Atlantic News Telegraph rates and subscriber notices
Atlantic News Telegraph announces subscription rates for local carrier and mail audiences, lists offices and associations, and instructs subscribers to call 7 with delivery issues or changes. It notes a special delivery phone line and directs subscribers to contact the office for notices.
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Atlantic
Maiin Cass
Iowa
Casa
U. S
Canada
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Newty
Reform in Congressional Chairmanships Affects Ages and Regions
The article argues that post election reorganizations will reward longevity over ability in House and Senate chairmanships. It warns of aging leaders, slow progress, and regional imbalances especially favoring the South, with potential shifts unlikely to fully depart from the traditional seniority system.
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House of Representatives
Senate
House
Niet
Not-so-Fancy Trains Spur Luxury Lines
An article lists lesser known railroad trains with colorful nicknames. It notes names like Toll Weevin and Madam X alongside pricey luxury services, arguing these practical freights underpin the profitability of the grander passenger trains.
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Leveyer
Waterloo
Chicago
Chicago Northwestern
Hinds Central
Gneis Cen‘al
Omaha
Mikee
South Omaha
Berlin Blockade Backfires on Communists Says Reader
The article argues the Berlin blockade intended to push Berliners toward communism is failing. It claims residents see a deliberate hunger tactic by the Russians and respond with resistance, while German communists threaten revolt against Moscow. The piece contrasts Western policy with Moscow’s approach in Europe.
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Berlin
Moscow
Editorial Briefs on Bridge Collapses and Infrastructure
An editorial notes a committee probes a long known issue. Bridges built before modern traffic demands crumble under load, causing costly disruption and sometimes fatalities. The piece warns ongoing progress imposes rising bridge costs and delays in replacement.
Maine Senatored Woman Refuses Deals Amid Klan Leaks
The article reports on Maine Senator elect Mrs. Smith resisting backroom pacts involving Gov. Hildreth and cabinet appointments. It also details Grand Dragon Green of the Ku Klux Klan warning of leaks, predicting a large cross burning in Macon, Georgia, and noting internal concerns over information being exposed to outsiders like Drew Pearson.
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Vnieanset
Pase Smith
Oleese Pate
Oawen Brewster
Dae Ower
Oes de
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Dlec
Sineeay
Dewey
Gav
Horace Hildreth
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Hildreth
Arange
Wallace White
Cerhe
Ros Senate
Grand Dragon Green
Kuu Klux Klan
Klavern No. 1
Atlana
Grand Dragon
Drew Pearson
Lem
Chicking
Deen Pearson
Jiemel
Nolan-man Ransom
Pearson
Emss Arnall
Georgia
Truman
Macon
Dee
Stone Mountain
Grand Deacon Green
Steel magnates resist controls as Wherry warns of new rules
A 1948 Bell Syndicate piece portrays steel tycoons delaying needed supplies for oil and atomic projects while pressing for voluntary controls. Nebraska Senator Kenneth Wherry shifts stance after clashes with industry, warning Congress may reimpose limits post election.
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Joss
Dr. Green
Kavalier Kluh
Atlanta
Uncle Sam
Congress
Commerce Department
Girard Davidson
Atomic Energy
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Davidson
No lazy man chosen for service in Edgar Guest rhyme
A poem excerpt urges choosing a diligent leader for sacrifice and service. It contrasts busy workers with loafers and calls for volunteers to bear the burden for worthy causes, praising those who find time to help.
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Edgar A. Guest
Poyhose
Dubuque Hunters Found Safe After Mississippi Storm
Two Dubuque duck hunters Leroy Dixon and Robert Zahina went missing on the Mississippi River north of the city after a wind and rainstorm. Their companions reached shore and reported Dixon and Zahina were not seen after the storm.
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Dubuque
Oan Island
Mississippi River
Leroy Dixon
Robert Zahina
Here
Dixon
Zahina
Washington Hotels Brace for Inauguration Rush
Washington, D. C. hotels take mail reservations for the upcoming presidential inauguration, with three day holds possible for guests. The Board of Trade aims to line up rooms citywide as visitors arrive, while local figures speculate on labor legislation and ongoing postwar political shifts.
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Washington
D. C
Board of Trade
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Charles B. Driscoll discusses place names and street designations in New York and elsewhere. He jokes about Pershing Square and Lewellen Avenue while noting misidentifications of residents and the difficulty reporters face with precise addresses.
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New York
First Street
Avenue
C. B. Driscoll
Pershing
Pershing Square
Grand Central Terminal
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