09 Apr 1946
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1946
Page
1
Notice to subscribers outlines evening delivery options for Atlantic subscribers who miss their paper and provides a contact number. It also lists subscription rates and addresses for changes, discontinuations, or delivery notices.
A columnist argues taxes are politically driven and urges a long term, businesslike tax program. He cautions against tax cuts amid deficits and debt, noting inflation risks, unbalanced budgets, and the need for funds to cover current expenses and emergencies.
The article argues the United Nations is gaining international approval despite faults in its structure. It notes initial expectations of collapse were unfounded and praises its resilience, optimism, and ability to handle challenges as it continues to implement its program.
The argument favors extending the draft to replace volunteers who must be released after service. The army distrusts volunteers for future planning and stresses the need for dependable manpower to support long range plans. The stance supports the military in seeking continuation of conscription.
After a 32 day Cleveland newspaper strike, a poll shows 63 percent missed local news 26 percent world news and 21.75 percent the comics. The piece argues the Petrillo bill is too narrow and urges extending anti featherbedding laws beyond radio to other industries.
Washington report on a closed Democratic caucus condemning Hannegan and Wallace for anti labor stance. The meeting led by Slaughter and fellow lawmakers demanded accountability and a public retraction while Southern Democrats warn the administration to listen or lose support. Australians Walk Out Of U N Session Also Noted In Separate Update.
An elderly couple in a drug store asks about a town celebration while planes fly overhead. A March 30 coal delivery and lawn work are noted. The Harlan paper finds a bag of sugar in a rag pile meant for presses, and a Hartford clothing ad offers Easter repairs and alterations.
The column discusses Bernard Baruch’s warning to examine affordability before lending overseas, critiques on wage price controls, and fears of inflation. It notes the Truman administration’s shifting stance, the coal and meat price dynamics, and Southern Democrats facing party discipline after calls for exclusion.
A columnist reviews a Republican National Committee banquet with remarks by Carroll Reece and comments on Wallace, Stassen, and the party’s direction. The piece critiques Reece’s maiden speech, predicts Truman’s reelection, and urges return of government to the people.
Remembrance of Leo Bozell, cofounder of Bozell and Jacobs, recalls a relentless worker who built a top ad agency from Wichita beginnings. A World War veteran, EpIscopalian, he inspired Morris Jacobs and Father Flanagan, while flying many hours and shaping campaigns across cities. He died after a life of public service and mentorship.
Poem contrasts thrift and saving with the joy of spending and giving. It stresses planning for future costs, supporting the idea of a rainy day fund while noting others prefer sharing and enjoying life while young.
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