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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1952
Page
2
The waterfront investigation exposes gangland control of labor in New York. Gangsters use murder and strong arm tactics to dominate workers and employers, with law enforcement and politics compromised by gang ties. Reform must replace corrupt officials to break the ring.
The United States cautions NATO partners for possible complacency as they propose reduced defense spending. The writer notes Europe’s long history of diplomacy and militarism and suggests Western nations may see economic risks and defense needs differently, urging patience before labeling complacency.
The upcoming bowl games close the 1952 football season amid calls to de-emphasize the sport and return to amateur ideals. Promotions, crowds, and player expenses spark debate while Shrine games fund charity. The holiday period brings tragedy with two local young deaths and another serious injury, heightening caution on the highways.
The U S Office of Education says 325000 new public school classrooms are needed but funding through usual channels will cover only about 58 million dollars of the 10 million total cost by Sept 1. States and districts could raise around 5.8 million through normal revenues, far short of requirements.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph outlines subscription rates and mailing options. Details include carrier rates in Atlantic and Cass County, mail rates by region, and international and Canada options. The notice lists editor contact and publication specifics.
The column argues Ike will not rush tax slashes. It outlines modest relief on corporate taxes, slight cuts for individuals, and possible excise reductions totaling up to four billion dollars. It also notes military waste as a major balance issue and cites Guam governor Skinner’s resignation after Navy pressure.
London reports the world’s first crescent wing bomber with four jet engines flew Saturday at Boscombe. The Royal Air Force ordered the aircraft named Handley Page into quantity for Bomber Command. Duncan Sandys praised the jet and said it completes RAF jet bomber plans.
Home for the holidays are Milton Peterson of the University of Omaha Rodney Sorensen and Junior Sorensen of the University of Iowa Phyllis Petersen of Union College Lincoln Nebraska Howard Sorensen of Iowa State College and Glen Jensen of Iowa State Teachers College all returning to Elk Horn.
Britain's film industry lists Bob Hope and nine other Hollywood stars as the top international box office attractions for 1952. The ranking highlights the appeal of American stars in postwar cinema markets.
Edgar A. Guest quatrains reflect on strength and frailty with a New Year plea for daily endurance. The piece contrasts forward look with the need for inner resolve amid tyranny and limited hope for better times. A separate item notes a youth fellowship caroling party at the Methodist church followed by refreshments at the George Ebert home. Heat prostration deaths among men exceed those of women.
An essay credits the United States with superior productive capacity over sheer population. It argues scientific management fueled wartime output, citing Frederick Mills and the role of industrial efficiency in raising living standards.
The article notes that leaders including George M. Humphrey Roger M. Kyes and Robert Ten Broeck Stevens come from a scientific management background and share C. E. Wilson's perspective on national defense. It argues production emphasis is essential for national security and government efficiency.
General MacArthur's aide released a statement saying Truman's remark that MacArthur wanted an all out war in the Far East is inaccurate and misleading. The White House declined further comment while the dispute over the ouster persists amid year end interviews.
Sen Fulbright doubts a Churchill Stalin Eisenhower summit would yield progress as Russia aims to bleed and divide the West Yet he cautions against refusing to meet The idea of a personal conference followed a Stalin message to the New York Times on Christmas Eve Fulbright a Senate Foreign Relations Committee Democrat spoke after returning from Europe Oklahoma is noted as the windiest state in the U S with a reminder about not driving after drinking
President elect Eisenhower designates Kansas as the lead state in the January 20 inaugural parade with California following, while the rest of the states and territories march by order of joining the Union. Parade theme is Crusade in America and each state is expected to send a float.
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