09 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1952
Page
1
The author argues that the middle west is not isolationist and objects to wasting money on foreign aid. Civilization has made nations interconnected and the world a unit, with frictions to be resolved but no return to past nationalism. The middle west supports the new global order.
Drew Pearson reports the Newbold Morris questionnaire used to probe assets gifts and private deals with questions on bank accounts safe deposits and commissions. President Truman allegedly approved the form despite cabinet misgivings and Attorney General McGrath warning it insulted integrity.
An article argues that flying saucers are real objects, likely from outer space, based on credible reports from prominent individuals. It notes the startling possibility of beings more advanced than humans and challenges the belief in human exceptionalism despite limited foundational evidence.
Observers blame government missteps for the steel strike chaos. Resignations have occurred in high circles as coordination among federal agencies falters, undermining price and wage controls. The administration lacks the nerve to defend its established lines, inviting pressure from labor and other groups.
Citizens propose a standardized car horn message to curb honking. The idea suggests every driver uses a single phrase to warn pedestrians and fellow motorists, reducing street noise and confusion while keeping safety in mind.
The piece assesses President Truman facing a weakened White House, looming republican challenge, and domestic strife. It notes 750000 workers in steel and telegraph sectors involved in actions hampering defense and economy, plus a possible Stalin led world leaders meeting shaping peace efforts and Russia gains.
Evening newspaper details for Atlantic News Telegraph published by News Telegraph Publishing Corp with D Simpson editor. Lists post office entry 1912 and memberships, plus subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions and durations.
Anita and A R Kohli and Glen Roe with spouses return from winter in Florida. Dr and Mrs Frank Weimer, who spent the season in the south, are expected home in a few days.
Governor Stevenson described his contact with Alger Hiss from 1933 to 1947, including work in the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and State Department. He testified about interactions during the San Francisco UN conference and subsequent years, noting limited business contact but several official social meetings and delegation roles. He said he had no knowledge of Hiss possessing classified documents before 1948, despite other questions.
The excerpt notes questions and answers about pre 1948 rumors on Alger Hiss and communist sympathy, referencing Governor Stevenson and the televised Meet the Press. The author suggests publication due to Stevenson’s prominence as a candidate.
A note emphasizes pedestrians wear white clothing when traveling highways after dark to enhance visibility and safety for drivers.
Mrs Jennie Shearer of Lewis received word that John M. Shearer died at 11 a m on April 7 in Ida Idaho Funeral services will be held Thursday The deceased was a brother of Frank Ratzlaff of Lewis Cut your speed when dusk fails you may have a life
Notice warns residents on the Atlantic city carrier route to report missed papers before 7 PM to ensure delivery.
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