Atlantic News Telegraph subscriber notice and rates
Notice outlines mailing and carrier rates for The News Telegraph Atlantic Iowa with pricing for local Cass county and adjoining counties, Iowa outside Cass, U.S. outside Iowa, and Canada. Includes delivery guidance and a phone notice for evening delivery changes and a warning not to call the wrong number.
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Canada
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Paris Conference Faces Reality of Past World War II Pacts
The Paris conference brings together leaders from Moscow Teheran Yalta and Potsdam to draft peace treaties after World War II. It notes failures in prior agreements especially Russia's territorial gains and influence, with France seeking concessions in Germany. It suggests a path without Russia may be needed to achieve lasting peace though future chances remain possible.
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Moscow
Teheran
Yalta
San Francisco
Potsdam
Austria
Germany
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Squam Mires
France
Great Britain
United States
Paria
Iowa Weather Boasts Of Extreme Temp Swings And Storms
The piece extols Iowa weather noting dramatic temperature swings of over 50 degrees in a day and severe storms rivaling atomic era imagery. It argues Iowans should embrace these feats and invite others to visit for the dynamic climate experiences unique to the state.
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Iowa
Califor
Towa
Iova
Heat on Iowa liquor and gambling scene
The article notes a tense atmosphere among illegal liquor sellers and gamblers in Iowa. It mentions reports of restricted liquor availability in Atlantic and questions whether state law enforcement actions influence the crackdown. It cites recent agent activity and local violators feeling the pressure amid a state crackdown.
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Iowa
Son of Lown
Des Moines
Ohio pole sitter plans public wedding atop flagpole
Editorial briefs note a man to marry atop a flagpole next Tuesday in Ohio as a publicity stunt. The column mentions Brazil once sending about 50,000 into the Amazon jungle for wild rubber, with around 9,000 returning home and many presumed dead or still fighting to reach civilization.
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Ohio
Brazil
British Intelligence on Mikhailovitch and Chetnik Ties Revealed
The 1944 British intelligence report cited in a Chetnik trial claims Mikhailovitch collaborated with German forces while denying anti Axis intent. It notes his shift toward the partisans as a key obstacle to anti Axis unity and portrays him as a patriot regarded by many as a traitor. Also highlights postal official Gael Sullivan advancing helicopter mail in Los Angeles and Admiral Hart's changeable views on army navy unification.
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Los Angeles
Admiral Hart
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Mailman Sullivan
Gael Sullivan
Chicago
Ed Kelly
Sullivan
Little Cabinet
Congress
Philadelphia
Hart
Tommy Hart
Connecticut
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Solomon Islands
Pacific
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A brief verse reflecting on the tension between Right and Reason and the pull of love. The piece contrasts cautious, prudent counsel with the impulsive, life enhancing power of affection, noting that love often defies strict logic.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
The Pangs of Another They Seldom Feel
A short verse fragment contrasts pity with devotion and wisdom. The speaker notes that pity is misunderstood and can harm, while many believe true devotion ends when it learns to be prudent.
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Earth
Edgar A. Guest
Masonic Lodge Visit to Stuart Hosts Grand Master
Comfort lodge Massena and Bridgewater members visit Stuart to meet the Iowa Grand Master and witness Grinnell lodge perform third degree work. Lyle Hosfelt is listed as local master.
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Massena
Lyle Hosselt
Elmer Pont
R. E. Zink
Wray Wilson
Edward Wagner
Gerald Wollenhaupt
Wray Yarger
R. F. Peel
Harry Gillispie
Comfort Lodge
Fred Pritchard
G. L. Campbell
Bridgewater
Masonic Lodge
Stuart
Iowa
Grinnell Lodge
Lyle Hosfelt
Rain totals 3.9 inches in Cumberland Tuesday
Cumberland received 3.9 inches of rainfall on Tuesday, according to local weather observer Carl E. Pollock.
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Cumberland
Carl E. Pollock
Observations on Flag Day and national affairs
The piece notes Flag Day observances led by the Elks, reflects on reviving reverence for the flag and institutions, critiques a Supreme Court feud involving Jackson and Black, and discusses Roosevelt era appointments and political implications. It also covers Lord Inverchapel’s U S visit, congressional adjournment timing, a jewel theft tied to the German House of Hesse, and Bernard Baruch’s stance on atomic energy control and peaceful use.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Elks Organization
United States Supreme Court
Jackson
Huge Black
Supreme Court
Black
Roosevelt
High Tribunal
Candid Call for Global Disarmament and United Nations Reform
The speech urges adequate punishment for violations and argues the UN veto on atomic energy matters should vanish. It extols a respected elder statesman as proof of good faith and warns nations to act now before media scrutiny from Russia intensifies. Also notes 4-H youths visiting Washington during their national camp.
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United Nations Council
Russia
Cape Cod Theater Builds Broadway Style Summer Stage
Richard Aldrich, New York producer, returns to Cape Cod to run a permanent summer theater now entering its twentieth season with Pygmalion starring Gertrude Lawrence, Aldrich’s wife. He once commanded two million troops en route to Europe and aims to preserve Broadway quality in a rural seaside setting. Cape locals began stage careers of stars like Gregory Peck and Bette Davis.
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Richard Aldrich
Broadway
Theater Inc
British Old Vic
Aldrich
Cape Cod
Cape Theater
Gertrude Lawrence
Mr. Aldrich
Southampton
Eng
Aso
Cape
Gregory Peck
Henry Fonda
Martha Scott
Anne Baxter
Bette Davis
Robert Montgomery
Driscoll Wins New Jersey Republican Nomination Reflection
The writer recalls Alfred Driscoll's New Jersey GOP nomination victory amid family ties and old acquaintances. He mentions Governor Harold Hoffman, his daughter, and notes his neutrality as a nonresident voter while praising New Jersey hospitals and welfare. He covers John McNulty’s New York literary work and past Daily News stint.
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Alfred
Harold Hoffman
Driscoll
New York
New Jersey
Clan
O'Driscoll
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John McNulty
The
Daily News
Little Brown
Third Avenue
John
Tim Costello
Hollywood
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Diana Barrymore seeks divorce from Bramwell Fletcher
Diana Barrymore 26, daughter of John Barrymore, has established residence in Las Vegas to obtain a divorce from actor Bramwell Fletcher 42. Married in 1942 after a three year backstage romance, her suit will allege cruelty according to her attorney.
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Diana Barrymore
John Barrymore
Bramwell Fletcher
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