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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1950
Page
2
The author questions if Soviet and Chinese delegates genuinely see the U S as the aggressor in Korea. They urge calm dialogue, clearer language, and factual outlining of events to reduce misunderstandings. Threats and name calling are deemed unlikely paths to any settlement.
A Wednesday evening banquet for the school football squad served 160 with 120 players in attendance. Organizers Ivan Cappel Bill Linke Dele Linke Oluf Henningsen Don Cornelison Hass Rasmuseen and Mayor Bob Wilburn hosted the event praising the 180 boys and community volunteers for their generosity and time.
Atlantic’s business district basks in a festive mood as Chestnut Street glows from both ends of the slope. The pretty main street offers visitors a scenic view and carries memories of the charming area. More decorations are planned for Christmas, promising a season of real beauty.
The piece laments bias toward loud voices over expertise and criticizes Tibetan monks for relying on magic to resist Chinese invaders. It contrasts Asia's extremes and notes the poverty of the region influencing beliefs during wartime.
The report recalls December 1 1941 when Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor drew the U S into global war. It mentions a 1941 China delegation before the UN and a predicted Chinese offensive in Korea. Churchill's visit to FDR and the expected arrival of Attlee for talks with Truman are also reported.
Grand Rapids Michigan reports Senator Vandenberg a 66 year old Republican in poor health since a major lung operation. He suffered a setback at his home and returned to Butterworth hospital for a checkup. Physicians say his condition is serious but the cause remains undiagnosed.
The text lists subscription terms by mail for Cassadion and other regions with varied periods and prices. It includes yearly, half year, and monthly rates, with different amounts for Iowa, US outside Iowa, and Canada.
The piece outlines continued friction between Washington and Tokyo over military options in Korea and the 38th parallel. It notes disputed intelligence on Chinese intentions, Wake Island talks, and four key differences between MacArthur and the U S government including cross border actions, authorization, and statements to the UN. It highlights Truman’s temper, political impact, and later doubts about troop withdrawals.
Morris Field, International UAW representative, states negotiations with John Deere cover eight top demands for about 12 000 workers across seven plants in Iowa and Illinois. He notes a possible weeks long strike before a settlement and seeks a 16 cent general wage increase plus wage adjustments and a guaranteed right to strike if work rates drop. A pension offer of at least $115 monthly at retirement is sought, including social security.
Grant Mr and Mrs James Kenworthy and Douglas the Roy Negleys and Lethe attended the Cass Montgomery county DHIA annual meeting and oyster supper at the Morton Mills church. Don Zolker of Iowa State College at Ames was the guest speaker.
Rabindranath Tagore notes India holds 147 distinct languages within a single geographical space. The piece surveys historic invasions from Alexander the Great through Scythians and Mongols, mentions later Turkish and Chinese influence, and concludes with European sea routes leading to colonial entrenchment. It highlights recurring north south pressure and the vast spice of peoples who shaped Indian history.
The piece notes the 18th century clash between Britain and France for world dominance in India. It states Clive and Dupleix pursued empires, Britain eventually prevailing and controlling India into 1947, while recognizing the resilience of local civilizations amid conquest.
A reflective poem by Edgar A. Guest muses on the swift passage of months from November to December. It contrasts spring and winter, recalls birds and blue skies, and marks December with the remembered birth of Bethlehem and the divine.
Washington rep Henry Talle and Mrs Gladyce Rubel Carey plan to wed at 2 p m in the Lutheran Church of the Reformation with Dr Oscar Blackwelder officiating A reception follows at Wardman Park hotel Talle 57 represented Iowa 2nd district 12 years home Decorah Luther College economist Carey 43 Australian native came from Beverly Hills in 1988
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