Another Roosevelt Faces A Rising New York Congress Candidate
The Roosevelt name and charm again sway a New York congressional race raising concerns among conservatives. The piece warns that personal popularity and perceived infallibility within the Roosevelts could threaten sound governance, noting parallels to Teddy and FDR. It predicts a possible national figure if the trend continues, driven more by name than deep political expertise.
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Roosevelt
New York
Teddy
Fdr
Santa Clara
Saving the Budget by Cutting Government Expenses
The government targets a three billion deficit for the coming fiscal year and the Hoover commission argues that similar savings can be achieved by overhauling government machinery. So far efforts focused on raising revenue, not cutting expenses to balance the budget as the commission proposed.
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Hoover Commission
Living a Chemical Life at Harvard Chemists Meeting
A Harvard chemist described a future where chemistry enables edible fats from coal sugar from trees and cellulose clothing recycled into sugar and plastics used in myriad ways. He suggested such a world could support a population of 16 billion to ease fears about coming generations.
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American Chemical Society
Harvard
Odd claims about enemies and friends of workers
The text argues that enemies of the working people live in nations with high living standards for workers, noting two friends in a country known for slave labor. It finds it peculiar that both the enemies and the friends are ineffective, contrasting their supposed influence.
Walnut Grove plans experimental feeding station near Atlantic
Walnut Grove Products aims to establish an experimental feeding station east of Atlantic on Highway 6 to link the Pellett Gardens plant plot with the new farm. Atlantic hopes to become a recognized research center as visitors come to see world famous Pellett Gardens and plant work. The tragic death of Highway Patrolman Harold E. Klinkefus is noted, stressing caution on road travel and honoring a respected officer who lived in Atlantic for two years.
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Walnut Grove Products Company
Atlantic
Highway 6
Harold E. Klinkefus
Bre
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest and Funeral in Rockwell City
A clipped verse by Edgar A. Guest extols youth and progress amid doubters. The second item reports Cumberland couple Mr and Mrs Henry Tibben attending the funeral of cousin William Rodewald killed in a Saturday blasting accident in Rockwell City.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Cumberland
Henry Tibben
Rockwell City
Wm. Rodewald
Honor C of C Men Who Cleared Park Site
Audubon Chamber of Commerce to honor 24 volunteers who spent all day last Sunday clearing land for a new city park. Rock Island railroad donated the site and volunteers used bulldozers and caterpillar tractors to uproot trees and level the area. City recreation council plans swings volleyball courts and a baseball diamond at the park.
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Audubon
Chamber of Commerce
Rock Island Railroad
New Estey Organ Installed at Church of Christ
A Griswold Estey electric organ was installed Thursday in the Church of Christ and will be used for Sundays services. Mrs. Harold Perdue named regular organist and will take training. Mrs. Irvin Cueller of Omaha to play May 22. Cautious traffic reminder urges walking against traffic to see oncoming vehicles.
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Griswold
Estey
Church of Christ
Harold Perdue
Irvin Cueller
Omaha
Atlantic News-Telegraph advertisement page data
Public notice style data lists newspaper publication details and subscription rates for Atlantic News-Telegraph and its affiliates. Information covers editors, associations, publishing offices, and pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions across regions including Iowa, Cass county, adjoining counties, and the U S Canada.
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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Wallgren fight sinks National Security Resources board
Washington reports the National Security Resources board has been headless as resignations pile up after Wallgren’s withdrawal. Truman’s push to confirm Wallgren failed, leaving key figures and 30 plus vacancies while secrecy shrouds meeting counts and board activity amid infighting and policy battles.
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Drew Pearson
National Security Resources Board
Wallgren
Washington
Mon Wallgren
Truman
Senate
Washington, D. C
White House
Fep
Charlie Schwarz
H. Dewayne Kreager
Schwarz
John Steelman
Steelman
R. E. Gilmore
Sperry Gyroscope
Kenneth D. Johnson
Columbia University
George Felton
New England
Eco
Lookin Around Bits From Local Isaac Waltons Minnesota Trip
A humorous collection of brief vignettes. John Nelson was slapped by a walleye after landing a big fish, the incident explained by Don Rees with the net. Barbara Jean Milford sought flowers and joked about picking somebody's pants. John Claussen found his car missing yet later discovered downtown. Gregory Rains worries over weed spray harming neighbors onions and beans, prompting neighborly bean purchases. Dick Hell settled last fall’s football guessing steak dinner contest with praise for the steaks.
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John Nelson
Isaac Waltons
Minnesota
John
Don Rees
Dick Hell
Zion Bible School To Open Monday
The vacation Bible school for Zion Lutheran church will open Monday at the Lincoln school building continuing through June 10. Teachers will be Gladys Loth man Winona Knop Mrs. Paul Sandhorst and Rev R G Dohr mann.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Lincoln School
Gladys Lothman
Winona Knop
Paul Sandhorst
R. G. Dohrmann
One-Legged Grackle Cripple Inspires Reader Letters
A clipping recalls Grakkie the one legged starling or grackle sighted across multiple towns from Albany to Massachusetts. Readers describe the bird’s injuries, improvised care, and steady appearance near feeders in spring. Eager correspondents share dates and places, praising bird lovers and community stories.
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Canada
Florida
Massachusetts
Indiana
Vacation Bible school in Cass towns begins
In Anita daily vacation Bible school starts Monday at Holy Cross Ev Lutheran and Methodist churches. Lutheran classes run 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. five days for two weeks. Methodist 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. one week. Griswold church of Christ VBS opens May 23, runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. noon lunches allowed. Shirley Hesselquist and Barbara Griffin from Christian College Norfolk assist.
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Anita
Holy Cross Ev
Lutheran
Methodist Church
Griswold
Church of Christ
Shirley Hesselquist
Barbara Griffin
The
Christian College At
Norfolk, Neb
Present Diplomas To 8th Graders In Two Districts
Eighth grade exercises featured Griswold and Massena ceremonies with diplomas handed by Walter Hohnstad and Supt J R Coons. Addresses were given by Griswold pastor Rev Harold G Zoeller and Rev Ronald M Cochran led prayers. Awards honored students for citizenship music and perfect attendance as graduates included Mildred Mann Shirley Shults and Barbara Haynes among others.
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Edgar Zimmerman
Music Club
Russell Rees
Marty Ackerman
Janet Shultz
Barbara Haynes
Martyn Ackerman
Myra Christian
Mary Joanne Fredrickson
Stanley Krisenger
Roy F. Jessen
Mildred Mann
Bhirley Shultz
Dick Knoke
Clifton Jefferson
Marlyn Ackerman
Jack Riedeman
Mary Fredrickson
Lois Saffer
Roy Weston
Jack Sproule
Charles Zoeller
Mary Steffen
Sara Lu Pook
Ralph Book
Waveland Township
Walnut Valley School
East Pottawattamie County
Richard Goudie
Ray Goudie
Wendell Cary
Rev. W. E. Craig
Varel Schmidt
Lois Yarger
Elmer Voss
Ralph Brandon
Shirley Fletcher
Donald Maas
Dale Ranney
Sheriff Beuse Chosen Demo Central Committee Member
Des Moines report states Sheriff Walter H. Beuse of Davenport was selected as a Democratic State Central Committee member by fellow committee members on recommendation from Democrats in his district. He will succeed William R. Hart of Iowa City who resigned to become U.S. district attorney for southern Iowa. State Chairman Jake More said the meeting aimed to organize for the 1990 campaign.
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Nomic
E. T. Grether
University of California
Johnson
Felton
Gilmore
Grether
Glenn McLaughlin
Truman
Wallgren
Tlany Byrd
Virginia
McGrath
Byrd
Morse
Oregon
Baldwin
Connecticut
Supreme Court
Des Moines
Walter H. Beuse
Davenport
Democratic State Central Committee
Beuse
William R. Hart
Iowa City
U.S
Iowa
Jake More
Don’t speed or take chances on curves and hills
A cautious reminder urges motorists to avoid speeding and risky pauses on curves and hills to stay safe and be alive tomorrow. It emphasizes defensive driving and staying alert behind the wheel.
Chapter Election Massena Chapter V Elects Officers
Massena Chapter V of T. T. T. met Tuesday evening with Mrs. G. R. Gore and guests. Mrs. Doris Smith of Ft. Dodge national president attended dinner and officers were elected: Mrs. R. E. Groves president, Mrs. H. D. Gillispie vice president, Ray Shields recording secretary, B. Yarger corresponding secretary, Mra. V. JD. McMartin treasurer, Mrs. Wray Wilson historian, retiring president Mrs. Leon Jensen.
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Massena
G. R. Gore
R. E. Groves
F. J. Groves
Ed Wagner
Doris Smith
Ft. Dodge
H. D. Gillispie
Ray Shields
B. Yarger
Mra. V. JD. McMartin
Wray Wilson
Leon Jensen
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Ember Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
Ad National Editorial Association
Iowa Daily Press Aaso
Des Ae E. P. Chase
Ernest A. Cole
Cole
William Howard Taft
Taft
John Marshall
Fanny
Bell Syndicate, Inc
F. D
Barbara Jean Milford
Mall
Don Milford
Barbara Jean
John Claussen
Gregory Rains
Gregory
Ack Yard
Mra
H. O
Drees Stout
Albany
Ind
Muncie
Grakkie
H. Abbie Dodge
Spencer
Mass
Florence Wiggin
Norwell
Mra. Wiggin
Mason and Dixon
Paul W. Conant
St. Augustine
L. A. Behrens
Essex
Conn
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Jay
U.S.A
Acousticon-Campbell CO
Securities
Omaha, Neb
KR Chain
SF Przacock E Ex Baxter
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