22 Feb 1946
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1946
Page
1
Atlantic News Telegraph informs subscribers they may arrange evening delivery by calling 1367-1 before 7 o clock. It clarifies this is not the paper’s number and asks subscribers to notify the office instead of the carrier for address changes discontinuations or other delivery notices.
The passage argues that biases toward foreigners and national self interest fuel wars. It calls Americans to renounce superiority, accept other nations as equals, and share resources, recognizing that peace starts with individuals who abandon exclusive nationalism.
A commentary argues the United States retains atomic weapons and safeguards their manufacture, warning that such secrecy may destabilize global peace. It envisions Russia acquiring a secret and notes the risk of an arms race leading to renewed war and civilization collapse amid inflation pressure.
A column alleges George Allen as RFC director benefited from his Home Insurance vice presidency amid Pendergast bribery schemes. It claims tax and anti trust actions favored by lobbyists shielded insurers, while Harry Truman fired facilitator Maurice Milligan and more.
Charence Thompson and C I E Thompson as trustees under J H Thompson seek to quiet title against Alice Berneice Thompson. Mortgage history includes Gerald Thompson’s $8000 loan, foreclosure, bank assignment, and 1940 deed to the defendant. The suit asserts rights limited to those in the will and seeks quiet title for the trustees.
The article records Rep Charlie Halleck’s keynote speech in St Louis criticizing New Deal radicalism, discusses Capital Transit’s 1945 lost and found items, critiques Roosevelt’s Yalta disclosures, reviews the film Lost Weekend with Milland, and notes the UAW chief Thomas declaring no party line but labor-friendly candida tes, signaling evolving labor alignments.
The piece argues elections stir tension for Republicans. It notes President Truman will skip a Florida vacation due to urgent matters, disappointing several young press members hoping for a winter getaway. Churchill plans to visit Washington, as Truman stays away from Florida.
A comic verse recounts the tale of George Washington and the cherry tree. The speaker reflects on honesty and a father figure teaching restraint, contrasting Yard Child with the legendary George Washington.
The Adair commercial club held its annual dinner Monday at city hall with Civic League women serving. Entertainment featured the high school bands directed by Albion Huster and the glee clubs led by Mrs Beatrice Heckman. Officers for the coming year include Earl 8 Correll as president and Earl V Connor as secretary, with a board of M. M. Garnes, A. O. Ludwig, Darwyn Beer, Harold Thomas, and Jeff Pittman.
Des Moines Representative Karl E Mundt is slated to speak on water pollution control at the annual Elk Feed hosted by the Des Moines chapter of the Isaak Walton League. He backs a national water pollution control bill.
A column reflecting on George Washingtons Farewell Address and contrasts with modern political rhetoric. The writer recalls public readings, praises Shriners fundraising at the hospital for crippled children in Philadelphia, notes charitable work by W Freeland Kendrick and Shrine volunteers, and promises more on the children and friends.
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