Advertising rates for Atlantic News-Telegraph published
Advertising rates are announced with subscription options for carriers and mail in Atlantic and adjoining counties. Rates include one month by carrier, three, six, and twelve months, plus one year by mail with varying prices. The notice cites memberships in Iowa and national press associations.
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Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Association
Frank Nye Jr
406 Shops
Washington, D. C
Washington News Service
Eye Street
N.W
Atlantic
Case
Iowa
Cass
Quebeer
U. S
Casside
Canada
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Nine Years Of Federal Deficits And A Debt Burden
The July mark ends nine straight years of deficits with 30 billion spent more than wartime levels. The Guarantee Survey by Guarantee Trust Co notes unemployment above 10 million and 20 million depend on government support. The piece mocks deficit spending as “investment” and laments the growing national debt: 19.186 billion at Hoover’s exit, 41.132 billion now, amid calls for a candidate with real business sense.
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Guarantee Survey
The
Guarantee Trust Company of New York
New Deal
Brain Trust
General Grant
Hoover
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Face to Be Unveiled at Mount Rushmore
Rushmore Memorial readers are told the final sculpture on Mount Rushmore, Theodore Roosevelt, will be unveiled next Sunday. Washington Jefferson and Lincoln already gaze across the plains, forming a monumental tribute carved into granite that may endure beyond our civilization. The piece could stand as a historical reminder for future generations who may marvel at the sculpted leaders.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Mount Rushmore
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Keep Alcatraz
Attorney General Frank Murphy suggested abandoning Alcatraz and moving inmates to a prison farm. The piece argues against the idea, saying criminals there would not adapt to farm life and that Alcatraz uniquely deters hardened criminals. It urges keeping Alcatraz locked and stresses mercy only for genuinely reformed individuals.
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Frank Murphy
Alcatraz
Murphy
Editorial Briefs on Louisiana politics and school relief
The piece critiques Earl Long adopting Huey Long tactics and warns the state may worsen. It notes Representative Martin’s proposal for a 10 percent cut in government expenses. It also mentions Atlantic’s new school project promising relief from muddy routes and urges timely completion before fall.
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Louisiana
Earl Long
Huey
Earl
Royal gift for Roosevelt era music album to King and Queen
President and Mrs Roosevelt plan a personal gift for the King and Queen: an album of radio transcriptions from a Washington visit concert featuring Lawrence Tibbett Marian Anderson Kate Smith Alan Lomax and others. Only four sets will be made for top dignitaries. The project is confidential.
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Drew Pearson
Robert
Allen
Washington
Onaneaeenaine Roosevelt
Afiea
White House
Lawrence Tibbett
Marian Anderson
Kate Smith
Alan Lomax
Pearson
Tibbett
Roosevelt
Hull
Ronald Lindsay
State Department
Garner
Lincoln Memorial
Miss Anderson
Japan
Knowledge Test Puzzle Prompts Seven Answer Try
Daily Knowledge Test asks readers to answer at least seven of ten questions. Topics include U S Senate terms Adour river geography Good all round robin golf Adi Rondack mountains Antwerp Liege canal pronunciation of municipal nautical mile feet softest mineral Islam.
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U. S
Adour River
Goodall
Adirondack Mountains
Antwerp
Liege
Todays Common Error Phrase Guide
A cheeky note on common spelling mistakes highlights the wrong form definite ly. It urges writers to avoid overlong phrasing and to choose correct contractions and spacing in everyday communication.
New York Notes On Jack OsterMan and Local Tales
The writer reflects on Jack Osterman’s funeral coverage by New York papers, praises his mother Kathryn Osterman, and notes Jack’s kindness and battles with ill health. It also reports on a New York judge cracking down on filthy literature and profiles Robert H Montgomery a blood donor with a city image. Background sketches include Fletcher Clark a California born marionette artist now in New York pursuing wood sculpture.
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New York
New York Times and Herald-Tribune
Jack Onterjan
Ellon
Jack
Kathryn Osterman
Jackie
Robert H. Montgomery
New York State
Montgomery
England
Fletcher Clark Pursues Gothic Sculpture With Modern Flair
A Californian sculptor, Fletcher Clark, studied medieval and modern wood sculpture in France and Italy after a friend asked him to create a torso figure for display. He decorated a California church and now works in a Gothic style with a distinctly contemporary touch, gaining early support from wealthy New Yorkers buying his early pieces as collector’s bets on his future.
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Fletcher Clark
San Francisco
Clark
California
Clarks
New York
Europe
France
Italy
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Poem laments relentless spring rain that floods fields and wetlands. It contrasts wilted peas and beans with resilient weeds, noting animals and crops suffer while stubborn weeds persist and life struggles amid damp misfortune.
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Walt Mason
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Rushmore Memorial
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King Canute
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Britain
Lewis Union
Green
Tobin
Hell
China
Far East
Cragie
Tokyo
Tientsin
London
Craige
Justice Department
United States
Germany
Amos Peaske
Holling Field
Francisco Sarabia
University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs
CIO
AFL
Cioafl
United Mine Workers
Lewis
IAFL
Dan Tobin
Teamster
Dan
Executive Committee
International Labor Office
Harry Hopkins’ Business Advisory Council
Labor Department
Daten
Ny A
Broadway
Toledo
George Jessel
Osterman
Jessel
God
Mahogany
Gre
Breece & Butler
Atlantic State Bank
Iowa Farms
Wiota
Noble Center
Cass County
Southwest Iowa Real Estate Co
Audubon
N. C. Petersen
Lansing
Michiaga
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