06 Feb 1952
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1952
Page
1
The Boy Scouts of America mark 42 years since 1910 with 19 million active members and 5 million Scouts and leaders in 52 nations. Emphasis on character building and oath as a path to a better nation. The oath centers on duty to God and country, helping others, and self discipline.
The attorney general heads a broad federal agency with duties from issuing opinions to the president to supervising federal penal institutions and alien admissions. An impending investigation could be biased toward whitewashing, exposing failures to act rather than misdeeds. The scope and difficulty of uncovering omissions make the probe likely to favor the former.
The piece argues two options for the US and allies in the Cold War, urging action over drift as Russia tightens hold. It then contrasts Hollywood depictions of Cleopatra with the historical queen, noting she was an intelligent, capable ruler who married her brothers and died at a ripe age, far from a glamorized siren.
The Atlantic Nowa Telegraph lists publication evenings except Sunday with editor D Simpson and a business office line. Subscription rates cover carriers and mail options across Cass County, Iowa, and broader regions including U.S. and Canada with varied yearly and short-term terms.
Drew Pearson surveys Voice of America plans to broadcast to U S schoolchildren behind the Iron Curtain to counter Soviet propaganda and foster peace. He notes McCarthy’s advertising boycott threats and a grand jury probe into Senate aide Albert Grorud over an alleged $500,000 shakedown attempt tied to a big Ute Indian legal fee. Wilkinson, BYU president, reported to have faced pressure from Grorud for campaign funds.
A verse dialog among car parts urges prudence on roads. The throttle and brake blame each other for driving risks while the wheel calls for lower speed and careful conduct. The poem praises foot traffic safety and warns of careless riders who endanger lives.
A concise verse from Edgar A. Guest dated 1952 urging prudent behavior on roads. The poet links cautious driving to safety for all travelers, implying collective benefit from wise conduct behind the wheel.
Des Moines reports Paul K. Smith, 47, of Hoone, seeking the Republican nomination for secretary of agriculture. He joins Clyde Spry and Harry Thompson of Muscatine in the June 2 primary, aiming to win the party’s nod for the position.
Hobart serves as the capital and largest city of Tasmania. It is the island state’s administrative center and a key urban hub near the Derwent River with historical roots dating to the early 19th century.
George Sokolsky argues that academic freedom is a two way street. He cites California and US history to claim professors must not undermine America. The piece weighs loyalty oaths, trustees rights, and the need to balance free inquiry with societal duty.
Salisbury Maryland report says William Shores and his wife had the name chosen before their first child’s birth and finally named their son after an event or moment that let them decide. The article notes the couple had long awaited this moment to name their baby.
Mrs Shores gave birth to William Shores Jr after twenty six years and six daughters, describing a long line of gifts and a family story culminating in the newborn boy.
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