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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1951
Page
1
The Quakers publish a study urging world peace through nonmilitary means. They argue U S actions undermine peaceful intent, reject arms races and atomic bomb solutions, and warn that focusing on Kremlin tough diplomacy may fail to win broad support in Asia and beyond.
A commencement speech at the University of Nebraska used a peanut hunt as an analogy. Capitalism rewards hard work with profit while communism centralizes control, and socialism relies on committees but slows progress and reduces incentives.
Publication notice lists editors and office contacts for the News Telegraph at Atlantic Iowa. It sets subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions including Cass county, Iowa, other Iowa, U S outside Iowa, and Canada with yearly and half year options. It also notes affiliations with press associations and post office registration.
Drew Pearson critiques US peace propaganda as weak and praises Truman for informal navy terms aboard the USS Williamsburg. He notes uranium found in coal and shales, Eisenhower endorsing Fulbright ethics, and a critique of State Department timidity. Also covers Amvets losses, Ballantine beer defences, and government pamphlet binge.
A reflective verse on judging rashly and destroying what could become good. The speaker recalls waiting too long or judging too soon and laments how shame grows when a garden is left to misgrowth. The piece underscores the tension between potential good and evil in human actions.
Enrollment at the daily vacation Bible school at the Methodist church averaged 50 and closed June 1. A program and exhibit of work from the two weeks were held at the church Saturday evening. Faith Lutheran Bible school closed June 1 after five days of all day sessions with a display and program on Sunday.
Extra visiting Mrs. Lora Bail, ill at home, Wednesday included Mrs. Grace Williams of Dexter, the Williams family of Orient, Miss Louise Wollensack of Denver with her father and sister Joe Wollensack of Omaha, Mrs. Edna Bell of Casper Wyoming, and Mrs. Julia Schaefer of Des Moines who visited Thursday.
In this 1951 King Features Syndicate piece George E Sokolsky argues manners shape public trust and political success. He cites President Truman and World War II figures, warning anger harms judgment, urges calm, respectful conduct, and genuine concern for others as essential to leadership and public life.
The United States demanded Moscow punish two Red Army soldiers who shot and killed American Corporal Paul J. Gresens in Vienna on May 4 and seek indemnity for his family. The call came in a Moscow note delivered by Ambassador Alan Kirk and made public by the State Department.
Attorney General Robert Larson toured Sioux City last week and said there is little gambling there. He noted high morale among law enforcement and cooperation across Woodbury County, contrasting with larger cities in the state.
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