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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1947

Page

1

Atlantic City Investments Boost City Streets and Air Field

Atlantic receives a 9000 check from the tax fund for street repairs and a 12000 grant for municipal air field improvements. The funds will advance building maintenance, modern storefronts on Chestnut and Walnut streets, and expansion of residences and new businesses as Atlantic moves forward as a leading small city in Iowa.

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TV World Cries for Help Across Many Relief Drives

A column urges citizen charity for cancer and polio drives, Greek relief, CARE contributions, and European rehabilitation after war. It cites Cass county chair Chris Yeanes and notes churches funding rebuilding and aid, with calls to support starving people worldwide.

Cass County Chris Yeanes Broad Street New York N. Y Ama United States

President Called for Tax Cuts to Cut Debt

The piece argues for set tax cuts paired with budget plans to save income for debt reduction. It notes Congress faces friction in trimming the budget while handling a surplus and paying for wartime costs. The president favors a plan to raise revenue and curb debt, but concedes it may be unpopular.

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United Nations Pursues Global Arms Reduction Plan

The Security Council, under General Assembly orders, will develop a framework to cut armaments among UN members. Experts warn the task is fraught with difficulties as nations differ on controls including atomic energy and the bomb. Past attempts have bred suspicion, but the goal remains essential for peace.

Scurity Council The U.N General Assembly United Nations Bric United States Atomic Energy Control Aris Thal Om Bienn Wes

Gen Marshall’s Foresight and Modern Military Challenges

A reflective piece questions General George Marshall’s 1941 forecast and examines the peril of many military leaders in top roles amid an atomic era. It discusses Marshall’s record in choosing capable aides, past critiques by lawmakers, and the evolving balance between military and civilian functions in government.

Drew Peareen Marshall USA USER Washington Jimmie George Serine Heer Permade Allistek English Channel Stalin Balkans George Marshall Gen. Marshall Ussr Russia Secretars &F Rkte Belgium Panama Veterans Administration Labor Department Albert Engel Minho Marshall Sai

OWA QUIZ on Iowa lakes and their counties

A quiz lists seven lakes and asks to match them with counties. Lakes include Clear Lake Okobolts Silver Twin Lakes Lake MacBride with options Dickinson Johnson Calhoun Delaware Cerro Gordo. Correct pairs shown: 1 with Cerro Gordo, 2 with Johnson, 3 with Delaware, 4 with Calhoun, 5 with Johnson. Rating explains performance.

Clear Lake Okobolt Lakes Silver Lake Twinigtars Lake Lake MacBride A. Dickinson B. Johnson Calhoun D. Delaware Cerro Gordo

Furlough Rates End For Military Transit Fares

The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled today to cancel the reduced railroad and bus furlough fares for military personnel. The action follows a petition by eastern railroads seeking permission to end the reduced rates effective January 30. The decision affects carriers that voluntarily lowered fares during wartime.

Washington Interstate Commerce .Commission Go Moat Eastern Railvoniia

Iowa teachers threaten quiet strike, rights funding urged

C Martin, executive secretary of the Iowa State Education Association, said a quiet, ongoing teachers strike has lasted five years. He listed three needs: adequate salaries and facilities, plus state support rising from 8.5 million to 25 million annually.

C. Martin Towa State Education Ssappiatto Iowa Martin

What is coming

A fragmentary line hints at anticipation of future events. The readable text suggests a query about forthcoming items or outcomes without specific names, dates, or places. The brief reference evokes curiosity about upcoming developments.

Digest Gathers Praise for Senate Leader Vandenberg

Washington observers in the January Digest commend Senator Arthur Vandenberg for effective leadership as president pro tempore of the Senate. The Michigan former newspaper publisher is called a good man delivering steadiness during the current political scene.

Arthur Vandenberg Senate Michigan

Kansas Magazine Preview Hints at 104 Page Fall Issue

Reader letters praise a forthcoming book by Allen White while a 104 page Kansas Magazine issue promises heavy slick production. The piece mentions Wilbon Allen White and a chapter about his life and military role amid ongoing publication plans.

Femor Abut Wilbon Allen White

Fragmented Local Notice About Unclear Transit Event

A damaged OCR fragment mentions a transit related matter with partial reads showing names and places but lacks clear actions or dates to determine specifics.

Unclear fragmentary sports note with garbled text

Fragmentary OCR text shows a sports brief about a race, mentioning losers and rivals and implying victory or effort. The readable parts are inconsistent and don’t provide a coherent event, participants, or outcome for a complete summary.

Lookin Avoteth Wads and Fortemeuth Ties

Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled summary of events with names and places unclear. It mentions Fortemeuth and a hospital. No coherent actions or outcomes are visible.

Betty Van Aernam Family Attends Graduation Exercises

Adair native Betty Van Aernam daughter of Mr and Mrs Aline Van Aernam attended graduation exercises with her Hobart Van Aernam and sister in law Miss Betty. The text notes their presence at the event and lists family connections in a formal style.

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