06 Aug 1947
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1947
Page
1
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The article accuses Stalin and Russia of double dealing during and after World War II. It claims Stalin delayed negotiations with Japan via a neutral Russia, ratcheting concessions from the US while fronting as intermediary for Hirohito. It argues Russia seized Manchuria and parts of Korea and questions future cooperation under the Stalin regime.
The piece argues workers increasingly reject unions as infallible. It cites a 32 percent loss rate in National Labor Relations Board elections and blames unions for governing missteps such as strikes and gangster influence. It asserts unions can fix faults and, once corrected, workers will return to unionism.
The author notes the Republican hopefuls Dewey Taft Stassen Warren lack sparkling personality needed to win and contrasts with Willkie Roosevelt. The piece also questions timely prospects for peace in Palestine amid ongoing reprisals fueling violence.
The column details Eva Duarte De Peron’s nightly transatlantic talks with husband President Peron and worries about a France trip amid rumors of danger. It frames General Marshall’s early tenure as secretary of state, noting his cautious approach, need for experienced staff, and impacts on diplomacy and policy during the early postwar period.
A verse by Edgar A. Guest imagines a deceased man hearing voices about money saved and opportunities denied. The speaker reflects on how wealth foregone and loved ones’ wishes haunt the grave, ending with a sober reminder not to drink and drive.
The piece notes Congress did not fund the restoration of Castle Garden Fort Clinton ruins. Moses reportedly ordered demolition, with Battery Park rehab planned after the Brooklyn Battery tunnel. It references Jennie Lind, Al and Dora McCann, Elmsford hearing aids, and Dr. C. C. Franke resigning as state veterinarian.
Mr. Schnepel swerved to avoid a collision and overturned a truck. He was treated for minor bruises and joined a cattle hunt. Twelve cattle were rounded up in a wooded hollow near Canning and Pierce Streets after the incident.
A truck overturn at the intersection of Canning and Pierce Streets on Highway 6 sent two of its cattle fleeing. The crash occurred around 7 30 am when an eastbound car cut in front of the westbound rig driven by Claude Schnepel of Minden Iowa. Police raiding the scene.
The term king's evil referred to certain tuberculosis diseases once thought curable by the monarch's touch. This belief linked royal power to healing, reflecting historical medical superstition and social stigma surrounding the illness.
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