Advertising Rates and Subscriptions in Atlantic News-Telegraph
Advertising rates are listed with staff and representatives in Des Moines and Washington. Subscription prices vary by carrier and region, including options for Atlantic and Cass counties, Iowa and adjoining counties, and U S abroad. rates show monthly, quarterly, and yearly terms with provided figures.
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Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Association
Gerald Bogan
405 Shops
E. P.oe
Kenwood, Md
Washington
Atlantic
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Ate
Cass
Iowa
Yomteide Osas
U. 8
Canada
The Critical Period Before The Republican Convention
In the final hours before the Republican National Convention, smoke filled rooms brimmed with representatives of various presidential possibilities. They sought deals using votes as trading stock, aiming to influence candidate selection while balancing power among dealmakers. While occasionally a horse-trading surge shifts support, most plotters emerge well provided for after preconvention arrangements.
United Nations Plane Patrols Aid Palestine Peace Effort
The article notes an international police force formed by multiple nations to enforce a Palestine truce. It highlights Bernadotte and Western powers' roles in curbing war supplies and sees the patrols as a historic step toward world unity and lasting peace as the truce stabilizes.
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Wnd
Patedis
Ard
Palestine
Union of Nations
Folke Bernadotte
United States
Great Britain
Supersonic Flight Remains Costly For Air Travel
The article notes that while speeds near 1000 mph have been achieved, commercial and private supersonic flights remain impractical due to high costs. Initial aircraft price and fuel use at such speeds are prohibitive, suggesting only governments can afford to fund experiments and development.
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United States
Atlantic Schools Music Association Forms For Community Support
A new organization, the Atlantic Schools Music Association, is established to boost school and community music interest. Led by J. M. Williams, it aims to train and foster appreciation of music, benefiting participants and the wider community through active programs or lifelong enjoyment.
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Atlantic
Atlantic Schools’ Music Association
J. M. Williams
Voting Demands and Global Views on Racial Segregation
The piece contrasts South Carolina voting requirements with Moscow’s ideological tests and cites Gunnar Myrdal calling the U N stance on U S race issues a major scandal. It questions whether the draft act enhances security and notes history shows arming nations not guaranteeing peace.
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South Carolina
Moscow
Communist Party
Gunnar Myrdal
U. N. Economic Commission For Europe
United States
America
U.N
Warren as GOP dark horse urged to swing voters
Drew Pearson profiles California Governor Earl Warren as the GOP’s best chance to capture a big Democratic vote. Warren’s record in California, his broad sympathy for people, and his independence from backroom delegate deals are highlighted while contrasting him with Dewey over teachers lobby clashes. Warren’s early life and father’s murder are noted as shaping his humane approach.
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Drew Pearson
Warren
Dewey
Philadelphia
Darkhorse
Earl Warren
California
Portsmouth
N. H
Jim Duff
Pennsylvania
New York
Tom Mabry
New Mexico
Tom
Aa Roundhouse
Bakersfield
Calif
Ku Klux Klan
The
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Just Folks: Robins Leave Nest Teach Flight and Life
Edgar A Guest's poem portrays a robin mother guiding three fledglings. She demonstrates feeding, nesting, and flight before sending them to thrive independently. A closing line urges pedestrians to wear white at night for visibility.
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Robins
Edgar A. Guest
Campaigning Opens for Grinnell Girls State Event
Campaigning for the forthcoming election at Grinnell college campus in Grinnell IA was under way today. The 200 citizens of the mythical state were welcomed by Teresa Aldern former governor in 1947 and by auxiliary leaders from Decorah Des Moines and other groups as the American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the annual Girls State event.
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Grinnell
Girls State
Grinnell _college
Teresa Aldern
Jefferson
Olaf Hanson
Decorah
Iowa Department of the American Legion Auxiliary
Billie M. Pell
Des Moines
Iowa
College Guard Exemption Urged for Draft Waiting Students
Male college students in the National Guard may be exempt from the draft and drill with local units in their college city. They must enlist before the president signs the bill. Atlantic National Guard offices stay open until 10 tonight to assist students seeking uninterrupted education.
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National Guard
Atlantic National Guard
Phil Sims
Light Speed in Media: Glass Slows Light More Than Water
The statement notes that light travels about two-thirds as fast in glass as in water, highlighting how optical media affect light velocity. It contrasts glass and water to show differing refractive impacts on light propagation.
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Glass
Senate arguments over ERP funding and theatre integration
Senator Vandenberg urged restoring ERP funds cut by the House, arguing commitment to the program. The piece notes the Capital’s segregation controversy at the National Theatre, Jacobsen’s FCC license news, and critique of Truman and Congress, ending with Ben Jensen defending private power versus public.
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Washington, D. C
Vandenberg
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Iowa House
National Theatre
Washington
Belasco
Treasury Department
Ben Jensen
Rep. LeFevre
Ben
Squirrel tumble sparks Naturobserving diary note
In a Jacksonville diary scene a squirrel falls from a tall tree after thrashers chase it. The author speculates birds blinded the animal, which recovers and climbs away. The entry blends nature notes with quirky letters about Farewell Address copies and old book memories.
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New York
C. B. Driecell
J. Q
Tom Overby
Jacksonville
C. D. Strickland
New Smyrna Beach
Fla
Clarence D. Rutt
Beaumont
Tex
G. W
Alma Edler McNett
Columbus Crass Roads
Elliott Postmaster Nominee Sent to Senate
Washington President Truman has sent to the senate the nomination of George R. Lewis for postmaster at Elliott Iowa.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
George R. Lewis
Elliott
Audubon Lions Elect New Officers
Audubon Lions Club names H K Mersells as president succeeding Earl Garoutte. Vice presidents are H Morrow Mike Liken and Allen N Stroh. Judson Zentmire reelected secretary with Russell Ramsey Maurice Wilson as directors. Baroutte becomes tail twister and Rev Gordon I Zimmerman is lion tamer. Directors Frank McFadden John Klin kefus hold over. Installation planned for July.
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Audubon
H. K. Mersells
Lions Club
Earl Garoutte
H. H. Morrow
Mike Liken
Allen N. Stroh
Judson Zentmire
Russell Ramsey
Maurice Wilson
Baroutte ix
Gordon I. Zimmerman
Frank McFadden
John Klinkefus
Griffiths Leave on Two Week Vacation
Mr and Mrs Paul Griffith and their family depart for a two week vacation with a first stop at Pierce Nebraska and plans to visit the Black Hills en route.
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Elk Horn
Paul Griffith
Pierce
Neb. T
Black Hills
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