16 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1952
Page
1
A letter argues airmen who refused to fly deserve public hearings. It cites a Dayton Ohio case where a Texas based airman, seeking relief, was rushed to a hearing after a flight to Dayton was used as evidence of courage. The writer warns against hasty judgments and notes possible justice on their side.
Early New Jersey results show Taft stronger than expected in what was an Eisenhower stronghold. The Taft campaign faced a double cross from political machines promising neutrality but backing the general. Voters and backers report Taft leading in several areas as votes remain to be counted.
The piece compares the ease of government control in the United States versus England. It argues that in the U S an executive order can nationalize an industry, whereas England requires a change of government. It suggests the U S could easily extend state control into any troubled sector.
Premier Pinay's government, battered by attacks, passes a budget that strengthens the franc and signals a move toward sound finances. The reform drive aims to benefit the people and restore fiscal credibility after years of strain.
The piece notes reluctance among top candidates in the 1950s races with Eisenhower delaying a decision, Stevenson wavering, and Truman opting not to run. It adds that commercial jet planes are replacing older propeller planes, traveling about 450 miles per hour with less noise and vibration, enabling long-haul trips from England soon as standard air travel.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph announces publication evenings except Sundays under News-Telegraph Pub Corp with editor F D Simpson. Rates listed for carrier and mail subscriptions vary by region, from 80 cents monthly in Atlantic to 10 dollars yearly for U S subscribers, with Canada options at 12 dollars per year.
Senator Pat McCarran, leader of the Senate Judiciary Committee, has fled to Reno to mend political fences after a $1 million restraint of trade suit tied to his vendetta against Las Vegas gambling interests and critics like Tom Mechling. His absence leaves the Justice Department without a chief as Jim McGranery awaits confirmation, while McCarran faces renewed pressure from publishers Hank Greenup and Las Vegas Sun supporters. The piece notes Nevada opposition to Bible and Mechling, palace guard gloom, and looming Democratic Kefauver Harriman push with Warren and Taft-Eisenhower dynamics shaping the race.
A 1952 tribute by Edgar A. Guest honors a YMCA celebrating its 100th year. The poem reflects on countless boys who entered as youths, left as men, and carried faith and strength forward. It proclaims the Y’s enduring spirit beyond the passing of individuals.
El Paso Texas Lt Verne Goodwin, a Peabody Massachusetts air force pilot, received a two year prison term after refusing to fly a C 124 mission to England citing concern for his unborn child. He was court martialed and dismissed from the air force with pay forfeiture. other officers at Randolph and Mather bases face pending disobedience charges.
Grant area flood relief sees local volunteers furnishing and driving trucks. Named workers include Clarence Weaver Everett Courcier Delbert Starlin Edward Weaver Fred Dean Gilbert Westover Bernard Page Wayne Kimpson and Zappe plus roll.
George Sokolsky discusses how radio and television panels pressure candidates to answer directly. He cites Meet the Press exchanges with Governor Adlai Stevenson and notes the use of recording feeds and time limits as challenges. The piece critiques panelists and highlights the need for fair, timely questioning.
Des Moines reports Attorney General Robert L. Larson says a suit by Ernest J. Seemann of Waterloo seeks to compel placement. The statement was made as the case moves forward.
Seemann seeks to place his name on the Republican governor ballot and requests transfer from Black Hawk to Polk county court. Attorneys aim for injunction against printing the party ballot until ruling. The Waterloo filing notes a dispute over ballot placement and venue.
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