06 Apr 1950
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1950
Page
1
A critique of French communists and their handling of arms sent by the United States to defend France. The writer argues the French failure to confront the issue head on and the broader danger of minority anti government activity within a nation. The piece suggests the arrival of U S planes sparked a postponed reckoning and urges decisive action to resolve such tensions.
A critical look at an Iowa City murder trial ending in a Not Guilty verdict. The piece argues juries are easily swayed by emotion and flawed in many cases, noting shifts to special courts for fairness and warning of growing use of nonjury decision making.
An analysis argues that postwar Germany and Italy may revive nationalist ideologies or “isms” as a natural response to defeat. It warns that without proper direction these movements could seek revenge, but if channeled they could benefit the western world.
Harry Bridges is guilty and faces deportation but Australia refuses to take him back. The era of airborne robbers grows as criminals adapt to new methods after a crash led to capture, signaling more attempts by thieves to use flight in crimes.
A poem recounts a boy who wishes for no hair and endures regular barber visits. He grows up bald, reflecting on the passage of time as he ages from a tousled child to a hairless man. The piece ends with a roadside reminder to drive safely and avoid speeding.
Audubon county seeks $75,000 more to finance a $390,000 county hospital planned for a 60 bed facility on the west edge of Audubon. Federal funds may cover one third. county bonds are issued and subscribed. site chosen. no local hospital currently. nearest is 27 miles away.
A 1913 notice from the Atlantic News Telegraph outlines subscription and mailing rates by carrier, region, and duration. Pricing covers Atlantic, Cass County, statewide Iowa, U S outside Iowa, and Canada, with yearly, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options listed.
The article reports Sen Elmer Thomas demanding a senate subcommittee investigate a Drew Pearson column claimed to misquote General Bradley. It notes Thomas named three senators to probe leaks and transcripts, while Bradley warned Russia’s strength but cautioned on future actions. It also mentions Chaplain Bernard Braskamp and defense budgeting views amid political tensions.
Three Griswold teaching staff members have announced they will not return. The departures include Miss Mary Ellen Fothergill of Rosedale, vocal instructor. Miss Helen Louise Emhoff of Creston, sixth grade. and Mrs. Frank Casey, fifth grade. Teachers elected for next year include Supt. R. R. Pontius and a full list of assignments from 8th to kindergarten grades.
Elliott New officers chosen at a recent Entre Neus club meeting include President Mrs Albert Eshelman Vice President Mrs Jack Young Secretary Mrs Leland Baird Corresponding Secretary Mrs Paul Giltner Treasurer Mrs Buddy Smith.
The piece details a 1946 raid on Amerasia magazine tied to the OSS and 688 espionage unit. It describes investigators uncovering secret state and military documents in Philip Jaffe and Kate Mitchel offices, with several agents as witnesses and the documents later handed to OSS Security Officer A Van Beuren.
Elliott and others win first rating with brass sextet brass quartet and clarinet quartet. Boy quartet and girls sextet and Don Thompson with piano solo earn second rating at Greenfield music contest on Saturday.
Casey-Jack Bosold buys the Aksel Nielsen residence. The Nielsen family plans to move to Storm Lake where Bosold expects new employment.
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