03 Dec 1948
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1948
Page
1
Atlantic News Telegraph explains delivery options for evening editions and rates for mail subscriptions. Readers may call 13675 before 7 PM to arrange delivery if they do not receive the paper in the evening, and subscribers are asked to contact the office for address changes, discontinuations or other delivery notices.
A editorial argues college players deserve bonuses for bowl play as college athletics move toward full professionalism. It critiques the current system where funds flow to universities and organizations, urging overhaul and a return to amateur play, though acknowledging big schools face money pressures.
The passage notes Truman known as Harry Truman gaining popularity with the public in his first term for humility and determination. It contrasts this with his second term when he campaigns as a common man, fighting hard and still supported by the people, potentially ensuring a lasting popular legacy.
The passage argues that the Kalamazoo factory invasion by strikers shows lawlessness the Taft Hartley Act should curb. It says unions bear responsibility for member acts and victims can seek damages and that penalties must deter future labor crimes.
Editorial briefs note the new Berlin Red sector government, chosen by a handpicked electorate rather than by popular vote, likely alienating Berliners. UN officials say the setup blocks an immediate settlement with Russia, complicating Berlin crisis momentum.
A close adviser recounts President Truman's plan not to reshuffle cabinet members before January 20 to avoid appearing to fire anyone. The article notes press association practices and outlines other domestic and foreign policy discussions including doctor shortages and European labor influence.
A mother insists on washing a football player’s dirt and helmet before supper, prompting reflection on a boy’s pride in his dirt stained shirt. The piece portrays parental discipline and a child’s wish to cling to his football identity despite cleanliness rules.
The Pennsylvanias hotel will be renamed Statler in New York with expenses estimated between two and three hundred thousand dollars for stationery towels maids uniforms china ware silverware and marquee. Advertising campaigns will publicize the rebrand though the hotel remains a long standing institution and a modernization leader. The article notes the memorable impact of such a name change on branding and guest perception, including the extensive production of named chinaware and towels.
A reminiscence recalls working in restaurants and boarding houses with no wages but meals. It notes heavy dishes, few breakages, and a shift from student waiters replacing fallen trays to a harsher system, reflecting on tough working conditions.
Dr Luce of Colorado presented Anita Colored movies at the Christian church Sunday night. He originated the Easter Sunrise service at Garden of the Gods 30 years ago, where 750 attended the first service and 40 000 joined the sunrise event this year.
The notice urges drivers to take it easy on the road and give themselves extra time for travel. It warns that speeding can prevent reaching the destination and stresses careful, deliberate driving as a safer approach.
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