21 Jan 1946
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1946
Page
1
Atlantic News-Telegraph service notice informs readers on evening delivery options and how to report missed papers or request address changes. Calls are advised before 7 oclock to telephone numbers for service adjustments and notices to the office rather than the carrier.
Henry Ford Jr urges better human relations within industry to cut costs and boost progress. He says management must test initiative, unions should accept responsibility, and both sides aim to produce more and cheaper goods for the public, who remains the boss.
W T Piper, Piper Aircraft founder, said aviation growth makes airfields essential. He praised Atlantic’s field as a bargain for the town and noted growing demand from manufacturers and communities.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph urges readers to send donations for relief in war torn Europe through the Friends Society. Ernest Willman has pledged to donate the first $100 and this paper will add another to boost the drive as local churches contribute while readers are invited to contribute.
The piece argues Americans demand reasons for government actions even in war and that soldiers overseas seek understandable explanations when demobilization slows. It emphasizes that civilians and servicemen alike resist blindly accepting policies without clear justification.
The Pearl Harbor committee reviews how U S munitions makers and the Chance Vought firm aided Japan before Dec 7 1941. A translated Japanese report cites V-143 fighter interest and price talks, while lobbying and export controls are examined for their role in the war build up.
A poem recounts an eclipse with a playful comparison to a baboon. Scholars with graphs map the event while pondering humanity's still-mysterious orbit.
A brief, reflective line questions when or where his shadow will fall on other lives. The excerpt suggests themes of influence and reach beyond the self, in a concise poetic meditation.
Two Civil Aeronautics Board examiners prepared to hear testimony on American Airlines bid to acquire a controlling interest in Mid-Continent Airlines by exchanging four Mid-Continent shares for one American share. The action aims to obtain majority ownership of Mid-Continent's common stock.
The writer discusses possible District of Columbia sales taxes to raise revenue and praises General Eisenhower as a potential UN secretary general. He comments on a London conference bar for delegates, Magna Carta ceremonies at the Library of Congress, and memories of Lincoln Cathedral during a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jeck.
A stroll through Greenwich Village reveals aging ship model builders restoring a lost craft. They craft miniature parts for rigging and ships like the Nancy Todd, while discussions touch on rockets and a possible moon voyage with US backing and practical science gains.
London Jan 21 AP A UN political and security committee approves creation of a special commission to devise patrols for atomic energy. Senator Tom Connally says the body can only make recommendations and cannot compel any country to reveal or surrender atomic secrets.
President Truman in his state of the union and budget message urges Congress to keep food subsidies to curb inflation and avert an eight percent rise in the cost of living for food. He notes subsidies cost about 7.5 billion annually and seeks about 3.49 billion for subsidies and related programs in the coming fiscal year.
The note explains that all members of the cat family do not have vertical slit pupils. It states that lions and other large cats possess round pupils, while some smaller cats may show different pupil shapes.
A passage notes diners preferring simple fare as wartime scarcity fades. It recalls old menu wording, contrasting pretentious dish names with honest items like roast beef, lamb stew, and pork and beans. The piece highlights signs such as To day’s Special Dreaded Veal Cutlet seen in a cafeteria window.
President Truman told Congress plans to develop the Missouri Arkansas and Central California valleys. He cited the Columbus river as an example of how river basin development can create a rich agricultural area as large as Delaware.
Fifty four members from each state and territory were to receive medals from President Truman for faithful and loyal service. They represent about 100000 members of elective service boards and have served without compensation for more than five years. George C. Whitmer of Des Moines represented Iowa.
Lite Glenn V. Van Zee and Deg were copilots of a Cus? plane detained by Russian troops at Chibteng in Jewel province for seven days on grounds the flight was unauthorized. They were treated well and not confined while Chinese armistice commission assessed Chihfeng airfield conditions.
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