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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1951
Page
2
A reader argues that fear tactics around Korea and a global communist threat are used to boost the current administration. The piece contends Democrats benefit from manufactured crises since 1982, promoting tax increases and political advantage to stay in office.
The push to nationalize Iran's oil sector appeals to mass poverty, arguing the oil wealth will shift from foreigners and a few elites to common Iranians. Yet the prospect risks little change for the poor while the rich keep most riches, a historical pattern likely to persist.
The article notes Korean fighting has little gain despite heavy UN and communist losses, Tibetan takeover by China shifts regional dynamics toward India, and a taxi driver quotes a critique of socialism. It also warns about price wars harming New York buyers and recalls Lady Godiva’s tax protest.
Tom Amburn 19 from Sioux Falls and Betty Thompson 18 of Atlanta reunite on 30 day leave to discuss a wedding. Betty has incurable cancer with leg amputation and lung infection. Tom may extend leave and transfer to Atlanta naval air station for marriage plans.
Citizens urged to donate blood in support of Korean War wounded and service members. Campaign highlights the shared sacrifice and national duty, stressing that distant communities can aid those overseas through life saving transfusions.
The fragment lists subscription prices for Atlantic News by mail and location, including monthly and yearly options, with varied rates for Cass and adjoining counties, Iowa, and U S regions. It shows several numeric figures and mentions editorial association involvement.
President Truman described his talks with congressional leaders at Blair House and recounted his private Wake Island exchange with General MacArthur. He warned Republicans about using MacArthur again and urged bipartisan support for his policy aims, calling on lawmakers to back the administration's four part program and defense of civilian control. He stressed Russia’s breaches of commitments and urged cooperation to stabilize world peace.
A speaker describes resisting rigid garden rules and high formal attire. He hangs up tools after work and dreads the dinner call among roses and hedges. He laments discomfort in a world of etiquette and prefect lawns while appreciating beauty.
A reflective verse expresses ease and companionship in nature. The speaker prefers walking among familiar flora and enjoys picking roses as a simple, friendly habit, paralleling human ease in friendship without formality.
Robert Dean on rotation furlough with his wife spoke to about 40 Lions club members on the Korean fighting front during Monday night’s dinner meeting Others present included Louis Reinig of Hinsdale Jr and Dr M B Weir of Atlantic as guests.
A safety reminder urges drivers to reduce speed at dusk to prevent collisions and protect pedestrians. Authorities emphasize lower visibility and the need for careful braking and alertness as daylight fades.
The piece criticizes FCC statements from March 1951 claiming it may influence TV licenses by pressuring motion picture studios to loosen rights. It argues such government overreach harms free society, risks forcing sales of assets like films and actors, and cites antitrust and copyright concerns, urging Congress and courts to decide.
The Anita Tribune is sold to Wallace D. Inman of Des Moines with Mrs B Jebeun continuing as publisher and editor for two years. Inman has led Wallace’s Homestead for five years and is married with two daughters. The family plans to move to Anita when housing is ready.
Griswold hosts annual Poppy Day sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary as twelve girls led by Mrs. Leon Talbott canvassed the town. Jeine Thee id, a years old helper, and Patrick contributed while Patrick's mother Mrs. Charles Jennings oversaw wreaths for graves in Griswold's nine cemeteries. The piece highlights collective support for veterans and calls for blood donation.
The Vetter family plans to relocate to Denver Colorado once living quarters are secured in the city. Mrs Vetter and their two young children will move to Denver after arrangements are finalized.
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