05 Sep 1945
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1945
Page
1
The passage reflects on time advancing through war and peace and the enduring belief that spring will heal the world. It speaks of white camouflage, bloodstained wastes, and humanity’s errors, yet ends with a vow that seasons bring renewed life and the hope for world peace.
The piece argues slow driving as civic virtue amid rising highway costs and criticizes overlooked Pearl Harbor facts while praising Iowa’s beauty. It notes Japanese leaders’ restraint, church growth reaching 52 percent of Americans, and the shift from wartime to peacetime profits. It urges wage realignment to support reconversion.
Anita resident Anita Mrs. Bunny runs a budding enterprise two miles north of Anita, reflecting a thriving venture as she builds her homegrown business. The report highlights early profits and her entrepreneurial effort in the community.
Mr McFadden operates a rabbit fur plucking routine where rabbits are shaved every ten weeks. The long white fur is collected and prepared for use. This note appears among local items in The News Telegraph.
The article argues Navy intelligence failed to locate four Japanese carriers seven days before Pearl Harbor. It cites Captain Layton and Admiral Kimmel, notes warnings from Washington, and mentions King and Marshall resignations, postwar uniform debates, and political shifts as 1945 closes. It also references Krupp, Bohlen, De Gaulle, and Truman daughter Margaret.
Funeral services were held for Carsten Christensen at the Peace Evangelical and Reformed church with Rev Theo Thomas presiding. Christensen, born March 1 1854 in Lubeck Germany, died August 31 at his sister in law's home after living in Walnut since 1884 with earlier time in Germany and two marriages including Catherine Lorenzen of Harlan.
President Truman nominates Lt. Gen. Jonathan Wainwright for promotion to four stars following his liberation from Japanese captivity. Wainwright, a long‑time Army commander, receives the nomination as the United States signals continued postwar military reorganization.
The Aero nautic Training Society reports average light plane storage costs nationwide about 15 dollars per month with regional variations. The piece notes ongoing public interest in amateur flying and the need for dependable storage locations. It also covers Pearl Harbor dispute talk, Truman child care orders, and optimistic Washington postwar employment prospects per the Washington Board of Trade.
The piece argues President Truman favors continuing the draft for armed service men aged 18 to 36, with 60,000 monthly selections to staff occupations and free veterans from front lines. It also reflects on postwar wage adjustments and a review of entertainment news and political commentary.
A newspaper column urges a nationwide campaign to repaint and repair U S facilities after years of neglect. The author cites wartime neglect, railways and small stations in need of upkeep, and calls for government action to release powers and restore civic pride. The piece also critiques misquotes and extols Bible reading, urging Kiwanis and clubs to promote thoughtful readings.
A verse describes two men from different worlds drawn together by music and shared joy. One rich, one poor, their time and place forgotten as beauty and mirth unite them in fellowship, lifting them above pride and division.
The Baltimore and Ohio National Limited struck a troop train near Clarksburg yards early today injuring nine soldiers and the locomotive engineer.
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