Atlantic News Telegraph lograph with shipping rates
Log from Atlantic News Telegraph lists delivery details and rates, with subscription options by carrier and mail for Cass and adjoining counties, plus address change and late-evening delivery request procedures. It notes a misprint advising readers to call the correct Neo Telegraph number for delivery notices.
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Carri Sods
Carrie
Avian
Atueste
Maid Ir Cass
T. Wa
Cass
Saontus
U. S
de Lowe
Canada
Lee
News- Telegraph
Death Ray and Atomic War Fears in Early Discussion
An editorialized discussion outlines fears about atomic bombs used in war, noting how radiation and bone decay were described and the potential for rapid, unavoidable devastation. It questions whether nations will restrain use due to guaranteed retaliation and argues for or against moral restraint amid the looming threat.
Not Right The Hawi a ete of the Ui were
The text discusses wealth distribution and taxation, noting 60 percent of the population holds a large share while the bottom 50 percent possess a small portion. It argues taxes division aims to shift wealth and promote more equitable ownership, acknowledging societal tensions and the challenge of wealth distribution.
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Wren
Editorial Briefs on narcotics and world governance
The piece condemns narcotics spreading under Japanese government policy and laments civilizational decay from asylum dole. It praises American anti narcotics efforts while warning of future government by assassination and authoritarian regimes. It quotes a Christian Science Monitor correspondent noting communist backed dictatorships in the Balkans as more terrible than war.
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Genera Olacatshur
Cel
Mae Itaur
Pallasane
Dole
Ko Afasbhom
Christian Science Monitor
Artinle
Balkans
Buys Cafe in Kimballton Liquidates Property Sale
A Wednesday deal shows Esa Smith purchasing the cafe and building from Miss Slema Jensen. The property was previously owned by Thomas Jensen. Another sale noted.
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Kimballton
Esa Smith
Slema Jensen
Thomas Jensen
One Tee Fure and House of the Dure
Soren Sorensen references Bennie Rhequest buying the house at the section lake. A caution urges careful driving, noting a motor drip hazard as potentially deadly.
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Soren Sorensen
Bennie Rhequest
Army and Navy clash over who won Pacific War report
A wartime back stage dispute pits Army and Navy analysts against each other to decide whether submarines or land based bombers inflicted the most damage on Japan. Civilian experts say submarines led damage, with long range bombers second, and carrier planes later. Also covers Justice Jackson’s feuding, resignations of Budget Director Harold Smith and SEC Chairman Ganson Purcell, and political broadcasts by Judge Roy Hofheinz.
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Army
Navy
Justice Jackson
FDR
Washington
Japan
Runtegr c
Yeason
Pacific
Orvil A. Anderson
Ada
Ralph A. Ofstie
Leyte
Germany
Franklin D'Olter
U. S
Civisan
MacArthur
Arnold
20Th Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
China
Himalaya
14Th Air Force
Chennault
Marianas
Jackson
Robert Jackson
Hugo Black
Harlan F. Stone
Stone
Roosevelt
Truman
Fred Vinson
Renin
Harold Smith
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ganson Purcell
Smith
Kansas
Frank Murphy
Purcell
Capital
Roy Hofheinz
Jesse Jones
Houston
Texas
KTHT
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A reflective verse portrait. Edgar A. Guest recalls youth and cherished memories while urging gratefulness for the past. The piece presents vivid recollections of happy days and the desire for courage to face life with a grateful heart. The closing line shifts to a road safety message about reading road signs while driving.
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Edgar A. Guest
Iowa artists prize at centennial state fair art salon
Des Moines officials announced prizes totaling 675 dollars for an art salon tied to the state fair. Paul Parker of Des Moines is named director of the contests. Iowa artists may enter works created since the last fair. The August 21 to 30 event features two major loan exhibits from the War Department and University of Town faculty.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Fair Board
Paul Parker
Iowa
War Department
University of Town
Olmsted Campaign Expenses Reported for Governor Bid
Des Moines notes George Olmsted filed his campaign expense total of 943.12 dollars in his unsuccessful bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in the June 3 primary.
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Des Moines
George Olmsted
Olmsted
American Automobile Association to push world travel freedom
The American Automobile Association will attend the International Organization of Motor Clubs meeting in Paris from June 24 to 27 to advocate scrapping artificial barriers to international travel. The note highlights aviation diplomacy by S. Walch Pogue and minor local reflections on weather, postmaster politics, and publicity costs in government.
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Washington
American Automobile Association
General Assembly
International Organization of Motor Clubs
Paris
Walch Pogue
Grant
Iowa
Pogue
Civil Aeronautics Board
Towan
Neck of the Woods
Atlantic
Underground garages for New York amid traffic snarls
The column argues for subterranean parking to ease congestion, noting scattered entrances as essential. It cites Bryant Park as a failed plan due to opposition and suggests multiple garages under Central Park and smaller squares where subways don’t block construction, while preserving park use. It also criticizes litter enforcement and societal strain evident in breadlines and rising prices.
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New York
Bryant Park
Drisecall
42Nd Street
Central Park
Leas Strain and No Accidents Road Sign Query
The fragment discusses road signs indicating strain and no accidents on a roadway. It mentions signage placement and potential safety messaging, but details are sparse about location or authority. Further readable context would clarify the exact road, agency, and intended safety goal.
Salvation Army Drive Progress in Adel-Dallas County
Adel-Dallas County reports fundraising for the Salvation Army under Oscar A. Thompson of Dallas Center. The campaign aims to meet a county quota of 4000 dollars as donations continue to come in.
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Salvation Army
Adel
Dallas County
Oscar A. Thompson
Dallas Center
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