20 Aug 1953
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1953
Page
1
The federal government plans to largely abandon electric power production and sale, reserving aid for major multi purpose projects. The move, aligning with campaign promises, contrasts with past socialistic trends as both the United States and Britain pivot back toward private operation of key industries.
Reports claim Iran’s Mossadegh government was toppled by royalists restoring a shah aligned with the United States and Britain. A pro Western regime promises oil settlement, easing Soviet influence and oil supplies fears, though Mossadegh’s push toward cooperation with communists worried the West.
Four million workers strike in France as communists exploit the crisis. Years of shifting administrations have eroded trust in government and hindered reforms needed to avert economic collapse. France’s colonies may seize freedom, signaling a possible shift to a minor European power or even a communist government after the turmoil.
Scientists warn population growth may threaten living standards as land fails to support more people. Some predict a crisis within fifty years, yet proponents reject worry and trust science to find new food sources and solutions to avert famine.
The statement lauds Attorney General Hoegh for strict enforcement of state laws. It notes he did not create the laws, only enforces them after taking office and swearing an oath. Public approval of laws should not affect enforcement. laws must be applied as written.
Des Moines reports Iowa jobless claims for July totaled 3,890, the largest in five months and up 1,625 from June, indicating rising layoff trends in the state.
The Iowa Employment Security Commission reported Wednesday that cut backs in farm machinery production boosted unemployment. Factories in Davenport Charles City Waterloo and Sioux City reduced their work forces by between 500 and 1,500 workers.
Evening newspaper outline for Atlantic Iowa. Publication notices include editor and office addresses. Rate cards show carrier rates and mail subscriptions across regions including Iowa, U S and Canada with varying terms and prices.
A confidential Senate report charges the American Medical Association with opposition to the cancer drug krebiozen and alleges improper efforts to block its distribution. The document cites Dr. Andrew Ivy and AMA treasurer J. J. Moore, notes Tobey and Bricker, and calls for further investigation into medical lobbying and cancer research funding.
A reflective birthday verse by Edgar A. Guest celebrates lasting friendships and family. The speaker recalls past years, wishes for ongoing kindness, and envisions loved ones gathering to cheer as the grandfather blows out each candle.
A 1953 column criticizes Kinsey's sex research linking it to social morality. The writer recalls childhood attitudes, notes academic and funding backers, questions public fascination, and muses on female sexuality while praising personal relationships and family roles.
Two Iowa veterans Pfc Lawrence H. McShan of West Des Moines and Sgt Donald V. Sherrick of Sioux City are among 331 former American prisoners of war in Korea who will arrive Sunday aboard the transport Gen. Nelson M. Walker. The Army says the men will be en route to their homes on furlough within three hours of arrival.
The Post Office Department canceled its fraud order banning AD X2 from mail promotion. The move ends a dispute tied to the California case of Jess M. Ritchie and Ritche’s Pioneers Inc. amid ongoing questions about the product’s claimed battery life benefits and intent to deceive.
The notice states that a fraud order is issued preventing use of the mails and demands evidence to support the restriction. Officials emphasize the need for documented proof to enforce the prohibition and protect mail services from abuse.
At Indiana gap Pennsylvania National Guard camp Col Arthur Kemp walked into the mess hall to find no soldiers awake. Sgt Richard Staples, the unofficial bugler, explained he misread a rifle company heading for mess as an early wake up.
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