02 Apr 1946
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1946
Page
1
A fragmented clipping lists prices and rates for newspapers and ads. Figures include $5.00 $2.75 $1.60 and 60c with other values like $6.00 and 81.75. The text is partial and lacks full context or clear events.
An editorial warns that inflation and a low mood threaten the nation as strikes and production curtailment echo wartime threats. It urges strong laws and policing against economic enemies, calling for united effort by manufacturers and workers to preserve national prosperity.
Local housing committees estimate a minimum need of 75 housing units in Atlantic while 26 units are under construction or occupied. Even with this progress, a shortfall of 49 units remains, and returning veterans, war workers, and nearby families seeking Atlantic homes will keep demand high.
A 1945 Roosevelt decision to recognize Argentina is published amid debates in Washington. Nelson Rockefeller pressed the plan with FDR after war moves at Yalta and Mexico City. The document laid steps for Argentina to join the United Nations, amid broader Pan American diplomacy and wartime tensions.
Edgar A. Guest honors a generous mentor who mentored boys, shared balls and skills, and left a lasting, life changing impression. The poem recalls how a kind adult helps a boy face life and passes on wisdom to inspire future generations.
Washington reports state department advised Cuba that the United States will return an army car to the island. Ambassador Belt said Secretary Byrnes informed him of the decision in a government note to Cuba.
The New York Public Library main building on 40th to 42nd streets undergoes a historic cleaning. City of New York funds and supports this private nonprofit, with plans for a vast two block long addition behind the facade to rise higher and maintain harmony with the original design.
Hollywood report says Wallace Beery, with no tears, continues with the radio broadcast of Barnacle Bill after his elder brother Noah Beery, 63, died in his arms from a heart attack hours earlier. Noah was vacationing during the two week run of Up in Central Park where he played Boss Tweed and attended Wally’s 60th birthday party Sunday night.
DeWitt MacKenzie argues that Russia has a clear plan for its Europe and Asia zones and will press its interests. He cautions Moscow and the West both hold unanswered questions that could threaten peace until the Big Three reveal their cards.
Avoca resident Avoca-LaVern Olsen has been appointed purchasing agent for the Omaha Union Stockyards in South Omaha. A returned veteran, he is the son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Olsen and is a graduate of Avoca High School and Creighton University.
Transworld Airlines flight Sphinx landed at Ciampino airport at 11 00 a m establishing the first regular postwar commercial air service between New York and Rome.
The water plant lawn hosts a spring birding scene with swans Franklin and Eleanor, two Chinese geese, several barnyard geese, Muscovy ducks, and many mallards. Cardinals, starlings, blackbirds, wrens, and robins add morning song as carpentry in a stump by flickers presses on. Elmer Busse avoids yard work after a poisoning incident.
Carson Virginia Kilo daughter of Geece P Killimner of Carson won a $150 Sigma Alpha Iota scholarship alumna chapter prize. She is a junior voice major in Drake University’s College of Fine Arts. Twenty three Drake students participated in the contest.
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