21 Jul 1949
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1949
Page
1
The article argues that religious liberty stands as humanity’s strongest counter to totalitarianism. It notes united Western churches and religious groups rallying against communism, asserting faith as a powerful grassroots force that could topple dictators by empowering dissent inside and outside regimes.
The article argues that naming German agents in the Soviet controlled sector weakens the secret police by ostracizing informers. Publicity curbs recruitment and erodes trust, prompting talk of a purge in the German Soviet sector as a result of exposed operatives and reduced cooperation.
Connecticut relinquished its final claim to Ohio lands by transferring one acre in Paulding County. The sale ends a colonial charter dispute dating to Charles II. Funds from The Western Reserve supported local education, and a reversion clause ensured the land would return if used contrary to education.
The article describes a recent Tuesday night rain as a million dollar rain, noting it helped crops though not in real danger. It contrasts Iowa’s reputation for timely rains and stresses the value of the shower, estimating it worth hundreds of thousands to local farmers.
The Yangtze river floods again drive 20 million from homes and threaten millions more. The piece calls China’s floods a long standing danger and notes democracy as a defense, suggesting widespread democratic practice could quell many US criticisms.
Fisherman's luck is getting the big ones away while golfer's luck means a long straight drive and three putts for a losing five. No tailor can match Old Sol who outfits with a coat of tan. A friend is one who can rehearse faults shown but judges them to be no worse.
A fragment quotes Edgar A. Guest on pride and temper, noting a loss of head at the start, and a fit of temper causing loss of skill and gum.
The calendar’s ninth month gets its name from Septem meaning seven in Latin. World Book Encyclopedia notes Julius Caesar added two months to the Roman year, but the numeric sequence has remained misaligned since.
A fragment notes Elsie Janis appeared in Columbus Ohio in 1887 marking early career events. The text warns readers to drive carefully as travel is hazardous and could be life ending.
Public notice listing subscription rates for the Atlantic News Telegraph and related publications. Rates cover local carrier, Cass and adjoining counties, elsewhere in Iowa, U S and Canada with time-basis options from one month to one year. Includes editor and office details for the Atlantic, Iowa paper.
A 1949 Bell Syndicate column reports Rep Paul Shafer of Battle Creek publicly urged the suspension of Gen Harry Vaughan military aide to the White House. The piece details threats and pressure from White House aides, Vaughan’s influence on promotions, and connections with James Hunt and John Maragon in postwar lobbying and perfume interests.
Rock Rapids a monthlong honesty experiment by cafe manager Frank Thomas offered free coffee and pop if a $1 bill stayed on the cafe window. After three days someone borrowed the bill for 48 hours but returned it, then Thomas added a second dollar to the window.
Planes deployed for coyote control in Nebraska mark 146 killed in recent months in Greeley county. Each plane carries two hunters who kill two coyotes per hour aired. Farmers fund fuel oil and ammo costs plus pilot and gunner wages. In Atlantic a pauper notice appears with phone contact 67d before 7 p.m.
Des Moines reports July 1 old age pension payments reached 2,336,840 to 47,447 recipients, up 225,870 from the prior year. Aid to dependent children totaled 292,582 for 4,655 families covering 11,860 children, while 62,912 was paid to 1,191 blind pensioners.
A columnist argues that a U S government white paper on China would reveal a pattern of missteps since Teheran and V E Day. The piece critiques Roosevelt era policy, Chiang Kai-shek’s leadership, and the Kungs Soongs and Chens, predicting Soviet influence in China and urging disclosure of specific asset details held by Kung and Kung family.
A commentator argues General George Marshall misread China by denying the impossibility of a nationalist communist union and by underestimating the army’s loyalty to individuals rather than a national command. The critique calls these errors unforgivable historically.
Heat paraffin in a saucer until melted then place in oven to liquefy. Dip the bottom of pots into the paraffin so the coating soaks into the pores and hardens.
A three day celebration by the Lewis Veterans club concluded with a large crowd attendance. Monday and Tuesday nights drew many for dances to Lee Williams band. Orval Sunderman of Griswold won the car given away last evening amid acts, a kids parade, and a carnival.
A shallow utility pan serves as an uncovered roaster and bakeware for rolls biscuits and coffee cakes. A cake can be made as a long sheet then cut and joined to form a layer cake for serving.
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