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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1946
Page
1
Des Moines based Iowa Daily Press Association News Bureau lists Paul R. Sumbarger as Manager for the 405 Shopa Building and E P De Kenwood Md as Special News Representative in Washington, D.C.
The passage questions if the United States overstates its role as savior and defender of democracy after wars. It argues Europe grows disappointed when promises are not kept and Europe may turn to other political philosophies as democracy lags. It suggests moderating promises could help American democracy advance in Europe.
Analysts question the idea of a united labor bloc controlling 45 million votes. They argue individual workers may vote independently, limiting labor leaders from delivering a guaranteed bloc. Politicians should heed the broader public rather than fearing labor bosses.
The piece argues for using navy force to seize merchant ships if a maritime strike proceeds. It endorses breaking strikes and urges outlawing all strikes through compulsory arbitration. It warns a strike could starve Europe and emphasizes shared responsibility of unions and employers.
An editorial proposes a compulsory arbitration law with enforcement teeth and measures holding unions and union members accountable. It argues such laws would shield the public from strikes that endanger millions, kill livelihoods, and disrupt nonstriking businesses, deeming protection essential for democracy.
Washington reporting on Michigan Senator Vandenberg hints he will seek re election and remain a GOP figure in the presidential milieu. Acheson critiques Soviet policy while labor debate Kaufman Murry weighs no strike pledge. Sumner Welles is urged for U N representation and Vinson considered for chief justice.
A compact image of a gossip column as a tattle tale appears in a daily paper. The voice warns solemnly about whispers and public note of hearsay.
A passenger recounts a dramatic cockpit view as the OAT frames the Ozarks near Texarkana. He notes blue skies, shifting light, and a moving sunset over hills and oil fields while observing Mayor W. C. Harkness of Texarkana, Texas. The piece reflects awe at nature and travel.
Audubon union Bible school ended Sunday night with a demonstration at the Methodist church. The program capped a week with 170 pupils enrolled the largest in years and more than half with perfect attendance. Teachers included pastors C R Neel G J Zimmerman and others with a large list of women aides.
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