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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1950
Page
1
A columnist argues the United States should have limited actions to aid South Korea, avoiding North Korean invasion and triggering Chinese intervention. The piece warns that overreach risks war with China and a potential second world war, urging foresight in ally protection.
The piece questions claims of Russian armament superiority in Korea, noting US planes and tanks have repeatedly prevailed in encounters. It argues that Red weaponry loses when facing American air and ground forces unless overwhelmed by manpower, challenging the notion of Soviet industrial dominance.
The article analyzes Mao Zedong’s view of communism versus Western democracy. It quotes his description of imperialism as a tiger and his label of the United States as a paper tiger. It warns that without a changed stance there will be no peace in Asia.
The piece critiques MacArthur era bombing limits in Manchuria and argues the war outcome favors one side. It warns taxpayers will bear higher taxes for years to come, noting little tax relief since World War I and insufficient funding for the last three wars. It suggests a century of high taxes to restore national balance.
Atlantic Views telegraph Office lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for Atlantic Iowa and surrounding counties. Rates cover one month six months and annual terms with prices for within Iowa adjoining counties the U S and Canada.
British and American leaders discuss Korea beachhead feasibility and a broader strategy against Russia. Bradley reports grave UN forces losses and a retreat plan while Slim urges total evacuation. Attlee pushes for Chinese diplomacy and a five power summit to secure Europe.
Griswold couple Mr and Mrs Dale Boseck sold their home prior to relocating to California. Purchasers are Mr and Mrs John Johnson of Atlantic, parents of Lyle Johnson of four miles north west of Griswold. Mr Boseck worked for the Ford agency.
A fragmented wartime reminiscence discusses how hatred shifted among nations from Great Britain to fascist powers, noting propaganda aims to unite people against common enemies. The passage mentions the term Wall Street and references to various countries amid a broad, jumbled narrative.
An encrypted OCR fragment from a local page mentions UST and an arms incident. Context is unclear and details are unreadable, with broken fragments suggesting a report involving weapons and a person named Fouxs. Further readable facts are not evident in the fragmented text.
Lafayette Louisiana 1960 LeBlanc Corporation markets Hadacol claiming relief from deficiencies and fatigue due to vitamins minerals and iron. Prices per bottle range around 1.36 to 3.60 with warnings about refund policies and trial uses for hospital sized doses.
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