29 Apr 1948
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1948
Page
1
Atlantic News-Telegraph announces publication details and editor contact for the Atlantic Iowa paper. It lists office numbers and delivery instructions for subscribers, with guidance to call before 7 PM if late, and notes changes to addresses or delivery should go through the office.
The article outlines a proposed three to five member airport commission to oversee Atlantic airfields. It details appointment by the mayor with council approval, six year terms, bonding, and a focus on non political, efficient operation. It notes bonds and a tax levy not immediately needed, with projected $35,000 project cost and $13,000 remaining for other improvements.
Workers will see slightly larger pay checks next week as the government's levy decreases. With higher wages already in place for the first four months and a retroactive tax reduction, individuals can expect a substantial year end credit on their tax accounts. The article notes a possible credit if reassessment limits outlays, aiming to hold or lower property taxes.
Editorial briefs note Harold S. Stassen leading the Pennsylvania field amid party factions. A railroad strike is warned as disastrous to the nation at home and abroad, threatening disrupted production and communist propaganda. Calls US Navy action to halt the crisis in Palestine and urges plans to prevent wider war in Egypt and prevent global conflict.
Drew Pearson reports Congressman Fletcher faces investigations over a San Diego Savings and Loan setup tied to a land deal. The piece links Fletcher's housing votes with private loans and a complex web of real estate ventures, plus backstage Italy politics and Marshall Plan nuances.
A nostalgic reflection recalls the child’s anticipation of mail and the pride of receiving the first letter addressed personally. The author notes how the thrill of letters changes with time and distance, contrasting youth’s wonder with adulthood.
Senator Bushfield of South Dakota asked Secretary Anderson if the Agriculture Department could use 300 million dollars for soil conservation next year if Congress approves that amount. He urged the sum as the Senate acts on agriculture appropriations, noting farmer interest and a desire to support conservation programs.
New York veteran producer Cecil B DeMille visits the city to scout actors for his next major film Samson and Delilah He seeks a strong articulate man for Samson and a sophisticated actress for Delilah while reflecting on his career from Mercury Aviation to Broadway and radio deterred by union pressure. DeMille notes the burning of a church linked to the Terhune family and mentions his Episcopalian faith and Knightly orders. Rat reports claim New York faces a swelling rat population with thousands treated for bites last year by McNaught Syndicate.
Magr. Edward J. Flanagan founder of Boys Town urged Austria's political parties to join a youth program after a six week study. He will report to Gen Keyes and President Truman then survey Germany for Gen Clay. He accused one party of controlling a 6000000 achilling fund for Vienna youths.
Des Moines report shows Iowa mines produced 1,687,590 tons in 1947, down 48,350 from 1946. Operators claim at least 200,000 tons could have been mined if not for labor troubles. 169 mines operated, an increase of seven, with a strip mine as top producer 202,228 tons from Dunreath Coal Co of Knoxville.
Four holdup men robbed a Queens bar taking money from the bartender and three patrons. Two were later captured when they attempted to flee another tavern with two off duty police guarding it. One officer was wounded.
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