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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1945
Page
1
A brief notice lists the Atlantic News Telegraph ceasing operation and mentions representation in Des Moines by the Iowa Daily Press Association with names and addresses. The fragment cites rates and staff such as a special news representative in Washington and a manager in a building location.
The article discusses how continued lend lease to Siberia could benefit the United States in the Pacific. Russia could indirectly help by staffing maneuvers and supplying troops near Manchuria, or by boosting air power in Siberia. It also notes possibilities of Russia trading air bases and potentially taking direct action against Japan.
Letters from local 8698 recount discontent with German officers living in luxury while American troops endure near war-time conditions. The piece notes disarming German officers and confining them to barracks until their status is set. General Leonard T. Gerow supports reducing German privileges and assigning civilian help to ease U S troops' duties.
Editorial argues the new world government must be a full time enterprise with continuous work, meetings in London and elsewhere, and relentless devotion of resources to build and maintain permanent peace rather than relying on half measures or wartime focus.
Editorial notes that rural Casa County avoids severe industrial boom and downturn impacts. It argues farming communities face fewer social problems from recession and benefit from steadier agricultural livelihoods, highlighting a hopeful contrast to industrial areas.
A reference to the Menzer and Friedman firm at Fontanelle highlights a homecoming with many friends glad to welcome him back. The fragment notes local ties and social circle surrounding the firm and its associate.
A brief item notes War Savings Stamps may be seen at The Atlantic News Telegraph. No further details accompany the notice.
In a prewar style survey, U S firms face censorship revealing German dealings with American groups. King Leopold seeks Allied help to return from Galicia to Brussels, asking for an airplane. SHAEF plans limited support while British and American leaders coordinate to avoid Belgian street clashes. Coffee price pressures rise as Brazil seeks 18 cents a pound, opposed by the OPA.
The Ed L. Newton Elm in Anita on east Main street blossoms each summer attracting attention. A rare Japanese elm, it began as a small bush 26 years ago and grew into a large tree with white blossoms resembling lilac. Attempts to propagate from seeds or sprouts have failed, making it unique in the state.
Public safety note urges motorists to slow down when children are near highways and to be prepared to stop instantly to prevent injuries or fatalities.
Washington D C Atlantic Paper editor F D Simpson is honored as Senator George A Wilson secures unanimous consent to print in the Congressional Record a recent Atlantic News Telegraph editorial warning that subsidies create a harmful habit and mislead the public about the economy. The piece argues subsidies threaten long term solvency and distort policy plans.
Researchers report that cartilage rich in glyco gen converts to bone as it hardens. The process shows excess body sugar presence early, while the Mycogen component fades with maturation, indicating biochemical evolution during ossification.
A reflective column describes thunderstorm safe spots in downtown Manhattan, noting how tall steel buildings and copper cables channel lightning away. It shares anecdotes of Brooklyn trolley strikes, golf course sheltering, and a tour of a garment district showroom turned into a mannequin studio as the author pursues local industry stories.
A wartime letter from Babe to Lt Iysh Jeets in Leyte recounts his departure from the unit, homesickness, schooling advice from his father, and hopes to reconnect. The message mentions Ben, Bing, Filipino workers, and promises to honor the Bead quarters Platoon. Joona exits hospital as non combat.
A 1945 Edgar A. Guest poem warns against anger and urges temper control. It contrasts hiding anger with pride, notes friends’ grief at rash acts, and advises choosing calm over heated responses. The verse emphasizes restraint and reflection before reacting to provocation.
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