30 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1952
Page
1
The argument that cutting military spending will hurt defense is challenged. Waste and graft inflate costs in the military and other departments. Hoover commission findings and Senator Byrd’s budget plan show possible savings of billions without reducing core services.
The article notes President Truman's shift from modest beginnings to assertive authority. It argues Congress and the courts lack power to review his actions and mentions impeachment as a likely, though uncertain, political move reflecting his changed stance.
The council seeks four year terms and staggered elections so only half change each cycle. Proponents say this ensures experienced leadership during critical times and avoids complete turnover.
The piece notes lingering spring weather but recalls two naval disasters near Korea and in the Atlantic that killed over two hundred. It criticizes nonwar profit from a postwar price and wage control plan, arguing profits shrink as wages rise under federal policy.
Evening newspaper Atlantic News Telegraph lists editors and offices in Atlantic Iowa with postage dates and agency memberships. It outlines subscription rates by carrier and by mail for Cass county adjacent regions, Iowa, the United States, and Canada with yearly and short-term options.
The Nicaragua president Anastasio Somoza arrives in the United States for a quiet Washington visit amid unease in official circles over his dictatorship. Truman’s remarks on seizing the press cloud DOJ antimonopoly moves against newspapers. The Lorain Journal ruling narrows possible prosecutions but White House fear of a backlash slows action.
A reflective poem celebrates spring reclaiming fields after human quarrels. It envisions leaf bud and bloom renewing orchards and grain as divinely intended, with sun and rain nurturing growth despite ongoing strife.
George Sokolski discusses guilt by association in Cold War culture, noting Hamm Fisher and Joe Palooka as prompts. He cites J Edgar Hoover FBI remarks on Communist fronts, underground methods, and the dangers of mislabeling individuals as enemies of America.
The text presents disjointed remarks about Ham Fisher, alleged associations, and Communist labels. It references J. Edgar Hoover and features a garbled narration of political commentary, with stray phrases about walking at night and a syndicate.
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