National Economic Outlook Divided Yet Generally Stable
A survey finds Great Plains and Middle Atlantic states optimistic about the economy amid bumper crops and price guarantees. Mississippi Valley, Southeast show cheer, while Far West Texas New York are uncertain. Overall, the outlook favors continuation at current levels with savings and demand noted. war debt implications are far off.
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Middle Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Far West
Texas
New York
Atmosphere Study Promises Clues From New Instruments
Researchers using advanced instruments and earth to space transmission methods reveal curious temperature patterns in the upper atmosphere. At 60 miles the air cools to 50 below zero, at 80 miles it rises to 212 degrees, suggesting that at 15,000 miles the temperature could reach about 18,000 degrees, challenging interplanetary travel ambitions.
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Space
Correcting the South’s Redirection Against the Klan
The speaker urges laws to curb hooded orders and punish those in disguise who wield unlawful power. He argues the south will eradicate gangsters like the Klan, comparing them to city gangs once eliminated in Chicago and Kansas City, and insists justice will prevail.
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South
Chicago
Kansas City
Sheets
Southland
Klan
Notice urges residents to trim trees without harming safety
The paper warns residents to trim trees to avoid blocking pedestrians or traffic but cautions that improper trimming causes rot. It cites damaged trees like Atlantic specimens where large cuts were not treated, risking loss of years of beauty and shade.
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Atlantic
Slow Congress Hinders Many Proposals Yet Hints Of Rush
The current congress is among the slowest on record with 58 major proposals, only 14 completed, 39 acted on partially, and five untouched. Yet heat in Washington may spur a flurry of bills in the coming weeks as adjournment nears.
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Congress
Washington
Editorial Briefs on Weather, Fair Drive, and Spending
The column notes severe northeastern weather headlines rivaling murder stories. It reports the 4-H fair drive surpassing 20 percent of its quota with rural areas contributing about $10,000. It comments on a five year low in government income and mocks rising U S spending as borrowers outpace restraint.
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Poem gently defends millionaires, noting their charitable acts and civic gifts. It argues that hospitals churches and charities rely on rich donors, urging readers to thank the wealthy for their generosity.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Red Cross
Edgar A
Atlantic News-Telegraph Publication Details and Rates
The notice lists the Atlantic News-Telegraph publication details including editor names, office phone numbers, and post office information. It provides subscription rates by carrier and mail for Atlantic Iowa and surrounding areas, with pricing for different durations and regions including the U S and Canada.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Ember Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Iowa Daily Press Asso
News Bureau
Des Moines
E. P. Chase
Washington
Casa
U. S
Canada
Chestnut St
Barkley jokes soften Vishinsky at Paris talks
Washington dispatch recalls Drew Pearson anecdotes that eased tensions with Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky during the Paris ministers conference. Acheson hosted a dinner where Barkley stories lightened the mood as Jet fighter tests and Coplon case details drew attention.
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Barkley
Soften Vishinsky
Paris
Air Force
Justice Department
Judith Coplon
Washington
Acheson
Forence
Vishinsky
Soo
Russia
Alben Barkley
Fabious
Atso
Truman powerless in Hawaii longshoremen strike
President Truman voiced hope that Hawaii longshoremen would accept the fact finding board 14 cent an hour wage boost. Gov. Ingram M. Stainback said Truman, powerless to act, appealed to workers to accept the board recommendations after a two month dispute costing Hawaii up to 13 million dollars in business.
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Washington
Truman
Hawaii
Ingram M. Stainback
Stainback
White House
Conservation Group Gets New Members
Des Moines Iowa Gov William S Beardsley announced the appointment of C A Dinges of Emmetsburg and Mrs David Kruidenier of Van Meter to six conservation group positions in the latest state roster. The moves expand the panel overseeing natural resources and land preservation.
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Des Moines
William S. Beardsley
C. A. Dinges
Emmetsburg
David Kruidenier
van Meter
Governor Appoints Dinges to State Conservation Post
The governor announced year terms on the state conservation commission naming Dinges, an automobile dealer and former president of the Enuethsburg Chamber of Commerce, to succeed Frank Mattes of Odebolt, both Democrats.
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State Conservativt Commission
Dinges
The
Enuetshburg Chamber of Commerce
Frank Mattes
Odebolt
Eddie Duchin Studio Brings Light Up Hands On Keys
In a New York studio Eddie Duchin tutors children with a keyboard display that lights fingers as notes are played. He praises the method and encourages practice while noting the novelty of the setup. Sigrid Undset is highlighted for her wartime resolve and literary influence. A summer salad recipe rounds out the piece.
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Judit Coplon
Justice Department
Onourth
FBI
Judith Coelon
FBE
H. P. Shapiro
Shapiro
Miss Coplon
New York
Guintehey
Nasi
Eddie Dachin
Nat
Andy Nay Dipss
C. B. Driscoll
Barbara Welles
Eddie
Cooria Vanderbilt's Nest
Mike
Tor
Pim
Eddie Duchin
Sigrid Undaet
Sweden
Amelia
Norway
Cass Sledding
Noble Acquitted of Reckless Homicide
Robert I. Noble of Iowa City Iowa, 30, was acquitted of reckless homicide by a South Bend jury after 10 minutes of deliberation. Noble, assistant secretary of the University of Iowa Alumni Association, was charged in the death of Miss Marie Despres 18 a St Marys college student struck by Noble's car near the Notre Dame campus.
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South Bend
Ind
Robert I. Noble
Iowa City
Noble
University of Iowa Alumni Association
Marie Despres
St. Mary’s College
Notre Dame
Notre Dame Student Death Linked to Indictment
Noble faces indictment in the death of Joseph A. Hailer, a Notre Dame student from Los Angeles. Two Mishawaka women, Ann and Mary Lentine, sue Noble for a total of 33000 dollars in civil actions. Injury claims and game-related incidents are noted though details are incomplete.
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Noble
Joseph A. Hailer
Los Angeles
Notre Dame
Ann
Mary Lentine
Mishawaka
Ind
Floods in Kyushu cause 42 deaths in Kagoshima and Kumamoto
Heavy rains trigger floods and landslides in Kagoshima and Kumamoto on Kyushu, leaving 42 dead as authorities report the toll and mobilize emergency response teams.
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Tokyo
Kagoshima
Kumanoto
Kyushu
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