22 Feb 1952
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1952
Page
1
The text argues that John Foster Dulles called for political warfare against communism as a cost effective alternative to military containment. It suggests internal resistance could weaken the communist bloc without costly war, reducing the need for a continuous Western military line.
A muddled note argues for cutting costs with an initial target of about seven million. It claims small savings accumulate to large totals if more fiscal pressure is applied, noting waste and inefficiency in government spending. It emphasizes frugality but contains unclear phrasing and speculative expectations.
A call for tougher penalties to deter rackets and gangsters. Officials argue that only strong legal punishment can convict gang leaders and extend protection to the public.
In a distressed appeal the local March of Dimes unit reports heavy debt to the national organization and needs over $40,000. The drive aims to secure support from donors and local businesses to neutralize the shortfall and continue polio prevention efforts.
A 1968 Edgar A. Guest piece critiques wartime diplomacy and homefront strain. It questions U S neutrality aims in Korea, mocks Soviet baiting, and suggests Kremlin gains rely on population and territory rather than human progress. The quoted lines imply doubt about policy and leadership.
A fragment notes discussions with officials in Council Bluffs about the post office and federal building project. It references assurances given by a chair and mentions federal involvement, signaling potential civic planning or funding steps.
A scrambled text shows prices like 4805 and 68.95 with months and yearly mail rates. Mentions Canada and a 1 year rate of 12 dollars. The fragmentary source lacks clear events or named entities.
An itinerant Los Angeles newsman recalls Washington's birthday and the Declaration of Independence while detailing political tensions in California. The piece discusses Kefauver Truman dynamics, campaign debts, and the competing presidential setups influencing Los Angeles and state politics.
A fragmented OCR passage surveys the Roman Republic’s lifespan and transformation into an empire. It notes Rome’s rise from a small Seven Hills town to global dominance, Caesar’s role, and questions whether enemies could undo the republic before it became an empire.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate consideration of critical needs and relocation of the Coun oe Pate post office to rented space while federal offices remain in separate buildings. The text implies planning steps at Council Bluffs without full details.
The market sees prices at 62.40 to 83 a ton. Barring a late shift in stance, the deal could derail the entire stabilization program.
Fragmentary item notes a public notice style reference. Names and places are unreadable. The readable text hints at a discussion or proclamation but lacks clear facts or outcomes.
A garbled OCR fragment presents odd quotes and phrases about erance growth enemies and religious figures. Names and context are unclear, with scattered references to Archbishop of Cologne and God, leaving little coherent meaning or events.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Inalor and a memorial or murder related term with unclear names. The readable content implies a historical or ceremonial record but lacks definite persons, places, or actions to confirm a specific event.
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