08 Feb 1950
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1950
Page
1
The article critiques GOP campaign plans citing vague tax cut proposals and insufficient detail on expense reductions. It notes the need for specific fiscal cuts tied to forceful messaging against socialism while acknowledging support for anti social trends and subsidy stances amid voter concerns.
The passage warns that John L. Lewis and his miners threaten to defy the law if the president uses the Taft Hartley act to compel a return to work. It portrays defiance of the law as revolutionary and intolerable, urging adherence to legal rules to prevent government collapse.
The Roosevelt brothers, Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr in New York and Jimmy Roosevelt in California, pursue high offices using their father’s name. Each has a political past marked by frequent absence from Congress for the elder’s political shadow and the family’s ambition for the White House.
Critics denounce waste in veterans education noting chief losses stem from institutions created to skim government funds. They charge these schools lack standing, charge high tuition, and exploit service men as government payments cover fees with few questions. The call is to halt such practices.
The Chamber of Commerce plans a major yearly push to recruit members. With a successful year behind it, it aims to attract every business and professional, arguing that Atlantic’s improvement boosts business for all and that growth strengthens the Chamber’s work for the community.
Publication details list evening schedule, editor, office phones, and service rates. Subscription costs vary by method, region, and duration, including local carrier and mail options across Iowa Cass county and U.S. addresses.
Washington reports Hoover told the Senate appropriations committee that subversive activity in the United States is at an all time high. He cited infiltrations into telegraph, telephone, and electrical equipment sectors and noted no spy ring within the government. The testimony covered the Hiss case and Bentley disclosures, with details on crime statistics and Los Alamos work.
The poem reflects on how portraiture shapes the sitter’s image through others. A painter notes no man looks natural until dead and different people insist on different likenesses. The verse suggests the sitter becomes what others perceive, shaped by many hearts and minds.
Iowa State College students find a new distraction in the Memorial Union where a large mobile television unit is set up. The receiver features a 24 by 18 inch screen drawing idle hours into the Union as a gathering point.
Audubon duane Olesen son of Mr and Mrs Jens N Olesen near Audubon wins junior representative post in the student branch of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers at Iowa State College Ames.
A 1960 King Features Syndicate column warns that a massive $50 billion bribe to the Russians is pointless and dangerous. The piece argues for stronger defense instead of moralizing about weapons, condemns Marxism and calls for robust air power radar and navy, while criticizing U.S. policy and figures like McMahon.
Northern Illinois State Teachers college at DeKalb will shut down tonight with three other state colleges and remain closed until Feb. 27 or coal supplies return. Governor Stevenson and state education director Noble J. Puffer announced the order affecting about 7,200 students due to low coal reserves despite conservation efforts. Classes end after Friday at Eastern Illinois State College.
In Charleston Illinois and Macomb campuses, Normal University and Western Illinois State College will continue basketball schedules but fans must endure home games in unheated gymnasiums as part of an emergency measure.
Audubon Rasmussen daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Rasmussen performed as a vocalist on a student recital at Iowa State Teachers College in Cedar Falls Friday.
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