15 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1952
Page
1
A historical editorial argues that youth training shapes future world peace or war. It cites German youth camps and Kaiser era drills, asserts Soviet and Russian schooling promotes militaristic thinking despite peacetime rhetoric, and warns that arithmetic problems reflect war preparation. The piece links schooling to future national actions.
The piece argues that floods along the Missouri expose failures to coordinate flood control programs. It blames political bickering among soil conservation, power, and flood control groups and urges a unified federal plan to speed defenses and protect Great Valleys.
The piece deplores reserve officers who refuse to fly while sympathizing with their service. It urges broad backing for the News-Telegram relief fund amid a devastating flood. The article notes the immense need of affected poor and calls for aid to reach through the immediate emergency.
The notice lists subscription rates for Atlantic News Telegraph and News-Telegraph Pub. Corp. with editor contact details and affiliations with Iowa and national press associations. Rates cover various regions, including in town, county, statewide, U S, and Canada, with monthly and yearly options.
Washington report notes Senator Russell may shift stance on Truman civil rights program as a presidential candidate, with McFarland sounding minority groups about a limited compromise that could win blessing from Russell if Negro leaders and moderates accept it.
The Mervin Taylor residence undergoes remodeling with arched doorways and a west kitchen window added. The note blends nostalgic reflection on baseball with a description of home improvement work.
Federal action ending the freeze on new TV allocations gives Towa City two channels with one set aside for educational purposes. Iowa U. has had a TV station application on file with the FCC since PAR. Cut your speed when dusk falls you may save a life.
George E. Sokolski argues that inherent presidential powers lack constitutional basis and are undefined. He cites Article I and the Taft-Hartley Act as limits, noting the Tenth Amendment forbids expanding federal authority beyond delegated powers. He warns that reliance on inherent power could justify seizures or actions beyond legal authorization.
In Schechter Poultry Corp. v United States the court rebuked extra constitutional claims. It emphasizes that federal action must fit constitutional grants and that Congress enacts laws while the president executes them. The Ten Amendment limits remain explicit and binding.
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