10 Aug 1948
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1948
Page
1
The Atlantic News-Telegraph announces editor and staff details, publication schedule, and subscription rates for carrier in Atlantic and mail options across Cass and adjoining counties, Iowa, and beyond. Rates listed include various durations and regions with international and Canada options noted.
The piece argues that while war talk and arms build ups rise, it does not mean imminent conflict. It notes U S and Russia fearfully stockpile and maneuver for safety, not aggression, urging restraint and realistic appraisal to reduce scares and chances of war.
The text argues Russia would force two Russian teachers to return from the United States and fears they would be shot upon return. It claims democratic countries would not act similarly and labels the case as an example of dictatorship in full flower.
The piece mocks political feuding between President Truman and Congress, noting it achieves little beyond ruffling feelings and pleasing the public. It also reports the Metropolitan Opera may cancel its next season, criticizing the social spotlight around opera nights and suggesting financial improvement would come from focusing on music.
Washington column exposes J Parnell Thomas, head of the Un American Activities Committee, for accepting about 500 in campaign funds from Hyman Tiplitz of New York. The piece details attempted military transfers for Tiplitz's son and other favors linked to Thomas's investigations, with notes on 1942 1945 correspondence and alleged kickbacks.
A woman traveler reported the loss of two grips containing ten thousand dollars worth of furs and items. The humorous verse notes theft fears and asserts no thief can steal inner peace or joy despite loss of valuables.
Iowa executive council directs the state aeronautics commission to bid for a new two place plane and study the cost of repairing or replacing a four place plane damaged at Des Moines airport in a recent windstorm. A truck trip to Fayette was approved to collect gifts for the state medical library from the widow of Dr Parker. The donated books and instruments date from the Civil War era.
A fragmented column reviews travel guides and nightlife lore about New York. It riffs on cigars, saloon culture, and public discourse, noting figures like Mortimer and Al Smith while satirizing smoking etiquette and press reportage.
Deagan cathedral chimes, donated by Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Hopley and family, honor Lt. Pete Hopley killed in France in World War I. The chimes will debut in a public service on Sunday Sept. 6, at Atlantic Methodist Church, named The Hopley Memorial Chimes. Remember to avoid driving after drinking.
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