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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1951
Page
1
A fragmented report notes Metho Gatho achieving a decisive win at Zion Field, with veterans and supporters rallying as key figures including G. D. lead a late surge. The unclear text hints at a controversial third period and defense lifting the team to victory.
The Supreme Court upholds the communist convictions and also declines review of contempt of court rulings against six defense lawyers. Judge Medina sentenced them for contempt, praising the dignity of the judiciary and warning that attack on courts harms democracy. He spoke of protecting orderly justice as essential to the American way of life.
The passage argues that want for basic needs drives revolutions while satisfied citizens support stable governance. It asserts that a reasonable standard of living and government respect prevent upheaval, with people seeking evolution and improvements rather than overthrow.
The article notes the dollar gains buying power modestly while future trends hinge on production. If industry can meet demand from both armed forces and civilians, prices may hold. a production shortfall could push costs higher. It costs $15,000 in capital to create a single new job and 600,000 positions are needed yearly, requiring $9 billion in new investment annually, hindered by taxes.
The Atlantic News Telegraph firm lists subscription prices for carrier, Cass county, other Iowa and U.S. mail routes. Rates cover one month to one year with varying amounts and regional differences.
Col. William G. Knight testified before Congress about GM steel allocations, was pressured to resign after exposing favors inside the National Production Authority. Other industry figures linked to Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel were named in the bid to assist GM. Diplomatic circles say MacArthur hearings reveal strategic wartime plans to insiders. The Baltimore and Ohio bankruptcy case also raises questions about Judge Chesnut and bondholder interests.
The piece reports on public information guidance for Voice of America and U S policy toward Formosa from 1949 1950. It notes Dean Acheson testified that the instruction aimed to counter Soviet propaganda and that Formosa had no special military significance. It mentions Truman January 1950 statements and the Russell Committee findings.
The Iowa weather bulletin reports last month averaged 5.25 inches of rain statewide, with the heaviest falls in southern counties from Wooldridge Mills and Poweshiek to Wausanestine and Scott. The report notes favorable field conditions in corn areas despite low temps and long work hours. Griswold Shrine notes a benefit event supporting crippled children with a music program and Shrine hospitals outreach across Shreveport, Alaska, Mexico City, and Minneapolis.
Morris Shields arrived at his parents home on a 30 day furlough from the war zone. He serves as a gunner in the air force and has spent many months overseas.
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