16 Dec 1947
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1947
Page
1
The community reflects on the return of John Hemsted’s remains for burial in Atlantic on Thursday. The piece argues that while past views opposed repatriation, the reburial highlights war’s true cost and challenges citizens to pursue lasting peace by honoring the sacrifice and completing the unfinished work for a better world.
The piece argues that Russia faces inflation and economic instability like other nations, despite censorship. It questions the claim of Russia's superior economy and wonders if disclosed troubles will dampen communist fervor abroad.
The speaker argues that voluntary price controls serve only to shield parties from political repercussions while failing to curb inflation. He asserts that if the people were ready for price control they would accept compulsory measures, indicating voluntary schemes cannot work.
The notice repeats CAREs address for sending food to Europe and urges gifts for Christmas. It directs funds to 50 Broad St New York NY with ten dollars enough to send a package, while smaller donations help.
Washington column about Ambassador Butler in Canberra describes his dull posting, clashes with Gen. Sebree and Capt. Thompkins over a plane and a salute, and his missteps in courting Australian society. It notes his push to dedicate a flagpole, and end with a jab at Ed Flynn’s failed ambassadorship.
A humorous column recounts receiving a black cocker puppy named Pella Jones from Easton Pennsylvania and notes New York cab top lights that show Empty or Taken. The writer also describes a radio quiz misquote episode and laments unsubmitted writing by Mickey Harrell of Oklahoma City.
Edgar A Guest elevates keeping home to a valued labor of mothers and fathers. The poem praises patient effort, skill, and communal care as essential to a warm, safe home, while noting housework as a recognized trade done by strong, trusted hearts. Also a brief ad urges a blue and white gingham bread wrapper and a roadside reminder to drive safely and avoid speeding.
The piece notes John L Lewis acting solo as a strict leader unable to share authority, widening divisions among AFofL CIO independent and non union groups. It also reviews a fractured London conference and Russia potentially accelerating work with the Big Four amid fears of U.S. financial collapse.
A local beat officer, Mike Regan, takes a health-related leave to visit friends in New Orleans after 21 years on the force. He is a trusted, disciplined public servant who has avoided misconduct and has remained sober for 16 years. The writer notes his long service and fondly wishes him well.
Iowa State College extension livestock specialist Rex Beresford told Webster City livestock men that feed is being consumed too rapidly and profits depend on watching weight gain costs. He noted many have bought more feeders than they can finish. Professors Culbertson and Carton advised saving corn by using pasture when available and other cost-saving methods.
Instructions emphasize feeding corn as part of a balanced ration while avoiding heavy hogs, ensuring pigs are healthy, and checking feeders for leaks to prevent waste and spoilage.
The Bethany Ladies Aid held a bake and coffee sale Saturday at the Juel Electric store. The event featured edibles and a quilt made by the Daughters of Bethany, a younger Aid group, as part of the fundraiser.
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