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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1940

Page

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Advertising and Subscription Rates for Atlantic Carrier

List shows rates for carrier delivery in Atlantic, Cass and adjoining counties, and Iowa outside Cass. Includes one month, three months, six months, one year options, and mail rates for U S and Canada. Mentions Frank Nye Jr as Des Moines News Bureau manager and addresses in Washington.

Des Moines Iowa Daily Press Association Frank Nye, Jr Washington, D. C Washington News Service Eye Street N. W Atlantic Cass Iowa U. S Canada

Voters' Picked Leaders for a Nationwide Hopeful Path

The piece discusses potential Republican leaders for the national convention, favoring Willkie for a strong business administration and Taft for practical governance. Hanford MacNider is proposed for vice president to bolster foreign policy, with Dewey Hoover and Martin as backup choices. It stresses unity and democracy over any single candidate.

Mases Willkie Taft Hanford MacNider Dewey Hoover Martin Shines Phildelphea Thames Cally Dames Supreme Court Owen Gh. Roberts Haber Opin Saieit Pennsylvania Jor Pew Donesty Gannett Taft Camp Taftite Wendell Willkie Wall Street

Fifth Column Warns Against Citizen Spy Hunts

The piece cautions that internal enemies threaten democracy and urges preemptive guard against fifth column activity. It warns innocent people may be persecuted as spies if amateur detectives overstep, urging evidence to the FBI and reporting only suspicious conditions through proper channels.

The Way of Dictatorships. CAUSE EFFECT

Mussolini declares war on the Allies after a month of threats and boycotts. Roosevelt calls the act vicious and pretextless as public opinion labels it a predatory move. The piece notes a cautious approach to dictators and cites June dispatches about Graziani and Froman.

Life Mussolini Benito Mussolini Roosevelt

Two Life Magazine Staffers Ordered to Leave Italy

Rome censors ordered Life magazine foreign correspondent M. Calhoun and Life photographer Thomas D. McAvey to depart Italy immediately. The ministry of Popular culture announced the action on Monday, citing unspecified reasons.

U. S. Magazine Italy Rome M. Fill

Roosevelt Not a Candidate Says Knox Meeting Reveals

Roosevelt told Knox he was not a candidate for a third term though Democrats debate the issue. Knox pressed about drafting him, while GOP leaders question the president’s lack of definite plans amid world crises and party dynamics.

Allen Knox Knox Roosevelt Frank U. S Tie South America Far East GOP Joneer

Grant Methodist church holds fourth quarterly conference

At Grant Church on June 26 special officers were elected during the fourth quarterly conference led by district superintendent Dr. W H Mere ith. Mrs Rarl Spiker served as secretary. Grant trustees chosen: Ralph Gridley, Ross Miller, J F Mueller, George Stinemates, Chark Givans. Mrs Givane named as delegate to the annual conference with Mrs George Stinemates as alternate. Lincoln Center trustees named: William Vogel, Roy Mills, George Evans, Frank Gaskill, Paul Vogel.

Grant Methodist Church W. H. Mereith Rarl Spiker Grant Ralph Gridley Ross Miller J. F. Mueller George

Electricity Fairly Modern In 1850

A historical note recalls that in 1850 electricity was poorly understood and had no dedicated classification in the patent office for electrical devices.

Patent Office

Temporary plantings on Hippodrome site in New York

The Hippodrome site will use temporary plantings rather than permanent trees due to pending building work by lessees. John Wannamaker interests are rumored to be building the project, with possible inclusion of a major department store. Albert Payson Terhune plans a Berkshire summer visit after a troubled period, while the Empire Theatre near Broadway continues to host hit plays and recalls earlier theatre history.

Washington Hitler Britain France Belgium England English Germany Sto Begin New York Optiarelle Sayoud Sisth Avenue Hippodramette Cits Jessees Hippodrome John Wannamaker Albert Payson Terhune America Terhune Berkshire Hills New England Pompton Lakes Sunnybank

Elephant Never Forgets Play Revival Noted Cast

The piece presides as a surprise gift to Frohman built by Maude Adams during his European tours. Immortal stage names Nat Goodwin Ellen Terry Rose Coughlin Richard Bennett William Faversham William Gillette Blanche Walsh Henry Miller the Barrymores and others trod the Meyer lighted stage for a sentimental inspection.

Presides Mr. Frohman Maude Adams Frohman Nat. Goodwin Ellen Terry Rose Coughlin Richard Bennett William Faversham William Gillette Blanche Walsh Henry Miller Barrymores Mr. Meyer

Talk to Youth by Edgar A. Guest

Poet urges youth to prepare for future leadership and hardship. He stresses courage, patience, and skill as essential to fill expected posts and when elders depart the burden of rebuilding a better world falls on the younger generation.

Phenomena Plural Confusion Highlighted by Common Error

A common error note explains that phenomena is the plural form of phenomenon and that the singular term is phenom enon. The reminder clarifies usage in writing and grammar contexts.

Daily Knowledge Test Questions Delve Into Elections and History

A quiz page presents ten questions on topics from royal lineage to U S presidential eligibility and classic literature. It asks about Bingland royalty, naturalized citizens, Mark Twain aliases, Frances Perkins, coast lengths, a 1912 nominee nicknamed the Third Termer, and a trick about a cocklebur.

Bingland United States Tom Sawyer Frances Perkins Labor Florida California

Portrait on U S stamp author and Baalbek ruins clarified

The prompt asks two questions: the woman author depicted on a U S postage stamp from a famous series, and the famous ruins at Baalbek in Syria. It also asks who won the 1940 Memorial Day Classic at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

United States Baalbek Syria Indianapolis Speedway

Mrs Marsh Millhollin Returns From Midwest Visit

Anita Marsh Millhol lin returns home after several weeks visiting relatives and friends in Burlington Iowa City and Des Moines.

Anita Marsh Millhollin Burlington Iowa City Des Moines

Presbyterians in Iowa Urge Staying Out of War

In Ames Iowa on June 26 the Presbyterian synod of Iowa adopted an urgent appeal against U S involvement in war. The committee on social education and action passed the amendment, which was included in a resolution stating the church's peace stance.

Ames Iowa United States Presbyterian Synod of Iowa Committee On Social Education and Action Presbyterian Church

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Atlantic News-Telegraph News and Telegraph News-Telegraph Publishing Corporation F. D. Simpson Congress Iowa Press Association National Editorial Association Kes Graziani Fit Rodolfo More Calhoun Corre Spondent Life Magazine Thomas D. McAvey Rapher Ministry of FDR Hull Hell Joe Pew Dy Tacaw Ptdarson Robert Salpen Piilidephos - AW Landen Stumson-Hnox Vars Pearson Coronel Frank Wrox Navy Post Kress Cordell Huh Woodiing Stimson Woodring Arthur James Grant Church Empire Broadway Fortieth Street Clarence Day-Howard Lindsay-Russel Crouse Abie Trish Rose Vanpire Jeanne Easels Phiy Vale Kansas John Lester Meyer Trus Alf Hayman Charles Frohman Peter Pan Drincoll Just Folks Edgar A. Guest George Matthew Adams Palm Beach
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