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31 Dec 1949
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1949
Page
1
A fragmented note mentions a Li dei act age ins with unclear context. Key names or institutions are not fully readable, leaving the precise event unspecified.
The text contemplates the 20th century, contrasting past devastations with the possibility of peace. It notes cycles of war and reform, the impact of hopeful ideas though opposed by others, and the risk that fear of conflict overshadows progress. The author reflects on whether humanity can choose lasting peace amid turmoil.
The column argues for physician mercy in end of life cases, praising Dr Hermann Sander for injecting air to end a cancer patient’s suffering. It questions abortion and euthanasia debates, urging quicker relief for those in agony and suggesting the doctor deserves commendation.
The J. Parnel Thomas scandal spurs two measures to cut legislative costs and force lawmakers to focus on service. One would publish U S Senate expenses and salaries of office staff. the other would require disclosure of outside income by congressmen and senators. The changes aim to restore public trust as national leaders dedicate full-time service.
The column recalls odd observations and small mishaps in everyday life. A child suspects Santa’s change in appearance while stories of letters misrouted and gifts gone awry unfold with light humor and local anecdotes.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a portion of Edgar A. Guest poem Just Folks. The readable lines hint at everyday characters and humor typical of the author. No publication context or complete stanza is present.
A dated verse humorously contrasts a father’s lively New Year’s Eve antics with the narrator’s worries. It mocks the father’s loud celebrating, glasses clinking, and playful conduct, while noting the coming morning headaches and the family’s mixed feelings. The poem is credited to Edgar A. Guest, 1944.
Davenport, Iowa reports that 5 year old Ralph Shibles son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Shibles was killed when struck by a car in front of his home. Driver Gustave Myhran 55 of Davenport said the boy ran into the roadway and he honked while traveling about 20 miles per hour.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists edition schedule and pricing including daily evenings except Sunday. It provides various subscription rates by region and duration for Cass and adjoining counties, elsewhere in Iowa, the U S and Canada, with postage and delivery terms.
The forecast outlines lower business volume, reduced retail activity, and wider job tensions in 1950. It expects cuts in inventories, a drop in farm income, and a gentle decline in consumer prices while noting ongoing government subsidies and tax changes. It warns of possible war fears with Russia and a gradual shift in real estate, with suburban growth easing but urban construction staying muted.
John L. Lewis signed contracts with independent mines yet reportedly closed Cove Fork and Elkhorn mines in Kentucky when operators resisted terms. Affidavits describe meetings to sign a blank contract with wage and welfare increases, plus control of production, and no copy of proposals was shown to operators. The small operators refused and faced complete closures.
The piece discusses devaluation drying up dollars and the source of dollars, noting British hopes tied to devaluation. It contrasts government efforts to crack the American market with a lack of initiative among British businessmen, reflecting postwar economic tensions.
A 1919 King Features Syndicate column reflects on liberty and opportunity in America. It notes personal freedoms, risks to maintain liberties, and the balance between prosperity and rising costs, urging readers to use their rights to shape government and their future.
The 1950 outlook predicts smaller demand for large commercial farms but steadier prices for small sustenance farms near communities. Industrial and private construction may fall slightly, with public building rising. Rents rise, mortgage rates hold, and stockpiles stay stable amid ongoing military prep.
At Tucker Prison Farm Arkansas, four inmates armed with pistols and a riot gun overpowered guards, killing one trusted guard Bill Bohannon after Williams James Perry 24 Pine Bluff led the breakout. Bloodhounds joined the search as state police issued a statewide alert and others remained contained.
Chiang Kai-shek in a New Year broadcast vowed to battle Chinese communists to the end. He asserted he would never stop fighting while any Soviet influence or occupation remained and urged perseverance despite military setbacks.
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