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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1950
Page
1
The U S should recognize the communist led government in China and shift away from Nationalist rule. Recognition would help keep China independent of Moscow and allow the U S to oppose Soviet influence there. The Nationalists failed to satisfy the people and deserve no bolstering.
The piece argues that calls for U. S. military action risk a broader war with Russia and distant operations. It cautions Republicans to avoid partisan noise, noting that Formosa policy should rest on real grounds. It urges restraint from political posturing.
The president urged many controls beyond existing ones including bank credit controls tied to the federal deposit insurance plan. Federal aid, the text argues, is followed by federal control, a pattern visible across fields, and merits caution for those accepting federal largess.
Poem reflects on aging generation fearing decline while younger people pursue ambitious goals. It contrasts old worries about the world ending with a hopeful view that the coming generation will safeguard values and not let the world go to pot.
Anita One day recently Mr and Mrs Carsten Henneberg of north of town had all their children and their families at home Ronald Roots from Omaha Cecil Showers family from Cedar Falls and Roscoe Smith family from Brayton were present.
A safety warning advises pedestrians to walk facing traffic on open highways to improve visibility of approaching vehicles and reduce collision risk for walkers.
A collage of short items notes K. S. Adams on Business Week cover and Phillips Oil president, a near collision after two jackrabbits dart across to cause a ditch rollover, fur cap chatter about winter openings, Pioneer Bid Workman, Norm Holmes on storms, Ed Paul’s hunting misfire with rifle shells, plus a birthday greeting from the H. A. Miller family of Anita and a Amaryllis bulb query.
Publication information for Atlantic Views Telegraph with editor F D Simpson lists contact numbers, postal licensing, and association memberships. Rates are given for carrier and mail subscriptions across Iowa Cass counties and U S locations with various term options and prices.
Senator Taft warned Republicans they will likely fail to recapture Congress in November as the social state issue remains unsettled until 1942. Lodge urged a renewed GOP aims statement to boost fundraising, while Millikin warned against pandering to big donors. Morse and Hickenlooper declined to join drafting committees.
Malone's sourced bulbs from a Dutch dealer and distributed them citywide. Red flame blooms, five inches across, with stems up to four. At the Ralph Finkbine home a wreath with a red bow caused confusion when neighbors mistook it for a crape after the Rose Bowl. Lou Heath received 15 cents for a pencil once swapped years ago, offered as amends.
Two men died in Iowa coal mine accidents in 1949 marking the lowest annual total in the state's 69 year industry history. Bert White 61 of Hamilton killed February 8 at the Liter mine in Marion county. Max E Gerard 34 killed October 10 at the Patik mine in Mahaska county. White crushed between a coal car and a prop. Gerard crushed between a mechanical shovel and a pit side. Both men were married. Previously 1902 saw 55 deaths including an explosion near Oskaloosa.
A special city election will be held January 12 to vote on a newly passed ordinance creating a park commission. The measure follows a recent donation of land to the city for park use.
A compact survey argues that nineteenth century figures give way to modern powerhouses like Churchill Roosevelt and Marxist influence. It traces how Marxism reshaped politics, religion, and society from Bolshevik Russia to global politics under Stalin and Mussolini, with the Roman Catholic Church foregrounded in the debate.
Juries picked at Avoca include a panel for the term beginning January 11 with names such as Jack Allen Emil Bremer Dean Berry and Gladys Eveler among others listed across Avoca Carson and Oakland. Petit jurors were also drawn Tuesday with a lengthy roster including Mabel Davis Recca Det Shelly Evans and Olivie Fisher.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and places such as Avoca, Walnasy, Gladys Petersen, Ernest Liemadan, Arthur Schmidt, and Orville Tou with scattered remarks about a movie, a diner, and a warning about drinking while driving. No clear event or outcome is stated.
Readable lines list three street areas with contact phones for East Side West Side and Highland Addn. Each entry shows a street cluster and a five or six digit alphanumeric phone code. The fragment suggests a residential or directory listing.
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