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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
2
The piece argues that while the Korean war may still drift toward negotiated peace, Chinese resolve to fight remains fierce and costly. It notes massive troop losses and insistence on impossible negotiation terms, calling the conflict a futile, deadly impasse.
A recent survey of Soviet working conditions challenges the idea that communists are friends of labor. It lists wage controls fixed by government, transfers of personnel, imprisonment for leaving jobs, financial liability for damages, and penalties for unauthorised absence. It notes growing managerial power since private enterprise was suppressed.
Mrs. Louis F Vidmar earned praise after she identified carbon monoxide as the culprit at a Legion Auxiliary meeting where eight women fainted and others fell ill. Her nursing training and quick actions summoned doctors and firefighters, guiding rescue efforts and preventing a worse outcome.
Prospects for British Iranian oil talks look fragile as Britain moves troopers toward Crete, aiming to keep Iran’s oil from falling under Soviet influence. Russia, seeking to secure energy, would gain from continued Iranian instability to fuel a long war.
The fragment lists publication details for the News Telegraph Atlantic Iowa with editor F D Simpson and pricing. notes association memberships and mail rates by region and period.
Drew Pearson reports General MacArthur’s planned Texas visit tied to gauging national popularity for a possible presidential bid. Miller of Nebraska and other backers hope a strong Texas reception could launch his campaign, following mixed results in Chicago and Murfreesboro.
George E Sokolsky argues the United Nations and U S strategy failed to justify involvement in Korea. He cites Vandenberg testimony and Russell committee findings to claim UN weakness and Soviet influence shaped the conflict. He traces origins to Yalta, Cairo, and 38th parallel decisions, criticizing presidents and international bodies.
The daily vacation Bible school at St. Pauls Lutheran church will end Friday afternoon with a picnic at Sunnyside park for the children. More than 150 kids are enrolled this year and the theme is The Eternal God. Faculty includes Mrs. Leo Myers and others.
Mrs. Harold Larsen and Mrs. Ralph Hedman lead the event with teachers Ruth Andersen Alice Rasmussen Delores Hansen and Dorothy Littlefield assisting. Directors include Mrs Theo Larsen and Rev Homer Larsen. Mrs Svend Christensen heads the emits in charge of the picnic.
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