Government Blame and Political Mood in Britain and America
The piece argues that a future low mood in Britain would not be blamed on the socialist government, while noting the Hoover administration faced blame in the US downturn. It contends governments react to depressions, driven by war forces, and democracy may benefit regardless of which party governs, with England's government largely insulated from the mood's arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Hoover
U.S
England
A Truer Patriotism Needed in Nation's Discourse
The piece condemns self styled patriots who resemble Nazism in the Robeson controversy. It argues such conduct harms democracy, increases communist sympathy, and urges Robeson to return to Russia to spare the United States further discord and distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Robeson
Russia
U. S
Rusa
New Drive for Polio Fund Begs Public Help
The article urges a new polio fund drive to aid those affected by the disease. It notes the high cost of treatment and appeals to readers to send contributions to POLIO to support essential care and recovery.
Cheaper This Way on War Duty Payments
The piece argues for pre service compensation to soldiers instead of after service, claiming patriotism now has a cash value. It suggests the nation should buy loyalty or cancel wars before they begin, noting unmet value for those injured or families of the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
State liquor commission targets distiller reps in drive
The state liquor commission seeks to enlist distillers' representatives to sway inside purchases. Reps, mostly prominent citizens, are paid a cut on each case of distiller products sold in the state. They are not actual salesmen, yet collect sizable incomes for little work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Liquor Commission
Editorial Briefs on Labor Strikes and Responsibility
The editorial questions the president's selfish interests linked to Wall Street and urges enforcement of the Taft Hartley law to curb violence in strikes. It cites Buffalo riots as proof of the law’s necessity while stressing worker accountability for disruptive acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Buffalo
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest Poem Teaser
A reflective verse urges readers to imagine absent loved ones as near and alive in memory. The piece closes with a road safety plea to take it easy, avoid speeding, and allow time to reach destinations safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
Bonus Buys Son's Lot and Gravestone in Iowa
Des Moines reports a state war bonus enabled a Pottawattamie County family to buy a cemetery lot and erect a gravestone for their son who died in Japan in 1944. Ed Kallemyn, state bonus secretary, said he received a letter of thanks noting the $500 payment aided the burial and memorial services at Jefferson Barracks in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Ed Kallemyn
Potta- Wattamie County
Jefferson Barracks
Japan
Kiailemyn
Pottawattamie County
Atlantic News-Telegraph Rates and Publication Details
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication data and subscription pricing. It notes editors F D Simpson and office contacts, with circulation details by carrier and mail. Pricing covers Atlantic, adjoining counties, and broader Iowa and U S regions with monthly, semiannual, and yearly rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Balkans on the brink as Tito may polarize Europe
In 1949, observer Drew Pearson weighs a Balkans scenario where Tito could reshape control from Moscow. He outlines three fronts Washington behind the iron curtain and Yugoslavia, plus satellite states, with risks of wider war if Stalin acts to preserve influence and Greece or Turkey tilt Communist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Sarajevo
Balkans
Yugoslavia
Russia
Moscow
Greece
Turkey
Suez
Balkan
Washington
State Department
Poland
Czechoslovakia
New York
Commerce Department
Commerce
Bulgaria
Hungary
Roumania
U.S
Pease
Tito
NKVD
Yasolavia
Czechosloskia
Macow
Ims
Europe
Portugal
Stalin
Yuugoslavia
Red Army
Yugoslav
English Channel
Trieste
Italy
United States
Malta
Suez Canal
Near
North Africa
France
England
The
Hell Syndicate, Inc
Bandit Demands Large Cash After Shanrock Tavern Holdup
An armed masked bandit robbed the Shanrock tavern last night and escaped with $307. He ordered Mrs. Alma Orr to hand over the money from the cash register, insisting, I want the big stuff, times are tough. The incident occurred in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenporm
Shanrock
Alma Orr
Utilities and Rail Properties See Large 1949 Valuation Rise
Des Moines reports a 27.67 million dollar rise in the 1949 assessed value of Iowa public utilities railroads and telephone properties bringing the total assessment to 333.9 million dollars. Assessments represent 60 percent of actual value. John W. Barnes notes the gain reflects property expansion and higher service demand since the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
State Tax Commission
John W. Barnes
Commission
Iowa corn storage outlook brightens for 1949 crop
Des Moines reports Iowa can store its 1948 corn and the 1949 crop. PMA chairman Hervey E. Hazen cites around 100 million bushels of government storage space in progress and farms, local elevators, and new government bins as the solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Hervey E. Hazen
State Production-Marketing Administration
Hazen
PMA
41st Bible Conference Opens at Lyman Gospel Hall
The 41st Bible conference opened at Lyman Gospel hall and runs through Sunday. Sessions today and Saturday are at 10 am 2 30 pm and 7 45 pm. Sunday schedule includes 10 30 am 2 30 pm and 7 45 pm with a children’s meeting at 1 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman
Bible Conference
Lyman Gospel Hall
The Cardinal and the House Built on Discipline
The column reflects on the Henry Morton Robingen story The Cardinal about Dennis Fermoyle Celia and their children. It praises a frugal hard working upbringing that yields successful paths for each child and champions disciplined life over cushioned security. The piece links this family tale to contemporaries Al Smith Rosalsky Pecora Goldstein and broader social ascent.
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Cardinal
Cardinal Spellman
Henry Morton Robingen
Dennis Fermoyle
Celia
Dennis
Boston
Medford
Mystic River
Masechusetts
Stephen
Holy Cross
American College
Rome
Bernie
Florrie
Monica
George
Ellen
Rita
al Smith
Otto Rosalsky
Ferdinand Pecora
Jonah Goldstein
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Writer Craig Rice Leaves Hospital
Mystery writer Craig Rice, 41, was discharged from a Santa Monica hospital today after regaining consciousness for the first time since she was admitted Monday night. Police were told by her physician that an overdose of sleeping pills was suspected, though none were found near her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Cal
Craig Rice
Santa Monica Hospital
Father visits prisoner Dr. Rutledge in Fort Madison
Dr. Robert C. Rutledge serving a 70 year term for the slaying of Byron Hullman receives his first prison visit from his wife Mrs. Rutledge and her father Dr. Howard Goodrich. The duo traveled from Hannibal Missouri to the town state prison for morning and afternoon visiting periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Robert C. Rutledge
Rutledge
Sydney Rutledge
Howard Goodrich
Hannibal
Byron
Hullman
St. Louis
Nebraska state fair finale draws 50 000 attendees
Lincoln Nebraska attendance reaches 50 000 as the state fair closes. The 4-H beef sale was to begin late forenoon. Gage county crops team won the crops judging with Ralph Larson Don Finch and Lloyd Grabouski on the team. Adams county took meat judging honors led by Merlin Bachman Lester Wormuth and Doyle John with Bachman winning individual honors. Seward county team placed second. Best crop judge was Bobby Watson of Cuming county.
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Lincoln
Neb
Gage County
Torday
Adams County
Gage
Ralph Larson
Don Finch
Lloyd Grabouski
Seward
Bobby Watson
Cuming County
Merlin Bachman
Lester Wormuth
Doyle John
Bachman
Fete for Rev Hoemann marks 45 years in ministry
Adair Immanuel Lutheran held a surprise service for Rev Theodore Hoemann celebrating 45 years in the ministry. Fellow clergymen attended and preached, a girls chorus performed, and a purse was given to Hoemann. Family members from Sioux City Fort Dodge Rapid City and Anita participated in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
Immanuel Lutheran
Theodore Hoemann
J. M. Ansorge
Manning
Hoemann
E. F. Dohrmann
St. John’s
Joanne Bireline
Beatrice and
Wilma Hopkins
Doris Vokt
Lorraine Plowman
Kurt Daib
Dexter
R. G. Dohrmann
Atlantic
M. Dake
Anita
William Vokt
Ladies’ Aid
L. L. Hecamp
Louis Ely
Sioux City
David
Fort Dodge
Rudy Hoemann
Rapid City
S. D
Anita Homecoming Plans at Congregational Church
Plans complete for Anita Homecoming at the Congregational church Sunday. Rev. C. M. Orcutt will preach on Being a Guide Post for Others at 11 a m. If weather permits a basket dinner will be served on the church lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Congregational Church
C. M. Orcutt
Jin
Be Safe: Pass Only When Clear On Curvy Hills
Cautionary note urges drivers to avoid passing on curves and hills to prevent fatal accidents. Emphasizes patience and attentiveness for safety on unknown road sections.
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Maxtall
Atlantis
Basin
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Happy Feet
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