21 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1952
Page
1
The text argues that aid, like charity at home, will last as long as wealth gaps exist between nations. It calls for a gradual approach to global economic parity where rich nations continuously assist poorer ones. Without equality, tensions and wars persist. The note envisions aid lasting for centuries until all nations reach a secure standard of living.
Congressional leaders urge impeachment of the president for seizing the steel industry calling it unconstitutional. The piece argues wartime justification is absent now and warns broader seizures could provoke serious trouble for the executive.
The article notes that widespread farm machinery has freed 63,000,000 acres for crop production that previously lacked suitable power. It credits mules and machines as labor savers and highlights reduced hay burning as a notable benefit for farmers.
The Missouri river flood moves past the southern edge of the state with reduced damage as flood control methods improve. Iowa and Nebraska suffer the worst impact but escape substantial harm. Council Bluffs would have faced higher costs if inundated.
The text portrays Trumap as asserting dominance after avoiding voter appeasement to retain power. It claims he pressures Congress over budget cuts, proclaims unmatched spending, and resists reductions. It also mentions porch privacy coating and record freight car orders in 1950 as digressions.
Public notice lists subscription rates for the Atlantic telegraph paper with carrier and mail options. Rates cover Cass and adjoining counties, Iowa and national destinations, including monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual terms with varying prices.
Drew Pearson argues Europe’s peace depends on Ike's role as he leaves office. He notes a union of German and French forces under one army, driven by diplomats, faces Kremlin resistance and allied opposition. He cites corruption in the US and French fears as obstacles to a lasting peace.
By Edgar A. Guest, Mistress May arrives in town wearing a tulip gown with apple blossoms in her hair. The poem praises her ageless beauty and radiant smile, noting she appears young despite old age, with lively eyes and dainty feet.
Cumberland Harold Campbell, son of Mr and Mrs Wee Campbell, purchased the Arnold hardware stock in a deal completed Thursday. Arnold has run the Cumberland store since 1916 except for a period in Portsmouth Iowa. He reserves basement office rooms and will continue business with agreed upon agencies.
The Associated Press board says the United States government will explore and exploit opportunities to end the unjust confinement of AP reporter William N. Oatis in a Czechoslovakian jail. Oatis has been jailed for a year since April 28 on espionage charges and given a 10 year sentence.
A unique property of silicone coatings allows bread pans to be nonstick in commercial baking, reducing the need to grease pans for many dozen bakes. Other uses of this coating are under study. Reduce speed at dusk to save lives.
The essay argues that public records cannot clear witnesses and stresses voluntary self-critique. It cites Elia Kazan as a former Communist who exposed the conspiracy while noting many actors fear reprisals. Anti-Communist groups praise those stepping forward and call for humane treatment and truth without coercion.
A Philadelphia realtor received a letter from Senator Gay Gillette suggesting that Vice President Alben Barkley should declare himself a Democratic presidential candidate. David S. Sinavik released the letter on behalf of a group of young Philadel phia men eager to see Barkley mount the campaign.
An advocate argues the candidate is far and away the best vote getter and strongest contender for nomination. The main objection is his age, but the speaker notes his vigor through daily Senate contact and extensive national speaking tours proving stamina for presidential duties.
Anita Potter hosted Cass County Nursing Home society for its monthly gathering. Officers elected include Griswold president Mrs Neighbors Atlantic vice president Elsie Berry Atlantic secretary treasurer Mrs Garnsey and public relations Mrs Miller. May 17 meeting set at Neighbors Nursing Home Griswold. Ash-raid siren stolen in Ashtabula Ohio worth $400.
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