05 Aug 1953
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1953
Page
1
The piece argues U S food surpluses worth 3.2 billion should be released to feed the hungry. It credits Willy Berlin and Pakistan shipments for democratic support, warns two thirds of world hunger, and says disposal cuts storage costs while countering communism.
The piece argues Russians choke food and enforce sameness on East Germans, warning such a straight jacket fails. It notes Germans’ prior high living standards and desire for freedom, urging Moscow to tailor methods to Germans to avert continued resistance and growing allied difficulties.
The piece argues U S soldiers should do actual work in Korea rather than only provide technical advice, claiming peacetime army inactivity is harmful and that soldiers would help rehabilitate Korea while endearing themselves to Koreans. It notes Senator McCarthy’s committee disputes and Republican blame dynamics.
A brief verse by Edgar A. Guest contrasts the dandelion as a weed to be plucked with the children’s admiration for its gold blossoms. The poem reflects on taste and mistaken utility, ending with a sober reminder not to drink and drive.
The Atlantic News Telegraph announces publication details including evenings edition except Sundays and editor contact. It lists office information and subscription rates by carrier and mail for Atlantic Iowa and surrounding regions, with U S and Canada pricing.
Drew Pearson details Charles Tobey on his deathbed sending the cancer drug krebiozen to Robert Taft. Taft's doctors did not use it. The piece traces the drug's contested trials, A M A influence, and related political intrigue while noting Vandenberg and McMahon's reported pain relief from the drug. It also covers New York City's 300th anniversary coin proposal and Taft's remarks on Eisenhower.
The text argues that nationalism is resurging in the United States in varied forms. It describes consuming distrust of internationalism, aid programs, and appeasements, noting Americans increasingly favor a pro American stance and view dissent as part of a broader national mosaic.
Public Law 107 amends the 1942 act to place the US flag above all others in the United States and territories. It permits UN flags at UN headquarters but forbids superior display of any foreign flag on American soil. The author criticizes internationalism and One World rhetoric.
The Central Railroad of New Jersey put the first diesel switch engine into service in 1925 marking a milestone in railroad power and efficiency.
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