Atlantic News Telegraph Subscriber Notice and Rates
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists editor and staff details, membership in press associations, and subscription rates by carrier and mail for various regions. It notes a delivery option for evening subscribers by calling a separate telephone number and instructs readers to notify the office for address changes or discontinuations.
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Atlantic
Case
Iowa
Cass
U. S
News Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Education a Huge Job for American democracy Week
Education a Huge Job argues that a strong public education system underpins democracy. It cites 1945-46 figures for public and private schooling, staff, salaries, and total expenditures, emphasizing citizen contact with schools to maximize returns on the three billion dollars spent.
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United States
Lesson From The Election On Editorial Haste
The piece notes newspapers faced print layout losses after an election surprise. It highlights Chicago Tribune’s premature Dewey victory headline and its later reversal. The commentary argues editors learned not to publish premature results and will avoid such traps again.
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Chicago Tribune
Green
Ilinois
Dewey
Tribune
Russia blocks UN atomic inspection demand
The United Nations refuses to accept Russia’s plan that bars inspections and relies on Moscow’s word about its atomic program. Moscow’s refusal to permit inspections leads the UN and other nations to distrust Russia, leaving the issue unresolved until Russia agrees to inspections.
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Russia
U.N
Moscow
Editorial Briefs on 1948 Presidential Candidates
The piece notes both the president and Mr. Dewey will not seek the presidency next election, urging parties to start fielding prospects. It comments on how communist and nationalist regimes in China offer little variation for the masses, with real power held by local military leaders despite apparent government control.
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Dewey
China
New Senators Show Colorful Oil Man Rivalry and Giant Killer
Washington previews the 1948 Senate class with Bob Kerr of Oklahoma replacing Ed Moore and Guy Gillette of Iowa defending battles over farm, soil and rural electrification. Minnesota’s Hubert Humphrey, famed for civil rights and reforms, tops the list as a dynamic, prolabor, proeducation figure. West Virginia’s Matthew Neely, a long-time polling stalwart, extends his record with renewed mine safety advocacy and a famed pistachio green wardrobe.
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Oklahoma
Minnesota
Washington
Senate
Kerr
Chithenia
Bob Kerr
Mattimillionmare
Scrooge
Ed Moore
Ada
Europe
United States
Truman
America
Iowa
Gillette
Guy Gillette
Jesse Jones
Roosevelt
Hwever
Guy
Rose
Revercomb
Neely
West Virginia
Matt Neely
House of Representatives
U. S
Fairmont
Matthew Mansfield Neely
Matt
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
The Secret of All
By Just Folks Edgar A. Guest. The higher the mountain the broader the view the harder the struggle the greater the gain. Knowledge by study and patience is earned. Fooling the teacher cheats oneself. Nobody rises by wishing to rise. This is the secret of all.
Talent to Duty on the Road a Cautionary Note
A short verse notes that those who win talent must use it wisely on the road. It warns travellers to pace themselves, allow ample time, and avoid speeding to ensure safe arrival at their destination.
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Enterprise
Edgar A
Guest
Budget language rants on theater wealth and travel misuses
A writer comments on Nephew Captain Blood landing in Le Havre and Broadway hits, then rails at budget as a term for cheap items. He contrasts budget with words like cheap and inexpensive and explains the historical belly bag origin, urging prudent language use.
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New York
Captain Blood
le Harve
France
Pacific
Samuel
Bernard
C. B
Spain
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Lookin Around by F D S and Local News Notes
Mrs Alonzo Potter of 405 Maple, formerly of Independence Missouri, went to school with President Truman. A road program north of Anita cut down six maple trees over 100 years old, the largest 21 feet in circumference. The Anita Congregational Sunday School marks birthdays with cakes and candles, including Tommy Chadwick who refused his own party cake saying he wants a cake he can eat. Bill Bentley, a southern foot
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Vention
Chicago
Henry Wallsee
Humphrey
Wallace
Truman
Minneapolis
Senate
Council On Human Relations
Philadelphia
Democratic Party
Minnesota
Sam Jones
Louisiana
Joe Ball
Humphreys
MacAlester College
Labor
Kenny
National Foundation For
Education and Labor Committee
Alonzo Potter
Independence, Mo
Anita
Anita Congregational Sunday School
Tommy
Donald Chadwick
Karen Sue
Preas
Peil
Plainspoken wit and small town curiosities spill out
A skein of local notes recalls a witty official reply to a tense game, a milk bill mix up with a lost purse, and a sheriff race curiosity. Vignettes include juveniles riffing on election day, a geniton apple mystery, cardinals at a home in Anita, a coconut soup mishap, and a dusk driving warning.
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Francis Smith
Anita
Mrs. Smith
C. W. Otto
Truman’s Campaign Tenacity Defines Election Night
The writer lauds Harry Truman’s stubborn campaigning and down to earth appeal that beat expectations, despite Dewey’s polished speeches. It credits the CIO Political Action Committee and local battles with influencing results, noting broader good times and voter reluctance to change administrations.
Return To Iowa Mrs Clai Taylor And Karne Lynn Return From San Dieg
Mr Taylor and Karne Lynn have returned to Iowa from San Dieg where they lived four years. Mr Taylor is employed at Solar Aircraft in Des Moines. Mrs Taylor and daughter will remain until living quarters are available. Do not drive if you drink.
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Iowa
Massena
Clai Taylor
Karne Lynn
San Dieg
Mr. Taylor
Dea Moines
Mu Taylor
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