21 Jun 1939
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1939
Page
1
The notice outlines subscription rates and delivery options for Atlantic readers, with details for carrier and mail within Iowa and the U.S. It instructs subscribers to call 585-M before 7 p.m. if evening delivery is missed and directs changes of address or delivery notices to the newspaper office.
The piece argues the pendulum is swinging toward prioritizing employment over worker protections. It suggests New Deal policies aimed at bashing employers eased, with a trend toward letting business help solve unemployment. It warns that failure could return harsh conditions and threaten prosperity. The message urges employers to prove responsibility to avoid renewed hardship.
Look magazine highlights ten most wanted criminals arrested 81 times total, averaging eight per man. The piece argues the habitual criminal cannot be reformed, urges permanent imprisonment to curb nationwide crime and reduce releases after brief sentences.
The piece argues a third term for Roosevelt would be difficult without a proven record of achievements. It acknowledges bold efforts but contends that two terms have yielded insufficient solid accomplishments to justify a third.
Editorial notes Goebbels' admission of hunger contradicts Nazi boastfulness. The piece argues the German public senses bleak prospects, linking today to a painful past and warning that tomorrow mirrors yesterday's path despite hopeful rhetoric.
British Ambassador Lindsay seeks U.S. help to deter Japan in the Far East, but Admiral Leahy opposes action, arguing U.S. rights are not at stake and warning against dragging the fleet into Japanese waters. The piece notes past British evasions and Craggs’s Japan ties while recounting a gatecrasher incident on Capitol Hill and Supreme Court scoring.
A nibbling verse piece in brisk rhymes celebrates effort and stubborn optimism. The poet mocks grumbling, urges diligence, and asserts the world rewards useful labor while poking at misers and restless souls. The tone blends playful humor with moral exhortation.
The piece notes NY World's Fair denials amid visitor rumors, mentions Mr Kalen and hotel rates, and salutes Dutch and immigrant dining scenes. It profiles Roark Bradford’s return to New Orleans, Bradford's Broadway plans for John Henry, and a lively luncheon at The Players. It covers eel buyers at Washington Market, Sayville eel producer Karl Rickert, and lost ticket custodian R M Tyndall at Pennsylvania Station.
A college friend recalls Fu Manchu returning home to Westchester County after college travels. He lent two dollars for bus fare after the pair lost pocketbooks with tickets and money and has since heard nothing. He hopes the two will remember if they see this.
A filled study prompt lists ten knowledge questions on archaeology government Virginia geography law daylight saving time and notable figures. It asks to answer seven questions after attempting the test and includes items about Jamestown the Orkney Islands pronunciation and Willis S Kilmer associated with a sport.
A user submission contains stray text about phrasing an actor’s role and nonsensical strings, lacking coherent news content for a proper card. No identifiable people or events are present to summarize into a headline and summary.
Avoca nine boy scouts came home Sunday afternoon from a week at Camp Kellogg near Sioux City. Deane Petersen earned Order of the Arrow pledge status and will work on first class requirements. Charles Rutenbeck earned leathercraft and swimming merits. Scouts returning were Charles Rutenbeck, Deane Petersen, George Anderson, Jack Bornholdt, Clark Ballentine, Jack Longmeier, Howard Ruback, Raymond Courtney and Junior Christensen.
Norward Rhoden and Matthew May stood in Estherville Iowa facing twenty year prison terms after pleading guilty to robbing a clothing store of merchandise valued at 200 dollars and fleeing in a stolen car.
The News Telegraph notes notary services are offered at a base charge of 28 cents. Public interest in clerical assistance grows as local residents seek official document authentication.
The author muses on the Palomar telescope and cosmic mysteries, then argues Cass county highway safety concerns and urges Atlantic merchants to invest in local trade. He emphasizes customer service, intelligent pricing, and community reputation shaped by individual merchants and chambers of commerce.
Crystal Lake Iowa reports a housing shortage as School Superintendent Edward McGreevy and his family relocate to the home economics room of the school building. The arrangement is temporary while other housing options are sought.
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