Atlantic Iowa Post Office and Newspaper Masthead Notes
An excerpt lists post office details for Atlantic Iowa with cataloging lines for editor PHONES News and Business Office numbers. It credits the Iowa Daily Press Association News Bureau in Des Moines and notes staff like Paul R. Bumbarger and E P ie Kenwood Md. plus Washington representation and various monetary figures.
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Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Association
Paul R. Bumbarger
E. P. —Ie Kenwood
Washington
Courage and the many faces of war heroism
The piece honors wartime courage across many badges and medals from the United States Army. It cites totals for the Congressional Medal of Honor and other decorations, noting 1.4 million decorations and 289 Medal of Honor recipients with 40 percent dying in battle. It emphasizes that heroism lives beyond listed awards.
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United States Army
Bombs and peace impossible with atomic arms
A congressman cites American scientific refinements making atomic bombs dominate earlier devices. The piece argues weapons cannot secure peace and warns that nations will race to match or surpass the United States power, ensuring future wars unless people choose peace over empire, oil, routes, and bases.
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Japan
United States
Europe
Italy
Middle East
Atlantic Volunteers Support Youth Center And Schools
Editorial lauds Atlantic residents for strong volunteer response to chaperone at the Youth Center and broad community support for schools and activities. The piece notes returning soldiers reintegrate well, finding purpose and maturity without increased problems, contrasting with prewar views.
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Atlantic
Two Earthquakes Reported Near Mexico Coast
Two fairly heavy earthquakes were recorded by the Seismograph at Fordham University today. The first struck at 6 31 40 p m EWT and the second at 6 37 45 p m EWT both about 2600 miles southwest of New York near the northern Mexican coast, reported Rev Joseph Lynch.
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New York
Here
Mexico
Fordham University
Joseph Lynch
Truman Relaxes with 200 Guests at Jefferson Island Party
Insiders report President Truman mingled with 200 congressmen cabinet members and lobbyists at Jefferson Island. He walked the crowd with a paper plate and pickle, while Secret Service kept watch unnoticed. Labor chief Schwellenbach warned workers to unite for peacetime reconversion as relations with Russia and CIO ties drew attention.
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Washington
Truman
Jefferson Island
Secret Service
San Francisco
Clinton Anderson
Steve Early
Roosevelt
George Skouras
20Th Century Fox Movie
George Allen
Warren Magnuson
Steve
Skouras
Bilbo
Mississippi
Bob Hannegan
Hannegan
Ray McKeough
CIO
McKeough
Chicago
Senator Magnuson
Magnuson
Maggie
President Truman
Harry Waugh
Lyndon Johnson
Pat
Chip Robert
Democratic National Committee
Breckinridge Long
Long
Morton Downey
North Carolina
Muley Hole
Doughton
Russell Arundel
Arundel
Metcalf
Rhode Island
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Autumn Glory and the Artist's Struggle with Fall
A prose reflection on autumn beauty and the challenge for artists to capture gold and scarlet hills. The speaker admits artistry may fail to render nature's splendor yet notes painters persist in striving to depict it.
Autumn Glory Beyond the Master Touch
Poem fragment reflects autumn’s beauty as an overwhelming force that surpasses human skill with brush and canvas. The speaker notes nature’s splendor exceeds art’s reach, capturing a reverent mood about the season’s vivid display.
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Edgar A. Guest
Iowa liquor stores profit report for year ended June 30
The Iowa liquor control commission said 176 state stores earned 4,684,986 in the year ended June 30. Since 1934 the system sold 19,363,400 gallons of liquor at a total cost of 151,590,186.35.
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Des Moines
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Palestine Gloom After British Constable Slain
A British embassy spokesman said conditions look bad in Palestine after a British constable was killed yesterday. The British army remained on alert to prevent further violence.
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Cairo
Briish
Palestine
Figures Across States Stir Reader Letters
A long reader letter column notes that figs flourish across Southern and Southwestern states and California, with cites from Louisiana and South Carolina gardeners. The writer recalls correspondents from Kansas, Florida, Massachusetts and New York, and muses on titles, insomnia broadcasts, and old book dealers.
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Elna Proctor
Wattsville
8. C
Junior Martin
Utica
Kansas
Junior
Neva J. Towle
Wichita
VOC
Benson Skelton
Tallahasee
Fla
Fountain Inn
B. C
Greenville
US. C
White Cliffs
C. T. Briar
New York
Lookin Around WEDS Mentions Pheasant Sighting and Local Notes
The item recalls a hen pheasant sighting at 4th and Walnut and notes Audu bon's win. the Wheelers are described as a strong veteran team. A letter from Charles Mallette mentions seven Atlantic boys stationed at Keesler field. Irwin Pellett cites an E V Darling column about heat and humidity.
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4Th and
Walnut
Audubon
Trojans
Wheelers
Charles Mallette
Atlantic
Keesler Field
Secret project ends at Clinton proving grounds
A top government project run by the University of Iowa physics department near Eagle Point park Clinton ceased active operation September 18. The program reportedly centered on the radio proximity fuse used to detonate shells by radio signal and remains under military secrecy with travel restrictions and flight bans around the site.
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Clinton
Iowa
University of Towa
Eagle Point Park
Proving Grounds
Babson on Food Quality and Sensory Value in Gloucester
Roger W. Babson argues foods should provide nutrition and pleasure, lamenting soil depletion and overprocessing. He recalls Cape Ann varieties, contrasts fresh berries and trout with frozen foods, and notes loss of aroma from modern stoves.
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Roger W. Babson
Gloucester
Mass
Cape Ann
Future Food Flavor Tech Promises Health and Savings
A 1945 forecast from Publishers Financial Bureau discusses using synthetic flavors to mimic peaches, mushrooms, and other foods. It envisions flavored vegetables and grains providing health benefits, lower costs, and improved nutrition for families, with cautions to farmers about crop choices and investments.
Navy to send half of Philippine Sea personnel home by January
Vice Adm. Fame L. Kauffi said about 50 percent of all Navy personnel in the Philippine sea frontier will be moved to home stations by January 1. He estimated 50,000 to 60,000 officers and men will be sent home by that time.
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Manila
Philippine Sea Frontier
Adm
Fame L. Kaufifmai
Wolf Hunters Kill Over Twenty Four Thousand This Year
Wolf hunters have slain 24 268 wolves this year with more than 100 killed in the Moscow district, announced today.
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Moscow
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Essex, Conn
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Los Angeles
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America
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Future of Foods
Publishers Financial Bureau Inc
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