12 Apr 1949
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1949
Page
1
A fragmented text discusses speed limits and lawmaker actions. It mentions backing for speed regulation, state focus, and potential economic and political stakes amid broader policy debates. Names and clear events are unclear due to OCR quality.
The article notes congress seeks new revenue sources amid budget pressures. It mentions Hoover report recommendations could save money and possibly fund European rearmament this year while potentially improving government efficiency.
The article discusses federal and state aid for schools as a key budget priority, aiming to boost schooling in poor areas both with and without outside funds. It argues the program can improve facilities and education, even in modestly poor states like Iowa, and that federal funds reach youngsters who might receive little echo otherwise.
A quirky story from a small town centers on a radio giveaway that sparked interest in a young ewe named Baby Mine. Local families, including Atkin ve folk, pooled pennies and dimes to purchase the animal tied to a public appeal. The fate of Baby Mine remains uncertain as the new owner prepares to take charge and safeguard the pet.
The text discusses guaranteed income ideas, universal security measures, and public attitudes toward social programs. It notes concerns about overreach and the impact on civilization, with a brief comparison to socialized medicine in Britain and speculation on economic effects. The tone reflects cautious consideration of welfare policy and its societal consequences.
A brief notice presents Edgar A Guess as author of the piece Just Folks with a title line and author attribution. The fragment offers limited context but confirms authorship and work title.
The text discusses teaching dogs through patient, simple language and consistent rewards of food and praise. It notes stern but loving guidance, stressing understanding and obedience, with home practice and potential street training considerations. It mentions timing, consistency, and the caregiver’s role in shaping behavior.
Atlantic News Telegraph presents subscription rates for local carrier and mail editions. Rates cover one month to one year, with separate pricing for local, continental U.S., and Canada deliveries. The notice lists editors and associations and notes post office registration data.
A collage of notes on Valentine cards, from sentimental mass mailings to specialized greetings, plus a long obituary and medical saga. The piece mentions a Me vsiah festival, Bethany College volunteers, and poetically chronicles the late writer Hall who died of cancer after radioactive therapy.
A nostalgic recounting of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s death and Harry S. Truman’s rise, detailing cabinet sorrow, the Potsdam Conference, and the shift from cautious optimism to a brash leadership style. It notes Henry Wallace’s calm judgment, Stimson and Ickes’ demeanor, and the historic moment of Truman taking the oath. The piece contrasts past humility with the new era and hints at tensions with Stalin and the broader postwar order.
Mrs Clyde Hester of Gallatin Missouri says she was amazed by Baker’s Best Hair Tonic. After trying many remedies she reports the tonic stopped her itchy scalp with first application. Are you tormented by dandruff or an itchy scalp.
Giswold Palm Sunday ceremony at St. John's Evangelical and Re formed featured confirmands Harold Jurden Lloyd Krause Kermit Mueller Marlene Mueller Marilou Norvis Jacelyn Pelser Bonnie Rahe Owen Schrader Charles Zoeller and Delores Pietaz. Rev H G Zoeller presided. Do not drink and drive during celebrations.
At the church meeting on Thursday Marne The Marne elected officers: President Mo Paul Gunderson, Vice President Mrs. Doe Peters, Recording Secretary Mrs. Elmer Voss, Treasurer Mrs. Geo Christensen, Secretaries Mrs. Andrew Gunderson and Mrs. Clinton Shahen, Supplies Mrs. Clyde McFadden, Literature and Publication Mrs. Ernest Kuehl, SPIRITUAL LIFE Mrs. Wm. North. Service committee includes Mrs. Tye McFadden, Mrs. Elmer Easter and Mrs. Elmer Voss. Dent drive if you drink.
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