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27 Apr 1948
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1948
Page
1
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Suburban readers are informed of subscription rates for Carrier and Mail in Atlantic Cass and adjoining counties and Iowa US Canada delivery options. A delivery line urges calls to 1867 to fix late evening delivery and directs notices to the office rather than the carrier.
Atlantic residents vote this week on transferring airport oversight to a dedicated commission. Proponents argue a single purpose body will outperform the council, cost no more, and accelerate essential airport work with available funds and rising air travel demand.
A clipping urges youth to discard the belief that the world owes them a living. It warns such thinking can ruin individuals and even a nation. The piece stresses that only those who work contribute to society while a few may be owed support, but generally obligation is earned.
The piece predicts Taft's fate hinges on Ohio primaries May 4 as a setback would end his bid. It notes Communist critique of American wealth versus poverty and critiques Congress investigations, urging FBI-led inquiries. It cites Iowa treasurer funds and Rockefeller foundation peace aims, arguing worldwide leadership drives toward war despite mass desire for peace.
The International Shoe Co. of St Louis raised wholesale shoe prices by an average of 10 cents a pair after a prior 20 cent cut driven by higher cowhide costs. The shift follows the earlier price reduction and reflects broader raw material pressures.
Drew Pearson notes Jimmie Byrnes urged renewed Moscow talks to keep diplomacy alive after Potsdam. Averell Harriman stays tight lipped on Marshall Plan role while Duke of Windsor chats with Democratic leaders about Italy and coal. Forrestal faces Senate pressure over 66 versus 70 air groups. Maybank shifts toward compromise.
Beloved, news arrives from the hospital as a baby boy is born to the family and named Henry, with Hank as a nickname. The narrator recalls worry turning to joy and the family’s gratitude, noting grandfathers’ pride and the baby’s guardian angels.
The Supreme Court, in a 6-1 decision, upheld FTC charges that cement producers maintained a national price fixing scheme. Justice Black authored the majority opinion. Justice Burton dissented. Justices Douglas and Jackson did not participate. The case centered on a multiple basing-point system. The decision may influence pending FCC steel cases against the American Iron and Steel Institute and members.
A reflective piece recalls New York City weather and mood after a long cold season. The narrator visits the Blitzer and Ferguson households, shares dinner with Miss Ditmars, and notes travel tales from friends. It also comments on LaGuardia Field’s decay, Idlewild’s delayed completion, and airport runway delays due to strikes.
General Electric engineers design a robotic traffic officer to adjust traffic light cycles to match changing traffic loads. A master control can be set a week in advance to handle special conditions at any hour.
A longtime city dog Meijan aged 15 passed away peacefully after a long life with Dr and Mrs A E Gibson. Meijan lived with Miss Helen Nelson in the Nelson home and was beloved by locals.
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