31 Jan 1951
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1951
Page
1
The author argues for reserving some television channels for religion and education to influence future citizens toward higher moral and educational standards. They oppose broadcasting only vaudeville name bands and wrestling and urge authorities to allot channels to the better elements of civilization.
National Boy Scout week is observed and the piece urges support for the youth group as a remedy to juvenile delinquency. It notes many Scouts become fine citizens and mentions local trouble from a lack of meeting places hindering development of the Atlantic area Scout programs.
If the UN can hold gains in Korea against a predicted Red attack, it would gain leverage with the Reds in Asia. A decisive crush and push to the 38th parallel could pressure North Korea to join a peace conference and possibly enable a cease fire order and talks on the Asiatic situation.
The draft rules are being clarified to reduce confusion among young men about their status. After months of uncertainty they gain better guidance on whether they can finish school, keep jobs, or pursue employment. This transparency helps ease stress and sets clearer expectations from the military.
The article notes the 1918 flu pandemic struck Europe and America during World War I and warns it could devastate the United States again. It also cites a proverb about Indians and applies a metaphor to Chinese Reds, linking to UN troop experiences and shifting costs in living.
U S authorities in Frankfurt freed 21 German war criminals from execution and restored Alfried Krupp's property rights. The rulings include eight Krupp executives and six SS members tied to the Malmedy killings. McCloy and Handy kept seven death sentences, including Oswald Pohl.
The Iowa division of the Izaak Walton league presented a forestry plan to expand and improve wood lands in Iowa. A Kern committee urged a larger state nursery output and supplying trees to farmers at nominal cost after surveying other states. The report notes Iowa ranks near the bottom in trees provided to farmers.
The notice lists publication names and editor contact details for the Atlantic News Telegraph and notes postal and association affiliations. It then provides subscription rates by carrier and mail for Iowa, nearby counties, broader U S regions, andCanada with various term options and prices.
Drew Pearson surveys Chinese critique of U S bravery and outlines seven Korean War errors. He cites unsung heroes like the Hungnam Marines and Gen Ridgway, notes misjudgments on night warfare, rear-area security, cold weather, push-button warfare, and poor intelligence, concluding reforms may avert larger war.
Edgar A. Guest reflects on a man’s insistence that Christmas cards stay displayed as symbols of friendships and memories. He argues the dusting can wait while he savors the greetings, noting women prioritize order over sentiment, then mentions that goldfish originated in China.
A Gretna Louisiana brief argues Americans have the right to government dealings only with non communists and urges loyalty to the United States over foreign ties whether toward Britain Russia or other nations. The piece portrays a spectrum of loyalties and cautions against foreign-inflected positions in public service.
The text argues Americans with Russian or other foreign affiliations should not hold government jobs. It insists on ordinary loyalty to country, family, and community, condemning world planners and globalists while praising unity and duty, with a King Lear reference and Gretna Louisiana mention.
President J W Maucker indicated mobilization will cut ISTC faculty by 17 positions next fall with 14 instructors under three years' experience dropped and three retiring. He warned enrollment may fall to about 2000 students. The letter to the faculty notes further staffing changes.
Portions of a university notice indicate that members of the academic staff on temporary appointment will not be retained. The brief item notes staffing reductions affecting contract holders and outlines anticipated future adjustments.
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