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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
1
The piece argues that despite strong desire for peace among Koreans, China remains determined to fight. It notes massive Chinese troop losses, a desperate war effort, and unreasonable negotiation demands that keep tens of thousands dying in a futile conflict with no real path to victory.
A recent survey of Soviet working conditions argues wages are set by the government and bargaining is excluded. It claims workers face transfers without consent, penalties for leaving, financial liability for damages, and increased managerial control since end of private enterprise.
Mrs Louis F Vidmar is recognized for quick thinking at an ill fated Legion Auxiliary meeting where eight women were overcome by carbon monoxide and others fell ill. She identified the gas, summoned doctors and firefighters, and directed aid, drawing on nursing training to prevent a worse outcome.
The piece notes slow progress toward a British Iranian settlement as para troopers are sent to Crete. Britain seeks to keep Iran's oil from Russian control, while Russia aims to keep Iran unsettled to secure oil for potential war needs.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists editor contact numbers and business office, prints publication details, and provides subscription rates for local carriers, Cass county, and U S Mail options with annual and short-term plans across regions and Canada.
The article argues General MacArthur's Texas visit will judge his political popularity and potential presidential bid. It notes past disappointments in Chicago and Murfreesboro, with backers hoping a strong Texas reception will push his campaign forward.
George E Sokolski argues the Korean war arose from unprepared leadership and Soviet leverage. He cites joint chiefs testimony and Mundt on executive actions and urges a clearer UN role. He traces China's fall and UN weakness through Iran Indonesia Israel Kashmir and China's rise, concluding the United States bore the burden.
St Pauls Lutheran church hosts a Friday closing picnic at Sunnyside park for its daily Vacation Bible School. More than 150 children enrolled this year. Theme is The Eternal God with a teaching faculty including Mrs. Leo Myers Mrs. M T Petersen Mrs. Glenn Nelson Nellie Larsen Nadine Olesen Mrs Edward Ackerman Br Folmer Moigaard Marcella Curtis Mrs Ivar Johnson and Mrs Everett Rechten.
Bach, Mrs Herold Larsen and Mrs Ralph Hedman lead with teachers Ruth Andersen, Alice Rasmussen, Delores Hansen and Dorothy Littlefield assisting. Directors include Mrs Theo Larsen and Rev Homer Larsen. Committee head Mrs Svend Christensen leads planning.
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