25 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1952
Page
1
A Moscow conference correspondent notes Russians fear America and European masses tense over possible new war. The writer argues the United States should drop warlike postures and demonstrate peaceable intent to reassure world neighbors and prevent escalation.
A writer signing as Anonymous for business reasons decries business reprisals against political opinion. The piece argues that Truman is the era’s biggest spender, noting Congress and the president share budgeting roles and that only the 80th Congress reduced spending.
A national discussion weighs two flood control approaches. One favors large dams to hold back runoff, the other advocates many small dams to intercept waters early. Experts say a combination is needed to slow rivers from source to sea and reduce flood danger.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce urges full community effort for cleanup week in Atlantic Iowa to clear winter debris and present a neat, attractive city to attract new residents. Rioting convicts in Michigan cite inadequate parole benefits as a factor in the unrest.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details with editor D Simpson and contact numbers. It provides subscription prices for carrier and mail, covering local Cass county, nearby Iowa regions, the U.S. outside Iowa, and Canada, with various durations and rates.
Drew Pearson outlines President Truman pressuring Perle Mesta to promote North Atlantic pact goals, and notes New Jersey prison riots tied to aging facilities and limited parole hearings. He compares New Jersey with California parole procedures and recalls late-night party meetings seeking Stevenson support.
A golfer ponders distance and wind choosing clubs while testing aim. On the green he hesitates over a line then miscounts the score before a review. Bystanders grow irked as pace drags, causing tension among faster players behind.
Tehran reports that Premier Mohammed Mossadegh's government and the United States agreed on terms to resume U S military aid to Iran. An exchange of notes with U S Ambassador Lou Henderson paved the way, with Mossadegh pledging to support the UN charter and strengthen defenses.
Youngstown nurse Gwendolyn Owens aged 24 ignored a brakeman signal, drove around him, and crashed into a train. She told police she did not want to stop in that neighborhood after dark and was unhurt.
The column argues that foreign policy has become a partisan battleground with Wall Street interests and publishers pushing for a non questioning stance. It cites Averell Harriman and critique of international aid while urging support for disaster relief through the Red Cross.
The Office of Price Stabilization requires restaurants taverns hotels and similar outlets to publish their weekly maximum prices to help consumers see the top prices and shield businesses from unfair accusations. The ceilings apply to the week of last February and cover over half a million establishments serving 70 million meals daily.
The ceilings will stay fixed until OPS authorises adjustments. Changes will be based mainly on meaningful movements in the wholesale food price index tracked by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
A fragment describes small hanging shelves with painted outed surfaces to blend with interiors. It notes that inside surfaces are shaded in a color to suit rooms, mentioning Early American glass and bold color schemes.
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