29 Apr 1950
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1950
Page
1
The statement argues for retaining Russia as a UN member to ensure Western voices are heard and to expose Russian actions, despite obstructionist policies. Excluding Russia could invite distorted facts from spies and secret police, weakening democratic global dialogue.
The jailed gambler Frank Costello told a senate panel that commercial gambling needs a green light from somewhere, identified as local officialdom. The piece argues nationwide corruption trail and urges stronger enforcement by Washington or federal authorities, with local police able to curb gambling if there is political will.
With support from the fire department the Chamber of Commerce city officials and civic groups Atlantic prepares a cleanup week to combat debris and promote fire prevention. The initiative seeks cleaner streets homes and renewed pride through paint repairs and sustained community effort.
The piece critiques McCarthy’s charges against the communists and Owen Lattimore as lacking proof. It notes a polarized controversy with witnesses on both sides and argues congressional investigations harm reputations by publicizing unproven accusations.
Weeds when first the sprouts begin to show trouble the gardener. The poem warns that distinguishing good from evil is hard at first. Waiting reveals the difference as evil grows.
The Atlantic News Telegram announces subscription prices by carrier and mail for 1912. Rates cover local Iowa, Cass county, U S outside Iowa, and Canada with varied terms from one month to one year. Official notices reference affiliations with press associations and editors contacts.
Washington Roundup reports a private GOP cocktail gathering to discuss Teddy Roosevelt style liberal policy. Attendees include Mrs Bacon couple and Senators Mundt Smith Ives Morse, with Davenport presenting a draft policy and Stassen seeking youth recruitment.
Frederick Brown in Omaha mistook letters KEN for a full number in a payphone call. A Griswold family trapped 12 skunks under a porch, catching two daily. Olive street’s Mrs. Christen sen grows a Christmas cactus. Mrs. Zola Carey and her son faced a Minnesota snowstorm with 15 wrecks seen in 30 miles. Atlantic’s Ralph Knop article appears in Country Gentleman on cattle feeding. Storm window banter ends with a boast of resilience and warning to early birds.
Lisbon reporters Domingos Ramalhete and Armando Ribeiro travel from Lisbon Portugal to the University of Iowa. They plan a seven month stay in the United States sending postcards from Lisbon Iowa. They advise drivers to pace themselves and avoid speeding on the road.
The column analyzes potential conflict sectors in Asia including Formosa Philippines Okinawa and Thailand Burma. It argues Soviet plans to seize Formosa threaten the Philippines and tests U.S. resolve with Chiang Kai-shek and Huk forces, noting Formosa Philippines Formosa iron ore and Japan's steel impact.
First white men believed to sight Oregon are Spanish mariners Cabrillo and Ferrero who sailed along the coast in 1543.
Dewitt Mackenzie notes a hopeful shift as Indian Prime Minister Nehru and Pakistan Prime Minister Liaquat Aga Khan pursue peace after New Delhi talks. They plan to extend minority protections, address trade strains, and tackle Kashmir, with the United Nations potentially guiding a major outcome.
Emmetsburg residents approve a $10,000 bond issue to build a new bath house on Five Island Lake and upgrade the swimming beach. The vote tally reported was 466 in favor.
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