Lake Project Debate Over Location Shift to Westphalia
A local opinion piece argues the conservation commission moved the proposed artificial lake from Elk Horn to Westphalia citing silting and cost concerns. It contends Elk Horn offered better watershed advantages and closer Denison fishing access, urging a return to Elk Horn despite commission defenses.
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Conservation Commission
Elk Horn
Kimballton
Westphalia
Commission
Nishna Valley
the Conservation Commission
Denison
Lewis Lake
The Last Chance History Of Tombstone Book Review
A new book titled The Last Chance presents a detailed history of Tombstone Arizona and the broader plains region during and after the Indian wars. The piece praising its authenticity notes the work offers a sober view of whites and Indians, highlighting the numeric advantages in many battles and promising engaging reading for Western history enthusiasts.
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Tombstone
Arizona
Great Plains
Useless Strike Prompts Settlement Talk At Chrysler
The two month old Chrysler strike nears an early settlement on terms close to the company offer. The stoppage cost millions with little to show for it, underscoring calls for compulsory arbitration to avoid such losses.
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Chrysler
Weather Rides Sudden Warmth and Winds of Spring 1950
Editorial notes dramatic spring weather with rapid 20 degree shifts and high winds shaping a memorable 1950 season. The piece also endorses Mike Mets as a strong Democratic primary candidate for state senate, citing long service and suitability for a higher role.
The Thrift of Typewriters and Egg Quality
A poem by Edgar A. Guest extols the typewriter as a silent well of ideas and unwritten books while noting a belief that great truths await discovery in the keyboard. A separate note explains egg quality, asserting germicidal secretions in the egg reduce bacterial growth but handling can cause contamination.
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Edgar A. Guest
Safe open-space burning tips for winter trash
When burning winter trash lay the fire in an open space on bare ground to prevent scorching trees and shrubs. Keep heat low and clear surrounding vegetation. Use care to avoid spreading embers and monitor the fire at all times.
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Trath
New hybrid predator in Adirondacks threatens wildlife
Washington reports a coyote dog hybrid has appeared in the Adirondacks and other areas. Described as swifter and more wary than coyotes or dogs, the ecoyote dog is considered a new menace. Officials note past control efforts in Kentucky and warn that eastern hunting methods may not apply.
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Washington
Adirondack Mountains
United States
Fish and Wildlife Service
Clifford C. Pressnail
Assatant
Service
Kentucky
Adirondacks
West
East
Train crashes on track in India kills fifty
A passenger train derailed and plunged into a stream 45 miles south of Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh. Fifty people died and seventy three were reported injured in the disaster today.
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New Delhi
India
Bareilly
Uttarpradesh
Atlantic News Telegram Rates and Post Office Details
Advertising and subscription rates for Atlantic News Telegram are listed by mail region and duration. Rates cover Cass and nearby counties, Iowa, U.S. addresses, and Canada, with yearly and multi month options. Information appears as a standard navigation notice for readers.
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ews-Telegregh Pe Corp
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Iowa
Truman's White House jealousy harms foreign policy and power
Five years after Truman took the oath, insiders say jealousy around the White House has hollowed his circle and strained ties with Byrnes, Anderson, Barkley, and Acheson. The palace guard pressures a 1952 run while policy suffers from limited access to outside voices.
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Truman
White House
Washington
Harry Truman
United States
Bob Hannegan
Ed Stettinius
Jimmy Byrnes
George Marshall
Senate
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Alben Barkley
Barkley
Key West
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Acheson
Byrnes
Jimmy
London
Vaughan
General Marshall
McCarthy
Congress
George Washington
William Howard Taft
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Navy to rely on small sub killers in future war
Springfield reports Admiral Momsen outlined a plan for mass producing small anti submarine submarines. Three are under construction, each about 750 tons displacement and 195 feet long, delivering next year. The program aims to ambush enemy subs and bolster undersea warfare.
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Springfield
Mass
U. S. Navy
C. B. Momsen
Naval Operations
Momsen
Navy
Washington
More Iowans Seek Real Estate Permits Than Ever Before
Des Moines reports show a surge in real estate license seekers as 308 candidates took the commission monthly test in four months. Average class size 77, up from 40 to 60 in previous year. This month 85 candidates, one of the largest on record, with 71 passing brokers exams and 151 passing salesmen exams while 48 and 38 failed respectively.
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Des Moines
Iowa Real Estate Commission
Commission
Earl A. Hart
Rare five dollar gold piece sells for 2300 in Newark
A five dollar gold piece found in a Newark safe deposit box sold for 2300 dollars. Bennet a local coin dealer said the coin is one of four minted by a private firm in 1849. One is known destroyed and two are in collectors hands. The fourth coin sold yesterday was recently found in an estate.
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Newark
N. J
FS. Bennet
Massachusetts and California Company
The Pacific Story Broadcasts and Propaganda Claims
A critical note on NBC series The Pacific Story aired July 21 1946 and July 25 1943. The writer charges anti American bias and pro Russian content in the scripts. The piece questions funding and influence behind the broadcasts and cites specific dialogue and crossouts.
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United States
Pacific
National Broadcasting Company
Armed Forces Radio Services
Congress
Amerasia
Japan
Korea
MacArthur
General MacArthur
Zaibatsu
Communist Party
Voice
Gus
Bill
inter-American University of the Air
Owen Lattimore
Walter Hines Page
Johns Hopkins University
Russia
Alaska
Psychologists Seek Court Immunity Ruling
The Iowa Society of Psychologists debated at Grinnell whether clinical psychologists must testify about confidential patient communications in court. The question arose after E. J. Shoben Jr. testified in the Bednasek murder case concerning a patient consultation. Bednasek was acquitted of the December murder in a men’s rooming house.
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Bednasek
Margaret Anne Jackson
Miss Jackson
Robert Larson
Miss Kellems Throws Hat for U S Senate Candidacy
Vivien Kellems a Hartford cable manufacturer and activist declared her bid for the Connecticut Republican nomination to the U S Senate at a Connecticut Minute Women meeting. She campaigns against federal subsidies and for balanced budgets and lower taxes.
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Kellems
King Hartford
Conn
Vivien Kellems
Connecticut
U.S. Senate
The
Minute Women
Family narrowly escapes burning home in Washington
Mrs Chester Hansen and her two year old Connie Marie suffered serious facial and hand burns while evacuating from a fire that started with a waste basket and spread to curtains. The three fled to the front door with Clifford unharmed. House damage was estimated at 1000 dollars.
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Surame
Chester Hansen
Connie Marie
Clifford
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