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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1952
Page
1
The piece argues Christmas music should emphasize the religious essence, with Easter and Christmas hymns shaping the atmosphere. It warns that joyful jingles are fine but cannot match the heartful impact of revered hymns in retelling The Christ story and renewing the holiday’s sacred meaning.
An opinion asserts President Truman is small minded vindictive and unsuited for office. The piece claims he seeks a late air to attack enemies and lacks fortitude to accept criticism, painting him as a ward politician out of place in the White House.
The item lists the Atlantic News-Telegraph publication office details, editors, and mailing rates for subscriptions by carrier and mail. It includes local Iowa rates, surrounding counties, broader Iowa, U.S. outside Iowa, and Canada, with monthly and yearly options.
The piece details how Senator Robert Taft maneuvered to regain the Senate majority leadership influence. Taft convinced Senator Frank Carlson to back him, while Bridges resisted giving up key posts. Eisenhower aides and several early backers were not consulted, revealing intra party tensions as Taft sought unity without broad revolt.
Reha Brothers hog buyers bought 103 head of choice quality Hampshire hogs on Thursday from Howard Borth south of Anita for shipment to the west coast.
Bert Gittins of Milwaukee traveled here with his mother Mrs Beatrice Gittins on Friday and returned Sunday. Mrs Gittins will stay at her son's home for Christmas.
A critical look at the Lattimore testimony before the McCarran Committee and the Institute of Pacific Relations. The piece cites the 817 page record, the IPR’s aim to influence Far Eastern policy, and the dramatic files from Carter’s Lee Massachusetts barn as revealing the scope of the China policy debate.
In Buffalo the legality of the Taft-Hartley anti strike injunction faces its first direct challenge. Judge John Knight weighs a request to make permanent the 90 day cooling off order against the CIO United Steelworkers at the Dunkirk plant of the American Locomotive Company. The 1500 workers ended a 107 day strike and returned to work as the dispute proceeds.
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