10 Apr 1946
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1946
Page
1
Public notices show subscription details for the Atlantic News Telegraph with contact numbers for editors and offices. It notes delivery options and reminders to call before 7 o clock for evening delivery issues and to notify offices about address changes or discontinuations.
Washington reports at a cabinet luncheon Wallace proposed civilian observer Robert Hutchins for the atom bomb tests board but Truman and Patterson vetoed. The piece also surveys Japan after war, citing Gi impact, labor parties, unions, and MacArthur’s plan for a labor socialist future, plus Erskine pushing clothes for veterans.
The article weighs subsidies versus liberal credits to ease housing, noting risks of overbuilding and deflated values. It highlights H R Cocklin of Griswold proposing sub $2000 temporary homes using about 2300 board feet, which owners could finish later. The piece leans toward a temporary low lumber, low cost solution as most feasible.
The passage outlines global concerns including Russia Iran Manchuria Franco Spain Argentina India China and Greece, plus domestic issues of housing labor crime taxes food shortages inflation and production. It asserts problems across nations and within societies with few clear solutions.
Editorial brief urges April as Cancer Control Month to fund ongoing research and curb the disease. It also weighs the film Lost Weekend, suggesting it could deter casual drinkers but may have little impact on heavy drinkers, questioning its entertainment value and intended lesson.
Burke South Dakota governor tops Nebraska and Oklahoma leaders in an auction of bulls to raise funds for a memorial hospital in the city. The event drew regional officials and supporters, highlighting bipartisan support for health infrastructure.
Each governor sold a purebred Hereford bull at a banquet last night after a day of celebrations and auctions of goods and livestock donated for the hospital project. South Dakota Governor M Q Sharpe raised 825 dollars, Nebraska Governor Dwight Griswold 766 dollars, Oklahoma Governor Robert S Kerr 575 dollars.
In Sioux City the school dispute at Sergeant Bluff prompts a local family to move their four children to the Sioux City School paying $100 tuition. A petition seeks the resignation of board members C. C. Cook and Mearle Morrison and calls for a special election to replace two directors.
Des Moines reports a funeral service set for Thursday for all four members of William C. Irwin's family who were hacked to death with a pick mattock. Irwin is charged with first degree murder in the slayings of his mother Mrs Mary A Irwin 64 his wife Edith 38 and his two sons John 8 and Henry 5. he remains in a padded cell in the county jail and is restrained by a strait jacket.
The piece recalls Robert Cortes Holliday age 86 visiting The Players and recounts his varied career from artist and editor to author of books and essays in the 1920s. It mentions associates and contemporaries including Isabel Patterson Aldous Huxley Syd Hydeman and Dean Cornwell and notes a conversation about hearing aids.
Seattle April 10 A federal grand jury indicts Soviet Lt Nicolai Gregorovich Redlin on five counts after the State Department rejects a Russian request to drop the case. The charges allege obtaining and transmitting national defense information and conspiring to obtain defense plans. Officials call it the first peace time prosecution of a foreign power officer.
New Hampton Sheriff George G. Murray said Perry Ferguson, 31, Nashua, was crushed to death when a truck fell off a jack yesterday at the home of his parents, four miles east of Nashua.
A brief versecharacter sketch lampoons male in domestic life with lines about men as subjects of maids duties and a playful chorus of names. The poem reflects traditional gender roles and matrimonial expectations through light satire and rhythm.
Readers desiring additional issues of the Newe Telegraph should notify the office in advance to avoid exhausting stock.
Four demonstration orchards were planted in Cass County last Friday and Saturday under H E Nichols, extension horticulturist from Iowa State College. New sites include Mrs Harold McDermott farm Grant township Harold Henderson Franklin Niles Blake Bear Grove Victoria township J T Amber farm. Total reaches 14 townships with cooperative orchards Nob le and Washington remain without. Trees are hibernal or Virginia Crab on winter hardy stock with hardy varieties and fillers of cherries plums and peaches to yield fruit before apples bear.
Public safety note urges drivers to slow down where children are present and to be prepared to stop instantly to prevent injuries or fatalities on busy highways and residential streets.
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