30 Nov 1944
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1944
Page
1
The notice lists mail and carrier rates for The News Telegraph in Atlantic Iowa, with subscription terms for local and distant addresses. It specifies delivery changes, telephone contact for missed papers, and directions to notify the office for address changes or discontinuations.
The piece argues American bias blames China for its wartime defeats. It contends China fought nearly five years with scant equipment while the US and Allies provided limited aid. It urges recognizing US responsibility for the current hardships and praises Chinese resolve given harsh conditions.
The Boy Scouts of Atlantic and county representatives call for waste paper collection this Saturday. Homes should bundle and tie papers for curbside pickup in Atlantic or designated spots elsewhere. Small donations aid the war program and overseas shipping.
A column laments war costs and rebuilding plans while urging youth to enjoy snow. It notes cabinet upheaval as non-influential, urges feeding birds, praises local high school basketball and facilities, critiques Wallace’s political sidelining, and discusses wartime bomber targets and a cigarette shortage with hoarding blamed by a distributor.
In 1944 report, U S airmen escaped Tokyo raid consequences by landing in Soviet territory. Russians greeted them, avoided internment, and escorted to Alaska. Tokyo protested. Soviet response cited neutrality and secrecy. Henry Kaiser urges rapid postwar reconversion to avert mass unemployment. FDR backs plan but Byrnes remains wary.
A brief poem about learning from losses and finding value in the game itself. The narrator recalls previous fierce competitiveness and temper, then accepts that winning is less important than enjoying the effort and growth the game provides.
Beverly Hills, November 29. Actress Faye Emerson said she and Col. Elliott Roosevelt plan to wed within a week. Emerson, 27, has a son. Roosevelt will be making his third marriage. The announcement follows prior statements from a president’s son spokesman.
In 1083 a divorce action in Minden Nevada on a cross complaint cites cruelty. Ruth Goggins filed in Burlington Iowa. She divorced him at Fort Worth Texas on April 18 after testimony he ceased to care and urged suit. She won custody of three children. Roosevelt was commissioned a captain in 1940 and became a full colonel in April last year, served in Africa and Sicily as commander of the Allied photographic service and is now on leave.
The piece traces Salvation Army doughnut origins and wartime kitchen service near front lines. It notes postwar mobilization by Red Cross and government trucks delivering doughnuts to troops, cites England and U S production scales, and shares anecdotes about Times Square origins and reporter Hugh Baillie now in veterans’ circles.
A journalist pens a field view from front lines noting the heat of battle and the business aspects observed at close range. The piece is distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc.
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