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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1947
Page
3
Pay for Production in Featherbedding Fight Stalemate
The article argues featherbedding weakens in Congress as the battle to end paying workers for unnecessary tasks continues. It explains diesel engine round trips and turntables as inefficient practices that create jobs without boosting production, urging labor and management to link payments to actual goods or services produced to preserve the economy.
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Congress
Aow
Mey
Hungary in Communist Grip Warned by Leaders
Hungarian leaders say the nation is under a communist minority that aims to seize control via police and courts, wreck government through false arrests, and push a one party system despite democratic efforts in Europe. They cite Romania Bulgaria Poland Yugoslavia and Hungary as targets the program seeks to conquer.
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France
Romania
Bulgaria
Poland
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Farmers Lead by Example in National Economy Plan
Congress may have cut agricultural funds yet farmers urge equal cuts elsewhere. All departments must share in the economy program and eliminate waste. Farmers claim they can guide this movement to reduce government spending and free money for legitimate activities and debt reduction.
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Congress
Memorial Day Weekend Losses Reflect Wetland Despair
Editorial notes a rising death toll over Memorial Day weekend and describes saturated Littge valleys with new running brooks. The piece recalls 1934 desert fears and muses on a mosquito-rich season after a recent freeze. It questions whether the freeze killed many mosquitoes and hints at broader prairie hardship.
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Middle West
Truman Attacks Modern Art as Balkanized Education in Pa
Truman calls modern art vaporings of half baked lazy people while siding with Republicans on art funding. The piece notes Pennsylvania schools struggle with teacher pay and Balkanized classrooms, then contrasts Gov Duff’s cuts with education needs and Hepburn’s Hollywood influence at a Wallace rally.
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Drew Pearson
Truman
Pennsylvania
Katherine Hepburn
Henry Wallace
Washington
Harry Truman
Congress
William Benton
Harry
House Appropriations Committee
State Department
Benton
White House
Mr. Benton
Washington, D. C
Czechoslovakia
Benes
Masaryk
Jugoslav
Dobro Do
Turkey
Balkans
California
Penn
James H. Duff
South
Iowa
Nebraska
Duff
Old State
Joe Pew
Joe Grundy
Los Angeles
Katharine Hepburn
Hepburn
Hollywood
Picture Colony
Wallace
Russia
Just Folks Edgar A Guest Plant a Garden
The verse urges planting a garden for healthful exercise and pleasant enterprise. It frames gardening as a way to learn from nature the names of trees and the joys of spring, promoting intimate connection with God through soil and growth.
Strength of Weeds and Seeds in a Rose
A 1947 Edgar A. Guest poem explores how steadfast weeds resist, seeds endure, and persistent effort yields a single perfect rose, celebrating resilience, growth, and triumph over adversity.
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Edgar A. Guest
Card of Thanks Remembrances After Hospital Stay
The writer expresses gratitude to all who remembered them during the hospital stay and to Mrs. Henry O Hansen for support and kindness.
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Henry O. Hansen
Acknowledgments for Mrs J D Cannon
The children of Mrs J D Cannon gratefully acknowledge the flowers kind acts and expressions of sympathy from friends during her illness and passing.
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J. D. Cannon
Visitors Tour New York Harbor Piers and Brooklyn Tunnel
A writer tours 200 deep water piers in New York Harbor aboard a U. S. Maritime Commission launch. He notes vast crates of 1947 US cars destined for Europe and South America and observes Navy stockpiling, harbor construction near Governor's Island, and the Statue of Liberty as a greened icon. The piece highlights aging piers, ongoing dredging, and the Brooklyn Battery tunnel project with two ventilation shafts and a two year completion goal.
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New York Harbor
U. S. Marit Commission
Frank
You
Bor
Coney Island
Yonkers
Europe
South America
Yugoslavia
Brooklyn Battery
Governor's Island
Alcoa
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Nine Children Born to New York Postman Family
Nine year old Annette Cummo announced to a passing friend that her mother gave birth yesterday to a fourth set of twins. The infants followed three single birds in ten years since her parents were married, with their father working as a postman earning $118 every two weeks.
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New York
Annette Marie Cummo
Charles Cummo
Marilyn
Mrs Roe Moves to Stuart After Property Sale
A. Roe has bought a home in Stuart and moved there. Her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ernest Shultz reside 11 miles south of Stuart. Mrs Roe had lived here many years and sold her property after her husband's death.
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Stuart Wiota
A. Roe
Stuart
Ernest Shultz
Memorial Day Dinner Draws 200 Plus To Anita Church
The annual Memorial Day dinner at the Congregational church in Anita drew over 200 registrations and was served at 12:30, with late arrivals turned away as food ran low. Out-of-town guests included families from Churdan Jefferson Des Moines and Chicago, while locals gathered for a homecoming with long tables and spring bouquets.
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Anita
Congregational Church
Fred Joy
Churdan
Cecil McAfee
Jefferson
Averill Harris
M. F
Jennie Cox
W. E. Kelloway
John Buck
Bell
Lloyd Lundy
Mra
L. E. Gifford
Haze
Forshay
Max Biggs
Des Moines
Mesdames
Fred Richter
Sac City
E. E. Grace
Harlan
Frank Smith
Ames
Bert Willison
Norwalk
W. R. Cryer
Treynor
Glen Millard
Casey
Harry Brink
Creston
Hobart Newton
Stuart
C. W. Zastrow
Cumberland
Max Stephenson
Hal Noland
Adair
Harold Champion
Menlo
Charlie Wagner
Elsinore
Cal
Greta Stone
Wiota
Griswold Woman's Mother Succumbs
Funeral services were held in Oakland for Mrs. Genevieve Higgins 76 mother of Mrs. Maude Putnam of Griswold. She died suddenly last Wednesday after a heart attack at her Oakland home. Survivors include daughters Beulah Greamer Goldie Brundidge Salem Ore Laura Vance Council Bluffs Lois Stude Hancock Mona Bolton Treynor and sons John Higgins Fort Lauderdale Fla Everett Portland Ore and Gladie Salem Ore, 27 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.
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Fort Lauderdale
Pla
Everett
Portland
Ore
Gladie
Salem
Anita News: Miss Roberta Ray Heads to Edna Texas
Anita Miss Roberta Ray of the 1947 graduating class leaves for Edna Texas to live with her sister Mrs J D Waters and seek employment. She is accompanied as far as Des Moines by Miss Jeannie Brodersen who then travels to Denison with her grandmother.
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Anita
Roberta Ray
Edna
Texas
J. D. Waters
Ray
Des Moines
Jeannie Brodersen
Denison
Gratitude for Thoughtful Hospitalization At Claude Spry
Grateful appreciation to friends who remembered me during my hospital stay. Their kindness meant more than I can express, from Claude Spry.
Alcoholics Anonymous Confidential Info Box 15 Cumberland Ia
Confidential information for Alcoholics Anonymous available via Box 15 in Cumberland Iowa.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Cumberland
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