13 Dec 1948
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1948
Page
1
Notice to Atlantic subscribers about evening delivery option call-in before 7 o'clock. Includes subscription rates for carrier and mail, both within Atlantic and Iowa, with advance plans and address changes procedures.
A Washington observer praises Paul G. Hoffman and the Economic Cooperation Administration for rebuilding postwar Europe. The report cites higher bread and fat rations, fertilizer growth, power and steel gains, and rail improvements under the Marshall plan. It argues cooperation contrasts with communism and notes participating nations include Austria Belgium Denmark France Greece Iceland Ireland Luxembourg Netherlands Norway Portugal Sweden Switzerland Turkey and the United Kingdom.
The piece argues politicians place party above country, citing the early spy investigation as a partisan maneuver to embarrass the administration. It laments party politics in democracy while urging leaders to prioritize country over party regardless of crises. It notes a recent fatal highway crash near Atlantic and questions how Europe may rebuild amid new bomb threats.
A censored Navy public speaking handbook reveals strict rules to avoid controversy and Russia references. The document contrasts fierce aviation growth with air force constraints while prompting Truman era political backdrops and Rankin folklore after a pumpkin microfilm discovery.
A nostalgic verse voice imagines Santa, horns, and drums as a child sits on a grandparent’s knee. The speaker cherishes tenderness, wishes for a youngster’s smile, and reflects on family love during the Christmas season.
Arthur Hale and Frank Markey plan a Mexico City driving tour with Driscoll and Bishop Alon. the entry contrasts Hale’s calm driving with the author’s speed, praises the bishop’s humility, and notes New York divorce publicity as a staged, sordid scheme that exploits legislation and fake witnesses.
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