04 Dec 1950
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1950
Page
1
The discussion concludes the bomb would be effective only within a one mile circle at the detonation point and marginally beyond. It would not deter guerrilla warfare in Korea, and few adequate industrial targets exist in Manchuria. The UN must seek alternate methods to counter the Far East threat.
They sympathize with Europeans likely inclined toward appeasement after two world wars. Many have seen devastation and fear war as the supreme disaster, choosing safety over liberty theories due to lived horrors, though we cannot fully blame them.
The article argues that upcoming taxes will tap lower income groups as the rich face heavy taxation. It notes that the current aggregate income of $25,000 plus per year totals $5.1 billion and taxes already take $3 billion of that, leaving little room for further levies while allowing a basic living.
The piece laments wholesale prices reaching a new peak and argues the administration delays decisive action. It questions the meaning of inflation and asserts it may already be present, claiming it is too late for control to have significant impact.
The piece marvels at television's marvels and notes readers being pleased by Turks aiding boys in Korea. It contrasts small nations doing their part with stronger foes performing less, highlighting global help and modern wonders.
The notice lists newspaper subscription prices by duration and region. It shows various terms such as one month, six months, eight months, and one year with prices ranging from 70 cents to ten dollars, including rates for Iowa and Canada.
Washington buzzes with Korea era strain as President Truman and aides show fatigue and concern. Acheson speaks with effort while security tightens around the White House and a parade of guests and reporters fills F Street during wartime weariness.
Secretary Snyder told the Senate Finance Committee that outlays could reach 67.5 billion dollars in the next fiscal year starting July 1 due to defense costs and calls for substantial tax increases. He backed Truman's four billion dollar excess profits tax and noted a House substitute would raise about three billion annually. He cited Korea and global events as justification for new taxes.
A large building under construction displays the American flag when the highest section of lateel is placed, signaling progress on the project.
A 1950 King Features column critiques U.S. policy from World War II through Korea. It lists perceived errors including wartime Soviet aids, Teheran and Cairo decisions, Yalta doubts, and State Department failures. It argues for re examination to safeguard the future and cites figures such as Roosevelt, Baruch, and Alger Hiss, ending with a note on toy repair and donation.
Anita Drexel Chadwick and his Congregational Sunday school class sponsor a toy repair project with Solon Karns assisting. They ask for broken and unwanted toys to be brought to Chadwick Implement Company in Anita for repair.
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