11 Apr 1950
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1950
Page
1
A defense of democracy over revolution and sabotage in Russia and its satellites. The author argues democracy must appeal to and aid the ordinary people, exposing communism’s failures and aligning with popular demands for freedom and opportunity.
The speaker argues West Berlin should be held as long as possible. Russians fear taking the western sector by force, and West Berlin showcases democracy versus communism. Reconstruction, merchandise variety, entertainment, and free press highlight western superiority while eastern life remains propaganda dominated.
The poem honors a humble minister who goes door to door to aid the needy. He kneels to pray on bare floors, lacking eloquence but rich in deeds, serving as the Lord's servant with a lifelong commitment to comfort and aid the poor. His body rests, but his soul lives on in those he helped.
Des Moines psychiatric tests on 17 year old Tommy Ellis were ordered by the district court at the child guidance center. Ellis is indicted for the murder of an elderly widow. attorneys argue insanity and a trial on sanity.
Illinois voters began the spring primary selecting nominees for fall congressional races. Seven of sixteen incumbents faced opponents while most interest focused on state and county contests. A Republican bid for U S senator existed but Democratic leader Lucas ran unopposed.
A group of 30 Spirit Lake businessmen organized a Lester Gillette for governor club at a Monday meeting. Gillette, the Democratic nomination candidate, addressed the group and opposes J. M. Bennett of Des Moines for the nomination. Don’t drive if you drink.
The item lists publication details for the Atlantic News Telegraph including editor F D Simpson, office addresses, and subscription rates by carrier, mail, and region with prices ranging from 70 cents per month to 10 dollars per year. It notes filing dates and associations.
Chilean President Gabriel Gonzales Videla arrives in Washington with his wife to discuss democracy support as Latin dictators rise nearby. The piece notes his past as ambassador to France during Nazi occupation and his stance against communism, plus a contrast with U S policy signals and regional politics.
President Truman nominated Daniel N. McEniry to be U S marshal for southern Iowa succeeding James J. Gillespie. The 63 year old Des Moines insurance man must be confirmed by the Senate, with Senator Gillette of Iowa already approving. McEniry has previously won approval from the state Democratic central committee and has been active in Boy Scout work and Catholic charities.
Iowa State University and state party committees sponsor two Iowa Political Party Day programs in May. Democrats host May 9 and Republicans May 23. Each day features party history, structure from caucus to national convention, and a national figure speaking on party principles.
The Walnut Telephone Company announced rate hikes effective April 1. Walnut has operated on the dial system since 1948.
The Cancer Crusade in Douglas township progresses with Mrs. Kenneth Mueller and Mrs. Paul Wahlund as chairmen. Solicitors include Mies Owen Davis Howard Gustafson Lloyd Wohlenhaus A T Bergren Orville Fast Ernest Linn Howard Meier Roy Negley D R Norcross Loren Shearer and Seymour Taylor.
A 1950 column depicts Georgi Gramada, a Romanian-born Russian writer, debating Purges and Soviet leadership with a correspondent. He critiques American politics, praises Stalin’s ruthlessness, and contrasts purging methods with U.S. legalism while sampling desserts.
A Atlantic woman recalls visiting a hat shop to buy an Easter bonnet while wearing an older hat restyled recently. A saleslady reportedly pressed her to buy her own hat. Nearby, Walter Schroeder of Indian Creek notes Canadian geese visited his property for hours Saturday.
A letter mailed Monday evening in Paris arrived at the News-Telegraph at noon Thursday. A sensational item among the youths tells of Lola Foss, a high school senior, wearing a skirt printed with more animals than Noah had in his ark.
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