Subscription rates and delivery notice for News-Telegraph
Des Moines bureau by Paul R. Bumbarger outlines carrier and mail rates for Atlantic Cass Iowa U S and Canada subscriptions. A delivery notice asks Atlantic subscribers to call 7 PM for evening papers and to contact the office for address changes discontinuations or other delivery notices.
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Meat Problem and Feed Lots Proposed to Ease New York Shortages
Iowa beef leader Wayland Hopley argues for using town feed lots to boost meat supply and criticizes Washington subsidy policy. He favors equal subsidies or none, plus six months notice for policy shifts to protect producers and avoid penalties amid the nationwide beef shortage.
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Iowa Beef Producers’ Association
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LaGuardia
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Hoepley
Truman appoints diverse, nationwide ready for a people’s administration
The article praises President Truman for drawing cabinet and agency leaders from across the nation rather than New York’s social elite. It argues democracy strengthens governance when officials come from all walks of life, ensuring a government that serves all Americans. It notes Roosevelt era leaders were capable within limits but Truman aims for broader representation and accountability.
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New Villisca School Head Named to Lead District
Villisea-Cortie A Vernon promoted from Villisea high school principal to superintendent replacing Louis Armstrong who resigns to accept Maquoketa superintendent post Armstrong served Villisea for eleven years H J Spicknall will move from Nodaway to become Villisea high school principal
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Cortie A. Vernon
Villisea High School
Louis Armstrong
Maquoketa
Armstrong
H. J. Spicknall
Nodaway
Willisea High School
Secrecy on Jap balloons draws Langer fire and more
Washington Senator Langer accuses War Department of over secrecy over Japanese balloons over the northwest. He urges public warnings while noting balloons aim to ignite fires as dry western conditions rise. The piece also reviews Biddle’s two missteps and Connally’s remarks on the San Francisco conference veto and world court.
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Circuit Courts of Appeals
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Bar Association
Security Council
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Russia
Notts
Chase Bank
Foreign policy shifts to decisive role at UN conference
President Truman and Secretary of State Stettinius aim for a stronger American stance at the United Nations conference. Stettinius will address radio audiences from his penthouse in San Francisco outlining their objectives and the administration’s approach. The move follows a review of security conference work and precedes Truman’s return for the final session, with envoys sent to London and Moscow to handle European crises.
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Moscow
Meeting Talks Span To White House Stalin Churchill
A note recalls a period weeks before a presidential meeting with Premier Stalin and Prime Minister Churchill signaling high level diplomacy. The fragment hints at preparatory diplomacy and allied leadership discussions ahead of a key summit.
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McGee to Stay in Army After Raw Deal Ruling
Pvt Joe McGee formerly jailed two years for striking nine German prisoners will remain in the army after Under Secretary Patterson remitted the sentence. McGee, who claimed 35 points above discharge, was reassigned to Fort Devens motor pool and told Col Estes he wished to make the service his life work.
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Col. H.M. Estes
Road safety plea to slow down near children
A brief public notice urges drivers to reduce speed when children are present near highways and to be prepared to stop instantly to prevent accidents and save lives.
Lilacs Bloom as War Veterans Return Home
Reader notes from New York describe postwar life including veterans in civilian scenes, quiet family weekends in Mystic Conn, and a church band procession with a friendly police dog. The column mixes personal memories, observations of lilacs in bloom, and a quirky Yonkers mailing mix-up.
Husband of former Audubon woman dies in Nebraska City
Glenn Marion Yates 38 husband of Pearl Christensen Yates of Audubon died last week at their home in Nebraska City Nebraska. A U S veteran of Nicaragua 1926 1927 he was medically discharged after a 1944 auto accident and had been in Knoxville Veteran Hospital until two weeks before his death. He is survived by wife daughter Sandra Louise stepson Duane mother Lena Gruber Avoca father Charles Yates Winterset.
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Glenn Yates
Pearl Christensen
Hans Christensen
Glenn Marion Yates
Nebraska City
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Nebraska
Yates
Sandra Louise
Duane
Lena Gruber
Avoca
Charles Yates
Winterset
Honors and staff changes at Lewis School summarized
The Lewis School reports honor roll students across grades one through twelfth for the last six weeks. It lists awardees in girls and boys athletics and notes staff changes with several teachers leaving for summer assignments and others remaining at Lewis. War savings stamps are offered at The Atlantic News Telegraph.
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Florence Lenhardt
Marvele Samson
Loyd Kirchoff
Dorothy Stamp
Frederick Marten
Ruy Robinson
Vera Lenhardt
Leverne Lenhardt
Joen Syvertson
Roger Berry
Martha Pigsley
David Pont
Jimmy Syvertsen
Janet Blakely
Donna Bode
Randall Breckerbaumer
Joan Campbell
Caroline Casady
Karen Howard
Jean Kaiser
Mary Nelson
Alyce Nichols
Alyce Nicholaysen
Janice Moore
Janice Morgan
Betty Lanny
LeRoy Smith
Dorothy Atkinson
Marilyn Dory
Robert Gray
Barbara Johnson
Mary Krohn
David Marker
Phylix Reed
Pauline Wilson
Janet Kay
Gordon Palmer
Shirley Riekena
Larry Smith
Alice Weppler
Marian Wissler
Beverly Zimmerman
Archie Kinnison
Patricia Pigsley
Roberta Slocum
Harley Krauch
Harry Travis
Bill Morgan
Richard Howard
Eddie DeWitt
Max Ratashak
Jim Mundorf
Don Moore
Ross Kunze
Dick Howard
John Cobrs
Harley Kraach
John Adams
Billy Ellis
Duane Cohrs
Jack Heasley
Atlantic News- Telegraph
Washington 4-H Meeting Highlights and Mother's Tea
The Washington Workers and Eldecu 4-H clubs held their regular meetings at members' homes with nine and many leaders present. Plans included a shower for Marjorie Knop on May 29 and a June 5 gathering. Members participated in grooming and dress discussions, contests, and talks, with several winners receiving ribbons and carnations. The item ends noting ancient China’s fan origins around 3000 B C.
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Avis
Doris
Bsa Sheppard
Dale Tanner
Rell
Norma Jean Hansen
Norma Jean Christensen
Winona Knop
Shirley Hanon
Avis Sheppard
Marjorie Knop
Eld
Norma Jean
Shirley Hansen
Evening Changes a Man The Subtle Life Tale
A reflective verse piece notes how time and mood shape a man from dawn to dusk. It ponders how chance, temperament, and daily routine alter a person’s days and friendships, suggesting growth or loss depends on daily choices and interactions.
Eighth Grade Graduates Honored At Local School
The eighth grade graduating class includes Grant Carolyn Sue Stinc ates Merrill Gene Dotgan and Bobby Jones. Supt J T Riekena awarded diplomas. Senior day featured saxophone duet by Leo Spiker and Junior Wohlenhaus. readings by Dolores Orstad Marcell Bryson and Joan Linder. class history will poem and farewell all presented by the students.
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Grant Carolyn Sue — Stincates
Merrill Gene Dotgan
Bobby Jones
Supt
J. T. Riekena
Grant
Leo Spiker
Junior Wohlenhaus
Dolores Orstad
Dean Westover
Gertrude King
Marcella Bryson
Edwin Foote
Joan Linder
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