectives help focus effort and increase the odds that their ambitions become reality. The gathering was a positive, gala-like event promising practical impact.
A fragmentary column mixes cooking tips with whimsical verse and a 1930 copyright note. It lists banana desserts, lemon flavored fillings, and a cheese fruit cake style preparation, followed by a poem segment reflecting on liberty and a historical figure, attributed to George Matthew Adams Service in 1930.
In Paris fashion notes, June 20, 1940, new midseason outfits display a shift toward matronly elegance. Rich fabrics, flared skirts, and fitted jackets suit elder shapes, while slim silhouettes remain for younger figures. Cape and voile jackets accent the back, with Ermine trims and georgette embroidery signaling refined, seasonally varied options for all ages.
Poem fragment notes Walt Mason presenting Rippling Rhymes at Straw Hats. Text mocks aristocrats who control fashion and hats, mentioning straw hats and public display. Fragment ends mid thought with playful social critique.
A list of ten knowledge questions covering geography history religion and science from a newspaper information service. Questions include highest and lowest earth points the London conference fossil finds Pithecanthropus Erectus Lot s wife and other trivia.
A jagged OCR-like excerpt presents garbled speech and clipped phrases about a landlady, a hoarder, a wedding, a “young man for dinner,” and a divorce claim. Names and places are unreadable, with stray fragments such as “Oh-er-beg partan” and “Ian't it hard” interspersed among disjointed lines.
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