13 Apr 1949
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1949
Page
1
Fragmentary text with distorted names and places. readable items include scattered phrases about events, locations, and people, but no coherent narrative or identifiable facts suitable for a full news summary. The legible bits hint at dates and locations, yet lack a coherent story or reportable outcome.
The snippet lists publication name Atlantic News-Telegraph with evening edition, editor D Simpson, and details on offices and association memberships. It includes postal info, author affiliations, and subscription rates noting Canada mail at one year ten dollars.
In a Washington saga, Franklin D Roosevelt Jr plans and pressures shape the defense leadership. Johnson considered for secretary of war faces a political double cross while Truman and FDR press for a preferred mix of appointees. A charged House appropriations clash pits air power against naval needs amid debates on budget cuts and unification.
On Palm Sunday at the Methodist church in Wiota, Rev. H. Ou Dutts presided over a group baptism. Mrs. Harold Stuetel sang with Dennis Coomes, accompanied by Mrs. Lanter Gardner. Participants included John Taylor, Charles Bell, Arnold Lee, Boysen, and Carol Louise Wright.
The notice lists new members such as Wm. Hamann donn Jipsen Donald Helmis Clifford Wright Max Way Sharon Coomes Dixie Way Claradetc Jordan Shirley Wright Roma Wright Mrs. Robert Stuetelberg Mrs. A. C. Palmer Mrs. George Strater and the couple Mr. and Mrs. Arto Roysen.
Rep Joseph W. Martin names three House members Leonard Hall Francis Case and Ronald J Jackson to the Republican National Committee policy group. Senate picks Owen Brewster Henry Cabot Lodge Jr and Hugh Butler for the committee as Republicans align for the 1950 campaign.
A scattered, era tone column discusses city noise laws, taxi rules, and police authority. It notes strict horn bans, fingerprinting of drivers, trip logging, and safety measures. Also touches on civic antics, historic public lands, and scattered regional anecdotes.
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