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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1940
Page
1
The notice outlines subscription prices for Atlantic and surrounding areas and explains delivery options. A subscriber alert instructs readers to call 7 o'clock at 585 M if evening delivery is missed and to contact the office for address changes or discontinuations.
The piece reviews the Republican platform accepted by the party as it critiques New Deal ties while acknowledging some social reform potential. It notes opposition from traditional Republicans to any broad disavowal of Democratic policy and stresses the need for presidential alignment to give the platform real impact.
Atlantic celebrates as Governor Bushfield of South Dakota, born there, received presidential nomination votes at the Republican convention. Though not chosen, the honor echoes Atlantic’s place in national politics. The town hopes for similar recognition for Senator Nerring at the Democratic convention and a potential double distinction for its size.
The item notes two events: the French fleet joining Britain which could hinder Hitler’s cross-channel invasion, and Russia showing strength to complicate his western focus. It argues Republicans oppose war, Democrats may scare the public into supporting policies to aid England, including near-war measures to save Britain.
A Washington Sunday session centered on foreign affairs plank and isolationist vs interventionist tensions. Landon pressed the committee on Roosevelt policy while Wheeler warned of party bolts as Willkie and Lewis debated economic reform with labor and capital cooperation.
The piece surveys Middletown and nearby towns noting tire recycling by local companies and the legacy of Charles Goodyear. It highlights ongoing factory work, defense retooling, and a hopeful view of American enterprise amid post hurricane recovery and urban renewal.
Unite Ta June 28 specialy Plurs have been accepted for the new 4000 Holy Cross Lutheran church according to Rev L L G Belsheim pastor Work on the edifice will start Aug 1 Exterior will be asbestos cement shingles interior finished in no wood Most of the labor will be contributed by members of the congregation
The speaker notes men distinguish between optimistic remarks on business and war gains. They express no permanent benefit from war, yet acknowledge growth in peace related commerce that brings them happiness.
A compilation of trivia prompts asking about an Africa hunting trip after a president’s term, fuel economy at 60 vs 80 mph, California gold rush workers, a columnist backing a Roosevelt lead with a Republican VP, legality of chain letters, a quote about fighting, doldrums meaning, directions from the North Pole, whether male mosquitos bite, and a boxing champion managed by Joe Jacobs.
Youth and age contrasts unfold as a young man hurls at every slight while the older man, tempered by trouble, learns to smile. The piece reflects on temper, quarrels, and the quiet wisdom that softens time and mend friendships.
A brief guide points out common errors in choosing proved versus proven. It explains that proved is standard with proven used for adjectives and participles in some cases.
Shenandoah stock buyer T. N. Murray posted a 3500 bond in Council Bluffs Iowa after pleading guilty to liquor possession and transportation charges. State agents stopped his car on the South Omaha bridge finding eight cases of whisky and wine with Nebraska liquor seals. Murray said he bought the liquor in Nebraska and planned to take it to Minnesota for vacation.
At Convention in Council Bluffs Avoca delegates present include Jae W True Mrs Frank Doll Mrs F P M Beymer John Paulsen C P Blust Tim Healy and Henry Johnson as the delegation tends the county event.
A brief notice notes The News Telegraph offered notary service at a price of 25 cents. The item reflects a small clerical amenity available to readers and residents.
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