03 Aug 1949
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1949
Page
1
A fragmented 20th century discussion argues that democracy in America faces risks from immigration and foreign influence. The text warns that immigrants and nonwhite groups may be portrayed as undermining national values and economic stability, urging vigilance against such perceived threats.
A commentary argues for strict control of atomic bomb production and war use. It notes the US monopoly pace and fears of a race among France Canada and Russia to develop bombs. The author urges continued international Convention efforts despite setbacks to prevent civilization’s destruction.
The text argues reparations are outdated in interlinked economies. It states vanquished nations should recover independently rather than be burdened by repayment. It favors quick restoration and cites economists predicting a rebound by late 1950, endorsing optimistic forecasts.
A poem depicting a blistering city day with a plan for relief by river breezes. Ten thousand cars line the road as engines idle and the air grows heavy. The speaker warns to drive carefully or risk a fatal motor trip.
Avoca and Minden residents dominate ribbons at Pottawatamie county fair opening day. Lillie Albrecht of Minden leads Home Economies with 33 firsts and 120 seconds, Recca Rock of Avoca has 31 firsts and 11 seconds, while Casper Rhiner wins 23 firsts in Fruits and Vegetables. Gate receipts reach 1818, excludes under 12 entrants.
William J. Mitchell 29 of Oklahoma City dies after being struck by the Rocket streamliner. Mitchell was not a member of any railroad crew.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication notes and carrier and mail subscription rates for various regions. Rates cover Atlantic, Cass and adjoining counties, broader Iowa, the U S, and Canada, with monthly and yearly options.
A long, if fragmentary, recounting describes President Truman and Senator Morse visiting Leesburg Virginia to seek a grave believed to be Colonel Baker. The Library of Congress confirms Baker was killed at Ball’s Bluff but buried in San Francisco.
Fragmented race features dissension within the Republican group as a key chairman faces internal pressure. Debate centers on support for Cray and other factions, with figures like Dewey discussed and the party’s stance under scrutiny amid intra party divisions.
Amid a three faction split Western and Eastern camps appear to hold a tentative truce. The Dea group and allied entities discuss a future candidate while delaying a formal endorsement. Deliberations continue as factions gauge support across New York and Pennsylvania.
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