09 May 1945
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1945
Page
1
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists advertising rates and subscription prices for Atlantic and surrounding areas. It also provides a delivery notice instructing subscribers who miss the evening paper to call 1367-3 before 7 o clock and directs readers to contact the office for address changes or discontinuations.
The author argues Nazism survived in subtler forms after Hitler’s regime ended. It may be hidden in postwar upheavals and in Britain, America, and beyond. Intolerant religious racial and political groups, cloaked as patriotism or democracy, risk reviving Nazism and threatening democracy for generations.
The piece argues that democratic nations branded as soft show true toughness when facing dictators. It asserts democracies persevere through hardship and uphold courage to resist oppression, contrasting soft rhetoric with enduring spirit and victory in battle.
The United States News reports 250,000,000 Europeans may rely on US food shipments next year to avert famine after Europe’s fighting ends. A belt tightening in the US could last over a year if crops fail, risking mass deaths and political instability that threaten postwar peace. The piece questions whether global peace could be built if military spending equals peacetime spending.
Avoca-V E day observed with 10 a m prayers at churches and business closures. A school program at 9 a m featured Ed Kennedy of the American Legion and Lt. Robert Bornholdt, a liberated German POW. School dismissed. Victory edition published. Drive slowly near children.
The article reports on Molotov's evasive remarks about the Polish mission disappearances during talks with Eden and Stettinius, amid questions of safe conduct and postwar Poland governance. It notes Harriman’s cables, the Lublin government issue, and US and British diplomatic maneuvers with Argentina and reparations plans.
In a reflective homepiece Edgar A. Guest recalls forty years of gardening debates with Nellie. They argue over which plants need sun or shade and how to arrange geraniums, columbine, and asters, finding that moods and needs change with the patio let us.
On Friday afternoon 700 pounds of clothing for war relief were packed by Mesdames Or ley White Hal King Clarence Lenz George Stinemates Clifford Embree Leslie Embree Clark Givans Anna Corbin and John Wenak ley.
At the quarterly meeting Sunday, Immanuel Lutheran Church elected delegates Mrs. Nels Christoffersen and Nels B. Bensnedsen to the annual Minneapolis convention. Alternates are Mrs. Caroline Jorgensen and Mrs. Ed T. Bsbeck.
Washington D C a reflective editorial lauds Allied victory over Germany noting Mussolini execution and Hitler’s likely death as signs Germany collapses. It urges allies to pursue lasting peace at San Francisco and dedicate efforts to building a world of peace not war.
The speech recalls brave youths who died for their country and the belief that their sacrifices must yield meaning. It emphasizes living with honor and ensuring those deaths were not in vain. A solemn call to duty and remembrance resonates through the message.
The article recalls a vivid radio era scene with pilots Ward and Van Liew, passengers Joe and Po, and a mention of transatlantic flights. It notes a plane leaving for Europe every twenty minutes and reflects on wartime ration points, dangers, and a sense of brisk travel.
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