Atlantic News Telegraph issues notice to subscribers and delivery changes
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists rates and contacts for subscribers, notes delivery options in case of late evening receipt, and instructs readers to call 13671 before 7 pm if papers are missing or service needs adjustment. It emphasizes not confusing its number with The News Telegraph and requests address changes and discontinuations be reported to the office.
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News-Telegraph
Better Get Out as Berlin Showdown Looms
The article argues that talks with the Russians stall plans for Berlin and warn of a possible Western collapse if a conflict erupts. It favors withdrawal from Berlin to avoid costly entanglement and urges caution by U S diplomats amid shifting conditions and Russian dominance.
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Berlin
Reds
Pensions spark growth as unions seek broader plans
The piece argues pensions spread easily from miners to musicians and government programs. It warns that benefits could reach 129 million annually by 1980 and that once one group gains a pension others demand one, risking overextension and potential collapse.
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John A. Lewis
Musicians’ Union
Accident Prone Drivers Face Stricter Examinations
The piece argues that 15 percent of drivers cause most crashes and urges tighter licensing. It notes Iowa's relative stringency but suggests adopting New York’s policy of a rigid exam after three accidents to remove accident makers, aiming to save lives and property.
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Iowa
New York
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Atlantic prowler sentenced and Dixiecrats gain strength
Editorial notes the prowler Howell receiving ten years and detention orders likely extending time in jail. It argues the Democratic party under Truman faces likely defeat due to Wallace allies and civil rights measures, while Dixiecrats grow stronger. It credits Truman for fighting on despite poor prospects.
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Atlantic
Howell
Wallace
Truman
Adair-Work Underway At St John’s Rectory Renewal
Work has started on repairing St John’s rectory and grounds with new walls going up. Church men do much of the labor under a committee including John Mortes H P H Wedemeyer A J Richter Alex Hanley and John Driscoll.
Night Driving Warning Reminds to Slow Down at Dusk
A brief public safety note urges motorists to reduce speed as dusk approaches to prevent crashes and save lives. It emphasizes caution near intersections and pedestrians, reflecting community traffic safety messaging.
Dewey urged by Republicans over Dulles pick caution
Drew Pearson reports high ranking Republicans warn Governor Dewey to rethink selecting John Foster Dulles as secretary of state. Bridges, Brattleboro and New Hampshire leaders criticize Dulles for past roles and potential Senate confirmation trouble while noting Molotov’s apparent approval of Dulles. The piece also covers Arizona polygamists, Truman campaign energy, and UN Day photo heat at the White House.
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Dewey
John Foster Dulles
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Arizona
Truman
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Dulles
Styles Brides
New Hampshire
Senate Appropriations Committee
Bridges
Alger Hiss
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Hiss
Senate
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America
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Short Creek
John Y. Barlow
Joseph W. Musser
Mormon Church
Mr. Truman
Harry Truman
Roper
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District of Columbia
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al Wheeler
Th. C
Grover Cleveland
White House
National Citizens Committee
United Nations
Ben Crosby
State Department
Citizens Committee
Harper Sibley
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Funeral notices for Mrs. Focht and others
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Robert Focht at Roland Peacock Baxter funeral home with Rev. Thoma of the Methodist church officiating. Organ numbers by Mrs. Meredith Walker included How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds and My Faith Looks Up to Thee. Casket bearers listed. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery Anita. Also rites for G. Buzz Highley, 82, at Long funeral home with interment in Anita Evergreen Cemetery. Prep Leon EB Anderson’s body returned from Rock Island. he was killed in Metz November 18 1914 and buried Limey France. body escorted to Long funeral home.
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Roland, Peacock & Baxter
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Meredith Walker
Jesus
Maurice Turner
Reginald Larson
Floyd W. Nelson
Cecil Malone
Ralph Milley
Norman Holmes
Evergreen Cemetery
Anita
Leon EB. Anderson
Ed Anderson
Legion Post
FL W
Rock Island
Long Funeral Home
Lean
Metz
Germany
U. S
Limey
France
States
Military Rites Held at Christian Church for Pfe Anderson
Service groups conducted a 2 p m funeral at the Christian church with Rev. Joel Boone officiating. The singers gave In the Garden and The Old Rugged Cross, with Mrs Eric Osen as accompanist. Casket bearers included Boyd Falconer, Lauren Beaver, Dean Arnett, Walter Dorsey, Roger Eddy and Lee Duff. Final rites followed at Anita Evergreen cemetery with Legion officers in charge. Taps were played by Rex Turner. Four men who took part, Falconer, Beaver, Arnett and Harvey Scholl, were Pfe Anderson’s former Anita High School classmates.
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Christian Church
Joel Boone
Joe Vetter Sre
Hayes Redburn
Old Rugged Cross
Eric Osen
Boyd Falconer
Lauren Beaver
Dean Arnett
Walter Dorsey
Roger Eddy
Lee Duff
Anita Evergreen Cemetery
Legion
Food From Wood and Seaweed Might Feed the Future
Dr. Farrington Daniels of the University of Wisconsin told a meeting of scientists that future meals could come from wood and sea weed or even from food produced without growing plants. He said solar energy could power production of foods and fuels from unlikely sources.
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Washington
Farrington Daniels
University of Wisconsin
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Profiles and Vignettes of a Boston Elite Executive
A social portrait of Ellis, a young Boston and New York commuter from New York-Seymour-Ellis, details his casual authority and Dartmouth background. The piece riffs on speech quirks, pronunciation slips, and the author’s observations of culture and wit in mid-century media circles.
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New York
Seymour — Ellis
Dale Carnegie
Ellis
Dartmouth
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Look vs Speech in a Husband's Mood
A wife can read her husband’s day from his walk and posture. If he returns with head high and pride, a happy day is hinted. a drooping chin and slow stride reveal trouble. The poem argues men’s moods show in bearing, more than in words. Don’t drive if you drink.
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Peggy Ryan Resting After Outpatient Burbank Episode
Hollywood gossip notes Peggy Ryan was stricken yesterday in Burbank and is resting comfortably today after an appendectomy. The report updates fans on the actress's condition and recovery timeline.
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Peggy Ryan
Burbank
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