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10 Nov 1944
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Atlantic News Telegraph in Atlantic, Iowa
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1944
Page
1
Two Paths After Victory Name the Ways to Treat the Vanquished
The piece contrasts two postwar approaches the pagan harsh method aimed at breaking a conquered nation and the Christian rehabilitative program. It notes repeated failures where harsh methods were used and argues the untried program offers potential success with no recorded failures, urging a cautious shift in policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Pattern of Collapse Across German Press Signals Doubt
The piece notes German papers question if the end is near for Germany despite Nazi press control. It cites Himmler delivering key speeches as Reichsfuehrer and discusses possible shifts in leadership, fear, and the looming threat of surrender as a broader pattern of failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ths
Reich
Heinrich Himmler
Himmler
Hitler
Flattery and quizzes boost ego in reader polls and radio
The piece discusses how quizzes and radio programs flatter participants by rating answers from poor to very superior. It notes many people feel affirmed by quiz results and often win imaginary prizes that boost their self esteem.
New York Notes and Town Hall Glimpses from Driscell
The column notes Jones chewing a new Cronin novel The Green Years and praises the modernized Dickensian feel. It recalls Dorothy Jones Detroit reporter and her Michigan farm childhood. It records Washington’s Broad way residence, a Bronx shooting case with suspended sentence, Five Points Mission origins, and Dr. George Denny’s Town Meeting of the Air success at Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jones
A. J. Cronin
Little Brown
Charles Dickens
L. L. Stevenson
Dorothy Jones
Detroit
Michigan
George Washington
Broadway
Bronx
Sam Weintrib
Sam
Jonah Goldstein
Five Points
Ladies Methodist Home Missionary Society
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Mission S
George Denny
Town Meeting of the Air
Town Hall
Old Times
Denny
W. B. Feakins
Town Meeting of the
Dr. Denny
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Monsignor Titles Bestowed on Six Des Moines Clergy
Pope Pius XII elevated six Des Moines diocese priests to monsignor. Named were The Very Rev. F. P. Larkin of Adair and Rev. Thomas P. Murphy of Des Moines, Walnut native. Rev. J. F. Costello of Council Bluffs. former Audubon priest Rev. James P. Danahey. Rev. Michael B. Schlits of Panoma. The Very Rev. L. V. Lyons of Des Moines became vicar general and deputy to Bishop Gerald Bergan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Larkin
Adair
Thomas P. Murphy
Des Moines
Walnut
J. F. Costello
Council Bluffs
Audubon
James P. Danahey
Michael B. Schlits
Panama
L. V. Lyons
Gerald Bergan
Potash Benefits Vary Across Crops Says Trial Results
Potash shows more favorable results with corn and legumes than with small grains. Soybeans perform intermediate, suggesting crop-specific response to fertilizer.
Roosevelt Aide Phillips Proposes Indian Leaders Conference
In a classified sounding memo, former Roosevelt aide Phillips urges a joint conference of Indian leaders under US Soviet and Chinese sponsorship to map a path to independence. He argues Britain rests on stalemate in Burma and India while Gandhi is jailed, and calls for an American chaired gathering to pressure a postwar settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Phillips
Roosevelt
India
Indien
Phillips
London
Eisenhower
White House
Stalin
King George
Chiang Kai-shek
Stilwell
Churchill
Burma
China
U. S
Japan
Gandhi
Bombay
Calcutta
Madras
Mr. Churchill
Priondily
Freedom @movement
United States
Toeather
Soviet Union
Delhi
America
Amery
Gandhi and British face off with potential exit from stalemate
A 1944 letter from William Phillips discusses Gandhi and the Viceroy reaching a negotiated exit from the independence impasse in India. The plan could align with Britain’s postwar freedom hints while easing wartime tensions. Phillips aims to brief Washington by late April or early May with details on the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gandhi
India
Washington
William Phillips
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Screen star Helen Gahagan Douglas wins California seat
Los Angeles reports Helen Gahagan Douglas wife of Major Melvin Douglas and former stage and screen star wins the Democratic bid for Congress from California. She defeats Republican William D. Campbell after speaking at the Chicago Democratic convention last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Helen Gahagin Douglas
Major Douglas
Melvin Douglas
Orient
Califonia
William D. Campbell
Helen Gebogen Kagan
Chicago
Landmark mill razed as lumber sold at auction
Workmen spent weeks wrecking the old mill built in 1901 and auctioned its lumber. Dimension lumber prices soared to $75 per thousand, a quality no longer available in yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massena
Fresh Paint for Local Stores and Masonic Building
The Crawford grocery Mada grocery Briardale grocery and Clardy Hardware store fronts have been repainted. The Masonic building facade also received a fresh coat of paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Crawford Grocery
Mada Grocery
Briardale Grocery
Clardy Hardware
Masonic Building
Sweet tooth you have and war that will not end
A reflective verse sequence by Edgar A. Guest about Appetite and life. Sweet tooth mocks desires while Life and War loom as unending struggles. A hospital moment hints at healing power of words over pills. A prayer pleads for steadfast strength and courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copright
Edgar A. Guest
Workers protest use of war prisoners at Omaha plant
UnIted Packinghouse Workers Local 120 CIO says Italian prisoners of war are being used at the Omaha Cold Storage plant and votes on a strike are planned under the Smith Connally act. The War Manpower Commission and parkinson officials discuss prisoner staffing and production needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Packinghouse Workers Local 120
CIO
Omaha Cold Storage Company
Smith-Connally
Richard C. Wilson
Wilson
William Parkinson
War Manpower Commission
Parkinson
WMC Area Committee
WMC
Army
P. C. Hyson
Armed Services
Hyson
Boy Dies After Truck Strikes Pedestrian Near West Union
Eddie Donough seven year old living five miles east of West Union was fatally injured Thursday afternoon when he was struck by a farm truck while walking home from school. Coroner reports a fractured skull and that the truck driver did not see him until cresting a hill. The boy died about ten hours later at West Union hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
J. R. Wood
Wadena
Fayette County
Eddie Donough
Ed McDonough
West Union Hospital
Wood
Ed Nedberry
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