Atlantic News-Telegraph masthead and affiliations
The Atlantic News-Telegraph, published each evening except Sunday, is edited by F. D. Simpson. The paper operates under the News-Telegraph Publishing Corporation with office and editor contact numbers. It is entered at the Atlantic Iowa post office as second class matter and holds memberships in state and national press associations.
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Editorial Briefs From Atlantic Seaboard Headlines
A collage of reflections on politics and technology. Critics doubt the Hoover Commission's economy agenda, Truman's bold inauguration, and the peacetime budget, while weather, global tensions, and land prices anchor daily concerns. A Utah tale predicts the end of the wild west and a Washington note mocks belittlement as a social vice.
Change Emphasis in MVA Project
Three Democratic senators led by Gillette of Iowa redraw the Missouri Valley Authority bill renaming the directing agency Missouri Valley Administration. The plan keeps dam construction with Army Engineers and existing agencies, with Truman voicing support for the program.
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Downey and Real Estate Lobby Push Propaganda Tactics
In a polarized postwar scene Senator Sheridan Downey lobbies California newcomers to repeal the 160 acre water right limit, courting Fresno's Cecil White and San Diego's Clinton McKinnon. A Louden-like debate over real estate influence surfaces amid consent for editor outreach and public columns.
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It Is Long After Christmas Yet I Keep Cards
Poet Edgar A Guest writes about a man who treasures greeting cards from friends but leaves them out, blaming persistent dust and the women who clean, insisting the cards are precious mementos even as housekeeping suffers.
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Decreasing Payroll Rate Noted In 1948 Survey
Iowa bureau of labor reports December employment up from November but down 3.8 percent from December 1947. Nationwide payroll rose 2.7 percent from November and five percent from a year earlier in a survey of 392 firms. Employment rolls totaled 101 557 with payrolls at 5 220 052.
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Diary of Captain Blood’s European Tour Returns Home
The captain’s nephew Bernard travels through England France Spain Holland Belgium and Ireland on a business and pleasure trip. He notes high food prices in London mixed feelings about Spaniards in Spain, restored Dutch railways, war wreckage cleared in Rotterdam and a renewed American tourism impact. He praises the America liner for comfort and service and cites a Scottish traveler’s stomach limits.
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Dewey Still at the Party Helm
Washington republicans debated Thomas Dewey’s plans as he prepares two Lincoln day banquets one in Washington in February and another in New York on February 12. The appearances position him against President Truman at the Jefferson Jackson day dinner on February 24, stirring talk of a future contender.
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