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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1952

Page

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Meet Them Head On The Western Alliance Faces Reds In Europe

The piece argues that aggressive anti communist tactics by Western Europe fail to deter participation and instead spur reprisals. It notes German and French police cracking down in riots in Paris and East and West Berlin, urging firmness. It also cites milder Korea peace talks as possible results of Western resolve.

Europe Paris Germany West Berlin East Berlin Korea

Planners and Potatoes Show Similar Ups and Downs

The piece argues that planned economy failed to stabilize potato prices and supply, noting initial price guarantees led to excessive cultivation and losses for taxpayers, followed by shortages after support ended. It concludes planners or not, public money lost remains high, while shortages drive price hikes and acreage changes.

France Stiffens Amid Unstable Government

The French government, long life for a European regime, promises to settle the establishment and solidify governance. It stabilizes the currency, handles communist uprisings with resolve, and aims to renew public respect and confidence for the future.

France Europe

Supreme Court blocks Truman seizure of steel industry

Editorial notes the court ruling outlawing the seizure allows the president to act legally against the strike. The piece then shifts to housing and growth in Atlantic, expressing hope for population rise tied to housing supply. It ends with a reflection on gardeners finding satisfaction in tending flowers and beauty.

Truman Supreme Court

Atlantic News Rates and Postal Ledger for 1912

The notice lists subscription rates for Atlantic News via carrier and mail, detailing costs by duration and region including Iowa, surrounding counties, the U S outside Iowa, and Canada. It notes post office entry under a March 1879 act and cites affiliations with several press associations.

Eats Jaws Congress Jaws Daily Press Association Jews Piece Association National Editorial Association Atlantic Casa Iowa 0. S Canada

Koje Island crisis and Florida governor under scrutiny

Drew Pearson outlines UN and American policy on Koje Island prisoners, alleging communist incitement and poor leadership, with South Korean guards and later racial tensions. The Florida governor Fuller Warren faces impeachment risk amid Kefauver committee findings of large contributions, ties to gambling, and suspicious state contracts.

Drew Pearson Koje Island Florida Washington U. S United Nations Command South Korea U. N Panmunjom Kojee Island Koje Commie Bonanza Fuller Warren Senate Crime Committee Kefauver Committee Warren William H. Johnston Louis E. Wolfson C. V. Griffin William Johnston Chicago John Patton Frank Nitti Johnston Barnett National Bank Jacksonville Patton Chicago Downs Association J. S. Weidrick M. C. Almes Tallahassee Almes Jaxon Construction Co Jaxon Construction Charles E. Cobb Gambler Cobb John Rush Jacksonville Beach William Joe Sears Racing Commission The Bell Syndicate, Inc

Best of Friends Poem by Edgar A Guest

A verse about two men who disagree and argue yet remain friends. Each man keeps his own views and tastes while attending different churches, and still they stay true comrades. The poem ends with a mutual fondness and enduring friendship.

Edgar A. Guest

ISU College Grants Four-Year Scholarships to Two Graduates

Extra-Vernice Hill daughter of Mrs Ann Hill and Joyce Carper graduates have been awarded four year scholarships at Iowa State Teachers College.

Vernice Hill Ann Hill Joyce Carper Iowa State Teachers College

Cumberland High School Holds 31st Alumni Banquet

Cumberland Cumberland high school held its 31st annual alumni banquet at the high school gym with about 100 attendees. The Legion and Auxiliary served supper. Harold Campbell presided and welcomed guests. Larry Hensley gave the response. Supt. Frank DeLucia presented the seniors. toasts were offered by Noah Stahley, Robert Blankenship, Mrs. Roas Howell, and John Mattheis. Gene Conner served as toastmaster. New officers elected included Lorna Burmaster as president, Mrs. Arnold Reid as vice president, Beverly Dory as secretary, Stanley Riggs as treasurer, and Walter McCurdy as toastmaster.

Cumberland Cumberland High School Legion and Auxiliary Harold Campbell Larry Hensley Frank DeLucia Noah Stahley Robert Blankenship Roas Howell John Mattheis Gene Conner Lorna Burmaster Arnold Reid Bevery Dory Stanley Riggs Walter McCurdy

Bricker Amendment Debate and United Nations Powers

A discussion by George L. Sokolsky arguing Senate Joint Resolution 180 would restrict United Nations influence on U.S. law. The piece outlines sections limiting treaties and executive agreements, requiring congressional action, and presses for disclosure of executive deals to curb UN and wartime accords.

Senate John W. Bricker United States United Nations Bricker Congress Congress of State Department Teheran Yalta Korea Roosevelt Churchill Stalin King Features Syndicate, Inc

Barnes Earns B A Degree In College

Griswold Richard W. Barnes son of Mr and Mrs Earl Barnes earns a bachelor of arts degree in college.

Griswold Richard W. Barnes Earl Barnes College

Ceremony Attended by Families for Local Service Hopeful

Attendees at a Sunday ceremony in Indianola included the parents of the service hopeful and Misa Loretta Barnes of Griswold along with Mr. and Mrs. Wallags Drake and Edwin Drake of Walnut as they anticipate his upcoming entry into the armed forces.

Indianola Misa Loretta Barnes Griswold Wallags Drake Edwin Drake Walnut

Poppy Sale Raises Funds in Adair

Proceeds from a local poppy sale in Adair totaled 104 dollars and 53 cents. Police urge safe driving and remind readers not to drink and drive.

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