17 Feb 1948
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1948
Page
1
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The author questions how long Marshal Stalin could rule Europe if he gains full control. He argues communism irritates free peoples, notes Russia’s past as a slave state, and warns that domination over Germany France or England could trigger a strong reaction. He also suggests Russia may be turning away from communism.
The piece extols Atlantic Iowa for rapid downtown improvements and modern stores that attract shoppers from up to forty miles. It notes a strong trade area, surrounding agriculture, and roles as an insurance and commercial traveler hub, while suggesting housing could draw more visiting salespeople.
The article notes Taft expressing satisfaction with a six state Midwest trip. It praises his courage and straight thinking, suggesting his campaigning appearances are improving his standing with agricultural voters, even as it doubts his nomination chances.
The Oklahoma senator faces criticism for commodity market speculation and insists further questioning by the congressional committee would insult the sovereign state. The piece argues that a public servant who sees inquiry as an insult has outgrown his office and should be replaced.
A reader argues that Brewers and distillers push whiskey and beer imports into the United States, using grain as food elsewhere. The writer favors an embargo on grain product imports from countries that receive U S aid and would halt alcohol production for export in those nations.
The piece argues Republicans benefit from a rise or fall in commodity prices in an election year. Voters hurt by declines may blame the administration, while beneficiaries credit Republican policies. The overall tone sees a favorable political scenario for Republicans regardless of exact market moves.
The Washington Merry-Go-Round reports General Bradley’s birthday party included only his office clerks, secretaries, and enlisted men, with General Eisenhower as the lone brass hat in attendance. The piece also traces J P Morgan connections shaping Tom McCabe’s move to the Federal Reserve Board and notes Vaughan’s no-show at a local speech.
A reminiscence covers Edward J. McCarthy of the Flower Telegraph Dealers and a critique of Florists Telegraphed Delivery, noting small East Side shops undercutting majors. The piece recalls war hero Col C M Willingham and a Rhine crossing feat, praising bold action that aided Allied advance.
A brief verse celebrating the joy of newborns with the phrases It's a boy and It's a girl as the happiest words fans hear. The poem notes doctors and nurses often use these words to comfort and delight anxious parents.
A local family welcomes a newborn son as the household joy grows. The announcement notes the new arrival and adds warm congratulations from relatives and neighbors.
U S Senator Gurney of South Dakota said he favors Harold E. Stassen for the Republican presidential nomination if Senator Vandenberg is unavailable. Gurney had previously endorsed Stassen after Vandenberg urged leaders not to present his name.
El Imparcial reports President Truman will face a Puerto Rican Youth Congress picket line on his Caribbean trip. Delegations from across the island are invited to a University of Puerto Rico committee meeting as part of the protest planning. The White House confirms stops in Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Cuba. A separate item notes Carroll Sheriff says fingerprints on a beer bottle linked Donald D. Carpenter to a Sunday oil station robbery of 71 dollars.
Officials advise walkers to wear white or light clothing when traveling after dark to improve visibility. The guidance emphasizes safety for pedestrians on rural and highway routes and encourages using reflective gear and sidewalks where available.
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