06 Dec 1949
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1949
Page
1
The article argues John L Lewis has overstepped and faces a public backlash as mine operators grow weary of his strikes. It notes his efforts to improve conditions and wages for miners while criticizing his management and demands, suggesting his leadership may be nearing an end.
The armed forces refuse to disclose the exact speed but confirm it greatly exceeds 620 mph. Experts project a range of 700 to 1,000 mph, shrinking intercity travel times from Atlante, Iowa to Des Moines, Chicago, and New York to mere hours.
The speaker condemns Representative Thomas and his committee for attacking others as un-American while allegedly stealing from the government. The piece argues such conduct erodes public trust and questions the fitness of elected officials for office.
The piece argues that communist promises failed to spark a general strike in France and Italy, calling the tactic a dud. It asserts that outdated propaganda loses bite as desperation grows and people no longer trust promises after repeated broken assurances.
Editorial notes urge reading Charles Dickens Christmas Carols to boost Christmas cheer despite mild weather. It suggests gift giving to those who cannot return the favor and comments on the impact of a hypothetical cold cure on public health and economy.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription prices by carrier and mail for various regions including Atlantic and nearby counties. Rates include one month 70 cents, six months 3.60, one year 7.00 for local carriers, with differing prices for Casa and adjoining counties, Iowa, U S and Canada options.
Column argues the good neighbor policy must be upheld daily as Latin American unrest grows. It notes Arnulfo Arias in Panama, Laureano Gomez in Colombia, and Franco’s influence in Madrid, with Truman’s Pan American aims contrasted by internal diplomatic friction and Jesse Jones’ Texas rival Glenn McCarthy pursuing a large Houston project aided by RFC loans.
A column of light anecdotes from East 9th Street includes a dog led crossing scene, a Cadillac test ride mishap, a radio contest win by Dr. Raymond Cary, and Mayor Bob Wilburn’s comic yard moment. It notes misidentified neighbors, hospital news about Mrs Rasmussen, a four week old centerpiece, and unseasonably warm Christmas weather with a historical reference to Adolph Paul’s 40th New York anniversary.
A brief advisory urges pedestrians to walk against traffic on an open highway to better see oncoming vehicles and avoid collisions. Authorities stress using designated crossings and reflective gear when possible.
A 1949 letter rejects giving to Indiese Ines and linked groups, citing Chinese Communists, Soviet influence, and spokespeople like Bishop Littell. The writer favors Christian missions and personal Catholic support, refuses Soviet-aligned sponsors, and notes ongoing political tensions in China.
The poem recalls a man ridiculed for bow ties, once mocked for style and effeminacy, who endured jokes about his tie choices. Now fashion shifts and even leaders wear bow ties, signaling a transformation in taste and status.
Former president Herbert Hoover plans a Washington return to urge a major government reorganization as a step to saving money. He will address the National Reorganization Conference next Monday night, echoing a GOP rallying cry against excess spending and high taxes affecting the 1950 campaigns.
At a non-partisan forum Hoover is expected to focus on his core theme of saving money through restructuring the government. The remarks suggest a push for efficiency and cost cutting as a broad republican objective.
Former Connecticut congresswoman Clare Boothe Luce is undergoing a checkup at the Lahey clinic. Dr. Sara Jordan, a nationally known abdominal specialist, said the playwright's condition is good.
Readable lines show area names East Side West Side and LaVista Place with corresponding phone numbers 1857W 1132W 1364 Highland Addn and 90134, indicating a local listing. No clear event or narrative. focuses on addresses and contact codes.
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