21 Mar 1945
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1945
Page
1
Public notice outlines subscription rates for Atlantic Iowa readers including monthly and yearly mail and carrier options. A delivery help line is provided for late editions and delivery changes, with instructions to contact the office for notices.
The wartime mobilizer Byrnes faced backlash after banning horse racing and midnight nightlife to curb absenteeism in war industries. Proponents say the steps support the war effort, while critics brand him a heel for restricting gambling and clubs. Byrnes defended his actions, insisting they were necessary despite public pushback.
The article urges American help to collect 150 million pounds of used clothing and bedding for Europe, noting 125 million people in need and deaths from exposure. It calls for community committees, early preparation, and aims to complete the April drive to influence peace and goodwill toward war torn Europe.
The report links Himmler to a failed assassination attempt against Hitler and argues that a regime built on self interest and mistrust collapses from within. It asserts Germany suffers constant spying and scheming as leaders seek personal gain, endangering national survival.
A late war image shows Germans smiling as Allied troops march into their town, contrasting with tears of French and Dutch people earlier in the war. The scene highlights mixed feelings and relief at occupation, with few angry faces among about 100 pictured.
Hastings Nebraska couple Mr and Mrs Frank J Braden lose two sons within a week in Europe. Private Clyde E Braden 22 killed in action March 2 and Staff Sgt William C Braden 24 killed February 23. Double memorial services planned in Red Oak Iowa March 25.
The column explains the origin of the phrase three sheets in the wind with nautical details and recalls a Wednesday Culture Club luncheon featuring Mickey MacDougall, famed card detective. He demonstrated cheating methods with loaded dice and marked cards, revealing how gamblers gain advantage and how observers struggle to spot the tricks.
The piece notes the vernal equinox marking equal day and night and laments winter lingering. A pair of robins nest on a window sill while tulips push up, inviting gardening and outdoor activity despite the lingering chill. The writer ties nature’s schedule to calendar and climate expectations.
Washington report recalls Leon Henderson’s meeting with President Roosevelt and Ike on Germany’s postarmistice economy. He warns the army and State Department botched planning and urges civilian control under an allied commission. He heads to China next to study price controls.
The speaker notes it pays not to assume winter ends until May. He jokes that calendars and star gazers may call it spring, yet winter lingers with possible snowstorms. The lines reflect Edgar A. Guest 1945 verse about lingering cold.
Des Moines report states the Iowa State Bar Foundation was incorporated by the Iowa State Bar Association with secretary John S. Howland announcing the creation. The foundation aims to support legal education and related activities through funded programs and scholarships.
The organization highlights education and scientific research to advance jurisprudence and improve justice administration. It notes donations received and begins considering issues such as relocating and rehabilitating lawyers returning from service and juvenile delinquency.
Prime Minister Churchill rejected US reports that Britain held 700 million tons of food. He said aid reductions will cut supplies to about 4.75 million tons by end of June as aid to liberated countries continues.
Washington March 21 AP The war manpower commission faced turmoil as its forced labor transfer policy was described as touch and go. A regional case in New Bedford Massachusetts showed possible use to push national service legislation, prompting a split with WMC Chairman McNutt and a public clash over its direction and accountability. Senator Johnson criticized the development and the use of New Bedford as a guinea pig.
The senate military committee aide comments on the New Bedford situation being used to support the work-or-jail bill and notes conferees from the Senate and House aim to reach a manpower control compromise.
Masaena Miss Velma Marlowe has left for Oakdale California where on Sunday she will become the bride of Thomas Silvy. M. E. Marlowe spent Tuesday in Council Bluffs on business.
Dex Moinee March 21 AP report: senate cities and towns committee introduced a joint resolution to appoint a six member commission to revise and codify laws governing all cities and towns including those under commission form and special charter.
Kimballten-Ed Esheck was reelected president of the school board at the organization meeting held Monday evening at the schoolhouse.
A safety message urges drivers to reduce speed when children are near roadways and to maintain vigilance. It emphasizes the need for cautious driving and the ability to stop quickly to prevent injuries or fatalities.
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