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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1944

Page

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Advertising Rates and Associations Listing

Rates shown for advertising are listed as made known on application. The notice notes memberships in the Iowa Daily Press Association the Iowa Press Association and the National Editorial Association. Price figures include multiple tiers such as five dollars and sixty cents and three dollars and twenty five cents with variations.

Iowa Daily Press Association Iowa Press Association National Editorial Association Des Moines Paul R. Bumbarger E. P. Chase Kenwood, Md Washington, D. C

Postwar Planning Outlines Key Federal Steps

The Senate Postwar Planning Committee proposes an Office of Demobilisation and rapid termination of war contracts. It calls for surplus property disposition, construction resumption, unemployment studies, and programs to avoid labor freezing. It stresses budget discipline, refinancing bonds, tax policy, foreign trade, antimonopoly efforts, and streamlined government functions to preserve economic equilibrium after the war.

Senate Treasury

Political Conventions and the Dewey Nomination Preview

The piece portrays the Republican convention as a loud, ceremonial gathering where visiting firemen vent noise while bands play. It notes the main question is whether Dewey earns the nomination on one or two ballots and that subgroups handle most business for approval by the larger body.

Dewey

Incendiary Bombs in Allied Air Campaign

The article explains incendiary bombs as a major part of Allied bombing, about 48 percent of loads, with temperatures reaching 4000 degrees Fahrenheit and the potential to melt metal. It notes three-wave raids with high explosives and fire bombs to destroy cities. The piece ends by reporting the safe return of missing soldier Harold Good and hopes others listed will reappear, bringing joy to Atlantic community.

Europe Harold Good Atlantic

Dewey Camp Picks Lockwood and Allies Ripe for Nomination

The Chicago convention scene blends wartime duties with party strategy as Paul Lockwood guides Dewey through political pitfalls. Edwin F. Jaeckle and Herbert Brownell shape the New York GOP effort while James Garfield Stewart may nominate Bricker. Delegates endure shortages as foreign press journals cover the event.

Dewey Tom Dewey Paul Lockwood New York Lockwood Louey Howe Franklin Roosevelt Jaeckle Bund National Conference of Christians and Jews Mruk Buffalo Sadowski Michigan Herbert Brownell James Garfield Stewart Cincinnati Bricker Jack John Lem Jones Wendell Willkie Roosevelt Illinois Dwight Green Coolidge Hoover Landon Lincoln Willkie John W. Davis Garfield Grant Chicago Kelly Warren California United Feature Syndicate, Inc

Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest and Table Talk

The verse explores a couple reflecting on work and dinner as a metaphor for fulfillment. The man laments unfinished tasks and the pride in completing toil, while noting fatigue and the desire to mend fences and hoe after a long day.

Just Folks Edgar A. Guest

Draft Byrd stance and wartime labor views dominate DC briefing

Washington column surveys reactions to Roosevelt era policy including race, labor and the New Deal. Barr explains southerners oppose a fourth term mainly over race and totalitarian fears, while many Americans support bonds drives and congressional recess patterns. Veterans discuss a new World War II group to counter CIO influence amid union tensions.

Washington DD. C John V. Barr Byrd Mr. Roosevelt Roosevelt Mr. Barr New Deal

New York Swap Shops Struggle To Catch On

The piece traces why swap shops have failed to gain traction in New York. It notes distrust among residents, time spent in negotiations, and the decline of mutual profit when swaps become social services. A swap venue at 104th Street and East River Drive is mentioned as an example.

Ottumwa Frank Miles New York United States

Power Capacity At Grand Coulee And Bonneville Dams

The present maximum generating power of both Grand Coulee and Bonneville dams is 20 million kilowatt hours per day.

Grand Coulee Bonneville Dams

Safe Driving Reminder Near Roads With Children

A public service message urges drivers to slow down when children are nearby highways. It stresses being able to stop instantly and watchful driving to prevent accidents and save lives.

Lookin Around and Around in Small Town News

A jumble of local items shows Cecillia Carrig leaving Cleveland on May 31 with clothing sent ahead, and June 24 pleas to her mother for more. Families plan the Fourth together across multiple towns, while jewelers note a swim season uptick in watch repairs.Irwin Pellett celebrates glider pilots landing on Sicily, and a tale of tapioca recalls a cream of tartar box found years earlier. Orin Burns reports a shrimp odor mistaken for a dead chicken, traced to spoiled bait in a jacket pocket.

Cecillia Carrig Cleveland Ohio Miss Carrig John Carrig Clarence Worthington Carroll and Son Jack Chicago John . Matthews Cumberland Fontanelle Cedar Falls Omaha Greenfield Atlantic Massena Adair Corning Anita Griswold Red Oak Des Moines Irwin Pellett Sicily Orin Burns Tom Burns Walnut Harvey Richter Orin

Clay Ground Improves With Four Inch Coal Ash Layer

A heavy clay garden soil can be improved by mixing in a four inch layer of hard coal ashes. This simple amendment helps drainage and soil structure, aiding plant growth.

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