02 Jun 1948
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1948
Page
1
A historical critique argues that the phrase dollar imperialism is revived by the Soviet Union to pressure Europe. It warns Americans against using aid as a club or dictating terms while urging aid based on need and freedom without empowering external powers.
A reflection on libraries as miraculous centers of knowledge. It argues libraries provide access to the best thoughts of history, enabling searchers to find almost anything. The piece urges communities to value and use this resource to its full advantage.
The Mundt Nixon bill debate draws out communist views, including W Z Foster stating they would ignore legal controls and that a Russia U S war is an imperialistic act by the United States. The article warns Congress may rush bills before month end, risking wasteful, poorly considered legislation.
Des Moines reports Iowa leads the nation in the number of frozen locker plants and locker customers. Roy G. Myers of Fall City Nebraska, speaking at the Iowa Refrigerated Locker association meeting, notes there are over 9,000 plants nationwide versus 1,269 in 1939, with Iowa hosting 750 plants and Minnesota second with 550.
The piece details a new group called the Foundation for Economic Education aimed at wrecking the European Recovery Program. Leonard Reed leads an isolationist cadre briefing Congressmen and distributing material to block ERP funding. John L. Lewis reasserts influence, with rail against rivals and potential political deals shaping future GOP ticket picks.
A brief poem showing a toddler on the phone mimicking a woman's dress and beauty routines. The speaker notes memory of a grandmother and mother saying they need a dress manicure hair rinse and finger wave, pondering if imitation reveals heritage. The piece reflects generations and familiar phrases through a child's lilt.
Ontario hockey player Vista-Don Metz and Mrs Metz visit uncles Mike and P J Metz and other relatives while returning home from games with the Maple Leaf in Canada. He lately traveled from Boston to Wilcox Saskatchewan en route to home.
New York based artist Bernard LaMotte converts a former loft near Fifth Avenue into a private studio named Bocale. He paints on canvas taken from a Miller curtain and uses railroad ties for furniture and woodwork. The space features a $50 living room, a $14 dining area, and creative touches like a sunk ash deposits and hidden safe for a $20 coin.
Frederic McDermott of Wiota writes from Paris dated May 15 1948 about a trip with a veterinary captain toward Liege. He describes inspections at Liege post office and a drive to Magratin military cemetery across the Dutch border where 17 000 soldiers are buried, noting the scene of crosses and the somber impression.
A narrator recounts a French journey from Paris to Rheims and Chateau Thierry. Highlights include the little red school house where peace was signed in 1915, Rheims cathedral, and a cemetery at Chateau Thierry. The entry notes spring scenes and reflections on war’s impact and a warning about smuggling goods via the army postal service to avoid customs.
Anita Boy Scouts 21 strong with scout master Jerry Redburn returned Friday from an overnight fishing and camping trip near Dale City in Guthrie county. Claude Smither donated a truck for the trim.
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