24 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1952
Page
1
The Travelers Insurance annual booklet titled Lucky You uses ironical cartoons to mock near misses and risky driving. It lists captions like You ignored speed limits and lived and You jay walked and reached the other side to provoke reflection on road danger.
Some fear a split but readers see no fracture as rivalries churn. Backers of losing candidates can unite behind the winner, with Taft as the favored nominee for his unique qualifications. Other strong contenders could also lead effectively if chosen. The present wrangling signals healthy revitalization.
The latest delegate tabulations show Taft leading Republicans with 215 votes, Eisenhower 123, Stassen 22, Warren 6, MacArthur 2, and uncommitted 60. Democrats trail with Kefauver 4, Russell 37, Humphrey 23, Kerr 8, Truman 6, others fewer, and uncommitted 140.
Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication schedule and editor P D Simpson. It details pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions by region including Atlantic Iowa Cass and adjacent counties, wider Iowa and U S rates, and Canada worldwide. It notes membership in state and national press associations.
Drew Pearson surveys postwar politics as Ike Eisenhower and Gen. Omar Bradley contend for the next U.S. president while Gen Al Gruenther and other officers vie for the succession. Truman builds support for Oscar Ewing as Democratic nominee. De Gaulle interview canceled.
A short reflective poem about rain and hardship fostering growth and faith. The speaker notes that without storms and trials the garden and life would not renew and pride would be barren. Copyright 1952, Edgar A. Guest.
The Alliance Junior Chamber of Commerce adopted Blencoe Iowa in Monona County to aid flood relief. Jaycee chapter members plan to raise about 5000 dollars and visit Blencoe Thursday to consult with town officials on urgent needs.
Rep. Engle of California urged Congress to force the president to release flood control funds and keep hands off projects. Sen D'Ewart complained Montana Milk River projects were left out. Engle argued Congress must decide and avoid impoundment while noting foreign aid comparisons and California needs.
A public safety reminder urges drivers to reduce speed when night approaches to protect pedestrians and prevent accidents. Authorities emphasize caution in low visibility and mixed traffic conditions during the dusk period.
George E. Sokolski argues that modern leaders resemble kings who dictate policy and overstep legal bounds. The column critiques Harry Truman invoking inherent powers to seize steel and pressures Congress, warning of a drift toward oligarchy and a weakened republic.
The piece argues Truman may run again despite waning popularity, with real responsibility resting on Democratic backers. It contemplates a three offer draft, noting he might decline twice but accept on the third, as he enjoys a lame duck phase.
Mrs William N Oatis wife of the AP dispatch writer imprisoned in Czechoslovakia said it is comforting to know her husband has not been forgotten by his government. She spoke of a difficult year, the separation, and her faith in him while noting U S efforts for his release have been ceaseless and will continue until success.
Anti trust suits in federal court in St. Paul Minnesota were dismissed against International Harvester Co. and Deere and Co. and its affiliates Deere and Webber Co. and the John Deere Plow Co. The action involved two major manufacturers in the farm machinery sector.
A stark reminder that disasters strike any person anywhere leaving the homeless and destitute to face immediate hardship and seek aid. Community responders urge readiness and generosity to assist those affected by calamities.
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