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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1946
Page
1
The fragmentary text mentions Tulsa, Kansas, and a division point with a four home result. Names and complete facts are unclear due to OCR errors, but it centers on a sports or game outcome and local teams.
The piece argues leaders gain respect by acting on their own convictions without fear of pressure groups. It cites Truman’s labor speech and Wisconsin’s governor as examples, insisting true leadership serves the people and resists manipulation by organized interests. It calls for government that serves the public welfare.
The piece argues that current social, economic, and moral troubles stem from the recent war. It warns that destruction and waste from war cause lasting upheaval, with strikes and unrest reflecting failed aims and moral decay. Healing will take time beyond a simple ceasefire.
An editorial argues wages should reflect individual production rather than hours or featherbedding. It contends unions shield inefficient workers to raise pay, urging unions to stop such tactics to restore industrial calm and fairness between labor and management.
Media columnist recounts Ku Klux Klan activity across several cities after the Stone Mountain cross burning, noting threats against reporters and clashes with press coverage. It also covers President Truman's debate over drastic labor legislation, Senate rejection, and ongoing labor disputes. Navy hospital access and veteran orphans’ care are criticized, with calls for unified hospital systems amid political strain.
A reflective verse contrasts the narrator mood with a singing bird in a scarlet coat. The bird’s joyful melody inspires courage, while the speaker laments loneliness and daily worries, seeking faith and resilience beyond fret. Copyright 1946 Edgar A. Guest.
Audubon county superintendent Flora Rendleman announces rural graduation for 87 eighth graders Friday June 7 at 10 a m in the courtroom. speaker R A Griffin of the state department will award diplomas and letters to 14 honor pupils with top averages from 88.7 to 92 percent.
Washington columnist on Memorial Day contemplates sacrifice and national purpose. He cites Lincoln at Gettysburg, criticizes Johnson and Whitney over a 47 million rail strike rhetoric, and notes Senate votes on Truman labor draft proposals and the Case bill as a paradoxical mix of temporary and permanent measures.
A travel diary snippet covers regulatory labor measures in the U S Senate, personal voting notes on Hickenlooper and Wilson, a train schedule near Philadelphia, and a literary aside about Svan O Caseys Drums Under the Windows. En route weather turns stormy with stops in Lynchburg Roanoke and Knoxville as planes battle rain and headwinds.
A narrator reflects on a malfunctioning wrist watch that refuses to keep time after wartime service. He recalls Al Lodwick and his watch’s flight history, notes peaceful civilian flying feels tame, and describes an early morning terminal scene with foggy weather and crowded flights.
The Audubon Community Club met Monday with the Woman's Association of the Federated Church serving dinner. Roger Jorgensen was hired as playgrounds supervisor at Legion Park for the summer and plans for a big July 4 celebration were discussed by busy committees.
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