Atlantic Iowa Newspaper Masthead
Public listing shows publication details for Atlantic Iowa paper including editor F D Simpson manager Frank Nye Jr and offices in Washington and Des Moines with post office second class status and press association representation.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Association
Frank Nye, Jr
405 Shops
Washington, D. C
Washington News Service
Eye Street
N. W
The Eternal Optimist and the Roosevelt Record
The piece portrays President Roosevelt as an eternal optimist who speaks first and acts slowly. It cites past promises on a balanced budget and French aid, arguing his enthusiasm outpaces realism and he often fails to fulfill commitments.
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Roosevelt
White House
Executive Mansion
United States
France
Peter Pan
Old Virtues Restated by Hugh McGill of Chicago University
Hugh McGill, of Chicago University, calls for revival of time honored virtues. He argues prosperity comes from thrift, strong over weak, and empowering effort rather than spoiling initiative. He warns against debt, class hatred, and dependency.
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Hugh McGill
Chicago University
Editorial Briefs Highlight Global Quiet and Local Pools
The piece notes foreign powers seek gains in France after a victory, questions universal military training via voter input, and outlines potential shifts in war timing. It also reports on Sunnyside pool free swimming lessons supported by Red Cross and park officials, and cites Los Angeles policing costs and liquor tax revenue illustrating taxpayer impact.
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Red Cross
Park Board
Sunnyside
Atlantic
Memories of a Quiet Boyhood Echoes
A lyrical reminiscence recalls childhood scenes like a red stove, a fire engine, corner friends, and pigeons. It circles lost days, winter windows, sleigh bells, horses, and a mother’s plants, ending with a father’s gray hair and a wreath on the door.
Roosevelt Warns of French Fleet Shift in Latin American Risk
Washington reports that secret talks explored keeping the French navy from Nazi hands in exchange for U S aid. France would shelter ships in African and American waters to prevent German use. Roosevelt fears a Dakar base and stronger German reach, impacting Monroe Doctrine defense.
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FDR
Latin America
Wall Street
A. Hitler
Pinchot
Ballinger
Roosevelt
Pearson
Fiennes
France
South Atlantic
Strasbourg
Allen
Dunkerque
Richelieu
Jean Bayt
Hitler
United States
U. S
Pacific
Atlantic
Dakar
Bukre
Africa
Brazil
Daily Knowledge Test Trivia Snippet
A reader’s page of ten questions tests general knowledge including Eddy Duchin instrument, a humorous proverb misquote, monument height, largest U S silver coin, gasoline behavior, snails cuisine, Leopold’s father, theater idiom on a papered house, World War I president, and an iron lung treatment case involving Frederick B Snite Jr.
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Medestra
Eddy Duchin
Washington
Washington, D.C
U.S
Leopold
War of Isle
Frederick B. Snite, Jr
Beef Cattle Tour Planned by Audubon County Cattlemen
Audubon Iowa June 20 a beef cattle tour will visit five farms northwest of Audubon Friday. Farms include John Jensen Julius Hansen Alfred Winther Raymond Merk and Arnold Jensen. Cattle on feed will be appraised and graded by H B Duke of Chicago Producers Commission association.
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Audubon
Audubon County
John Jensen
Julius Hansen
Alfred Winther
Raymond Merk
Arnold Jensen
Farm Bureau
H. B. Duke
Chicago Producers Commission Association
Audubon Memorial Building
H. C. Auborg
Iowa
Des Moines Detectives Probe Penny Matching Swindle
Des Moines police contend victims remain to be found in an ancient penny matching scam. Three men Frank F. Chesser Jeremiah E. Paine and I W Brown are jailed as suspects after being caught in Des Moines while attempting to swindle a man, with detectives trailing them from the union bus depot and arresting the trio as they worked to scam Frank Wassiter.
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Des Moines
Anneapolis
Minn
Chicago
Kansas City
Frank F. Chesser
Jeremiah E. Paine
I. W. Brown
Queen City
Martin Christiansen
Louis Volz
Union
Frank Wassiter
Rock Falls
Manchester Man Heads Iowa County Officers Group
I H Hockaday of Manchester Delaware county was elected president of the Iowa County Officers association at the Cedar Rapids convention attended by about 400 officers. George Callenine of Hospers was named vice president and Arthur Harris of Mason City was reelected secretary. The group backed county home improvements to avoid costly state hospital care and noted that bills from state hospitals to counties were excessive in many cases.
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Cedar Rapids
I. H. Hockaday
Manchester
Delaware
Iowa County Officers Association
George Callenine
Hospers
O'Brien
Arthur Harris
Mason City
J. F. Fitzgerald
Duncombe
Pat McGuire
Cerro Gordo
Avoca men lose cattle in fraud case and divorce ruling
In Avoca Indiana on June 20 the Milldale Farm and Livestock Improvement Co. won possession of thirty head of heifers after Judge John A. Murray found a forged bill of sale tied to Grant Harris and Robert Hagood. Milford Smith allegedly took cattle from a Nebraska ranch in April and sold them for 1434.25 to Interstate Livestock. Agnes L. Rollins received a divorce from William A. Rollins and custody of two minor children.
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Avoca
Milldale Farm and Livestock Improvement Company
John A. Murray
Grant Harris
Robert Hagood
Livestock Company
Milford Smith
McPherson County
Neb
Interstate Livestock Company
Henry S. Luberger
Harris
Hagood
Smith
Interstate Commission Company
Agnes L. Rollins
William A. Rollins
Ali
Alert on Weekly Mony and Household Furnishings
A note mentions a weekly sum of four dollars and household furnishings, with a phrase indicating alertness about status between today and tomorrow.
Red Cross Drive Nets $38.85 In Hancock County
Red Cross drive in Hancock Ia led by Fred Boie collected 38 dollars and 85 cents. The effort was organized to support relief and humanitarian needs.
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Red Cross
Hancock
James Township
Fred Boie
Presence of mind ends near disaster at Mrs Taylor home
Mrs Charles Taylor saved her home Tuesday morning when a washing machine short circuit sparked a blaze. She halted the fire by tossing flour on the flames instead of using water, preventing serious damage.
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Anita
Charles Taylor
Omaha Airport to Add $60,000 Administration Building
Construction on a $60,000 addition to the Omaha Municipal airport administration building will start July 1, announced by City Commissioner Harry Knudsen in charge of airport improvements. New blind landing apparatus will also be installed.
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha Municipal Airport Administration
Harry Knudsen
Taft’s Grandfather Holds Notable Posts in His Lineage
A biographical note recalls Senator Bob Taft’s notable family, including a grandfather who served as minister to Austria and ambassador to Russia during Czar Alexander II’s assassination era, alongside a president father and a secretary of war grandfather.
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Grant
Bob Taft
Austria
Russia
Alexander II
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