02 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1952
Page
1
A editorial argues the Justice Department risks unchecked power if it defies investigations by the president and Congress. It warns that such supremacy could threaten constitutional rights and government stability, urging scrutiny to prevent a breakdown of federal accountability.
The piece analyzes Russian plans for a united Germany, noting requests for no UN supervised elections and neutrality. It argues the proposal gives Russia leverage and would leave Germany vulnerable to the East, including control over parts of prewar Germany via Poland.
The piece argues shippers and railroads should unite to curb losses in freight and meat shipments. It notes 1961 Rock Island claims reached 2,631,062 and asserts most losses are preventable, benefiting the nation if the campaign succeeds.
The report urges backing off continued hostilities in Korea, arguing a prolonged war wastes lives and money. It stresses UN inactivity and calls for closing the affair quickly to avoid further losses and an endless conflict.
The fragment provides publication details for the Atlantic News-Telegraph including editors, office contacts, and subscription rates for various regions and durations. It lists affiliations with state and national press associations and notes entry as a second class matter.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues Matt Connelly pressured Korea peace talks with a partisan note. The piece also details Senate floor involvement by oil lobbyists and critiques Taft's son working for ECA, highlighting ethical questions and historical parallels.
Poem celebrates freedom and courage of defenders who stay openly principled and ready to confront tyranny. It contrasts underground concealment with forthright public action and unity with others in facing oppression. The piece ends noting copyright in 1052 and author as Edgar A. Gue-.
Mrs Mary Chew of Palo Alto testifies that her husband last spoke eleven years ago saying All right Judge Byrn S. Salsman grants her divorce for noncommunication they separated in November 1950. A stray paragraph offers unrelated hosiery tips about a baby bonnet and a toy balloon.
George Sokolski reviews My Son John noting its universal family tragedy and tension between belief and duty. He praises Leo McCarey for elevating cinema into serious theater and highlights standout performances by Helen Hayes and Robert Walker while acknowledging mixed audience reactions to the film’s religious resolution.
Cumberland A home talent play sponsored by American Legion Post 320 was presented at the high school auditorium Friday and Saturday evenings. “Meet the Joneses” a musical comedy was written by local woman Mrs. Ross Howell.
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