Atlantic News-Telegraph Hears Baseline Figures and Notices
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists representation details from the Iowa Daily Press Association News Bureau with manager Paul R. Bumbarger and special representative E. P. Keaweed. It includes pricing tokens and a sequence of financial notations totaling a small deficit.
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Dees Metnes
Iowa Daily Press Association
Paul R.bumbarger
405 Shope
E. P
One Keaweed, Md
Washington
Truman's proposed changes to presidential succession
The author argues Truman's order of succession would not improve the system. It compares current lines via secretary of state and cabinet to the proposed route through the speaker of the House and the president pro tempore, noting concerns about voting strength, party alignment, and historical precedent.
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Truman
Sangie
House
Blaine
Haye
Bryan
Hughes
Hull
Joe Cannon
P Stied Cglibre
Editorial Briefs Urges Wise Counsel for Reconstruction
The piece notes President Truman should seek advice from capable men and laments Solo Gan’s lack of wisdom. It recalls a tire change mishap to urge candid effort during reconversion and praises County E bond sales as a financial and civic reward for boosting county totals.
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Truman
Eeek Advics
Sologan
Case
Des Moines Official Paid $78,506 In 1943 Salary and Commissions
Secretary Morgenthau reported that Tagtenec Hemry P. Martin Jr of the Register and Tribepe pany syndicate in Des Moines earned $78,506.99 in 1943. The figure breaks down to a salary of $6,573.75 and commissions of $71,033.24 under the internal revenue code.
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Tagtenec
Hemry P. Martin, Jr
Register
Tribepe Pany Syndicate
Des Moines
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Martin
Army Vies With Air Power Over Japan War Strategy
Column outlines funding for horses in peacetime army plans and clashes between Army and Air Force over postwar strategy. Truman reviews plans as Gen Marshall blocks a separate air force report, while Arnold pushes for a strong air arm to reduce invasion losses.
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Col
Allen
Drew Pearson
Air Forces
Marshall
Baker
Tru Nan
Hap Arnold
Arnold
U. S
Air Corps
Truman
Air Force
Japan
Rooseevel
Tromas
Aeep
Ney
Awhy
Mersuall
Ira Beker
A. B. Chandler
Kentucky
Senate Mill Committee
Bavere
Philippines
MacArthur
Newman
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
National Idle Workers Near 100000 In 1945 Strike Wave
AP reports nationwide idle workers near 100000 due to strikes and work stoppages as government labor agencies express anxiety. Detroit totals exceed 60000, while Chicago sees 6000 drivers return to work after government seizure of 1700 truck lines and war labor board actions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Detroit
CIO
Motor City
Europe
Chicago
Chicago Truck Drivers Union
AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters
War Labor Board
Iowa Crops Show Brighter Prospects After Week of Favorable Weather
Des Moines reports a modest improvement in state crops and livestock, following four days of favorable weather. The Iowa crop and livestock reporting service says improvement is noted in several regions, though southern counties still face poor weather and only a potential future outlook for gains.
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Des Moines
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
War Savings Stamps Available at Atlantic News Telegraph
War Savings Stamps may be purchased at The Atlantic News Telegraph office. Residents are invited to visit the shop to buy stamps and support wartime financing efforts.
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Atlantic Newselegraph
Atlantic News- Telegraph
Treat ment of German POWs and civilians in Greiz after war
Dale Askey writes from Greiz Germany about Allied occupation practices and fairness concerns. He contrasts brutality and mercy, notes German civilians' reactions, and questions rationing, censorship, and who truly wins in this postwar struggle.
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Dale Askey
Peace parley in Simla hills eyes lasting India Britain accord
AP analysis notes a pivotal British Indian peace conference in Simla aiming to form an interim government with cabinet posts for Indians while Britain retains military control. Gandhi and Jinnah are central figures as prospects hinge on their ability to unite amid decades of conflict.
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Washington
War Department
Koreen
U. S. Army
France
Army
Budget Bureau
Casd
Custer
Gen. Prenton
Mississippi
Dewitt MacKenzie
AP Foreign Affairs
San Francisco
India
Japan
Himalayas
Simla
London
Stafford Cripps
England
Gandhi
Mohammed Ali Jinnah
all-India
Lord Wavell
Jinnah
Long Way to Success Warns Against Dishonest Gain
A reflective piece notes that clever tricks may yield profit but true progress requires consistent effort and ethical conduct. It cautions that success achieved by deceit can bring disaster and that lasting achievement comes from steady work over years, not quick wins.
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Greiz
Germany
Czechoslovakia
John L. Lewis
Special Service
Bill
Jack
Hans
O. K
Third Army
France
Europe
Ukraine
Poland
Frankfurt
Rhine
Csechoslovakia
England
Belgium
Luxembourg
Nust
Eagar A. Guest
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National Editorial Association
Baden
Dy Nevi Lowe
Cotaide
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Jensen
Dr. L. B. Petersen
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