28 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1952
Page
1
A fossil find in Texas reveals twelve 120 million year old footprints from the 40 ton brontosaurus and a smaller Allosaurus. The scene suggests a clash of predator and herbivore in a prehistoric seashore landscape, with reflections on early human risk if present.
Matt Mathizen resigns as head of the Fire Prevention bureau after leading the program since its start in the national contest era. Under his chairmanship the department achieved fourth place twice and rising from sixty sixth to first over four years among about 3000 departments, reflecting strong local participation and praise for his leadership.
The piece argues that widespread government seizure of industries will spur the formation of a labor party to protect workers. It contends such a party would create an anti labor party, reshaping future elections with Republicans and Democrats becoming minor or absorbed, possibly keeping old names but new bases.
The piece argues that U S immigration laws discriminating against Asians have fueled friction with Asia and hinder citizenship. It says Congress is taking steps to remove these barriers, a move seen as advancing world peace, and comments on President Truman's controversial notes and outspoken style.
Four faculty positions at Audubon School are filled by superintendent H H Rice. Harry Schley will continue as math teacher and girls basketball coach, Mrs Frances E Schley becomes kindergarten teacher, Pearl Jensen of Carson is new fifth grade teacher, and Wendell Rolling of Denison will teach social science.
Publication details for Atlantic News including office address and rates. Rates listed for subscriptions by mail within Iowa Cass counties, other Iowa, U S and Canada. Pricing covers one month to one year with varying regional credits.
Drew Pearson reports Indiana Democrats seeking convention expense help from Kefauver officials. Bloomberg hints at resolving costs near 1000 dollars per delegate while Kefauver declines authorizing funds. In separate briefing, mobilization chiefs discuss a 1 to 4 million ton aluminum stockpile to guard war needs with civilian use considerations.
A reflective piece on sitting for a portrait. The sitter fears the artist will notice every wrinkle and character flaw while selecting colors and composing the likeness. The tension lies between revealing true mood and hiding flaws as the portrait takes shape.
A reflective verse notes the moment a finished portrait is displayed and praised as likeness yet the subject wonders if others see his flaws. The poem honors a kind friend who concealed his own faults while others admire the image.
Six townspeople, including Jes Pittman mayor and Staley dealer as scorekeeper, will join two teams on WOW-TYV Omaha tonight at 9. Participants include Dean Rochholz from Exchange Bank, M F Shelstrom school superintendent, Stacia Hoffman R N, and farm team members Mrs Lynn Swinehart, Bex Douglas, Merle Chestnut.
Mrs. John Anstey visited Clarion last week to join the wedding breakfast and open house for Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O'Neill commemorating their golden wedding. Francis O'Neill is among the family members guests attended with Mrs. Francis O'Neill.
These Days columnist George Sokolsky discusses editors meetings in New York over whether General Eisenhower should answer questionnaires. He argues that silence risks harming his political stature and could aid Democratic victory, urging him to speak his mind.
The army charged Maj. Gen. Robert W. Grow with improper recording of classified military information in private diaries and failing to safeguard secrets. Pace announced the step after inquiries abroad and at home. Grow, once Moscow attache, wrote of a looming war with Russia. He is at Fort Meade and will face further hearings to decide on a formal court martial.
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