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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1950
Page
1
A speaker argues that lasting world peace requires justice over power. Arms and fortified borders fail, and international relations must shift from street brawls to courtroom governance with a global justice system.
The piece argues Republicans drift left to gain votes, driven by the socialistic program that has sustained the party in power for 18 years. It warns the GOP to resist such a program, preferring to teach voters about the dangers of socialism and defend principle with full force.
The article highlights Iowa beauty in southern counties near Atlantic. It notes land values may be modest but scenery is outstanding and worthy of a day trip of about 100 miles to the south and east, offering scenes rivaling more famous areas.
The primary results signal a vigorous campaign with both parties needed to present strong candidates. Voters should expect a competitive fall race as Iowa districts select capable nominees to contend for state and national posts.
Travelers report resentment in Europe as funds from the United States are seen not as gifts or loans but as payment for services rendered during the Hitler era. The piece reflects on how such views shape reactions to U S aid and the season’s interest in road maps and tours.
A poem reflecting the end of the banquet season with social rituals. It contrasts formal dressing and public speeches with relaxed home dining and quiet evenings, urging readers to enjoy private comfort as greetings and tokens fade.
In Doylestown vicinity, 56 year old farmer Howad E. Hoffman of New Britain was driving a new sedan when a two car Philadelphia electric train struck the rear of the vehicle at a shade crossing of Reading Co tracks. Hoffman emerged with a minor scalp wound and slight cut.
Washington report notes voters in 13 state primaries have largely backed incumbents. With 173 house seats decided and only two senate losses, observers debate implications for Democrats in November while Republicans offer cautious optimism about current lineups.
Publication notices list evenings except Sunday, editor F D Simpson, and office phones. Memberships with Iowa press associations noted. Subscription rates detailed for carrier in Atlantic and Cass counties, and mail options across Iowa, the U S, and Canada with annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly prices.
Drew Pearson discusses Taft McCarthy denials and a secretary Brannan emergency fund to fight bark beetles in Colorado. He recalls Stimson era denials and notes a coalition between GOP senators and Dixiecrats to cut Truman budget, plus other political items and a 1950 copyright note.
The speaker predicts a larger November vote with national issues driving outcomes. He notes a swing toward Republicans and says Democrats could lose 66 House seats, with many currently held by Democrats likely to revert to Republican. Senate numbers show 54 Democrats and 42 Republicans, suggesting near parity next January.
Rev. Amedee Fredette, a former Roman Catholic priest who studied three years at Wartburg Theological Seminary in Dubuque Iowa, will be ordained for the Lutheran ministry this Sunday. He is called to St Luke's Lutheran Church in Nora Springs Iowa and previously belonged to the Oblate Fathers of Mary Immaculate in Fond du Lac.
A man from Fon Du Lac worked as a motorcycle delivery rider and later as a chauffeur in California. He remains a priest per Catholic doctrine. He graduated from Wartburg last Tuesday and plans marriage. fiancee’s name is undisclosed.
The Iowa Des Moines conference selected the First Methodist Church in Ottumwa as the site for its 1951 annual meeting. At a social action banquet Dr. Charles F. Ross Jr. defended against pink charges while Dr. Boss, executive secretary of the commission on world peace, spoke. Attorney General Robert L. Larson was slated as a principal speaker as sessions continue through Sunday.
George E Sokols ky argues against the idea of vast wealth among Chinese families like the Kung and Soong clans. He cites data from 1944 to 1950 on assets in the United States, notes confiscations by communists, and discusses the accuracy and motives behind publicizing holdings while reflecting on Chinese wealth and ostentation.
Babson argues business leaders should keep a substantial cash reserve as protection against future market busts, warns death taxes risk, and recommends holding U S government bonds personally to cover taxes. advises against tying assets to a single business and notes bonds' role for long term security.
A 1950s financial column urges businessmen to favor merchandising stocks and well located real estate, warns against overvalued bonds, praises convertible features, and highlights education and health as key long term investments. It champions selling skills and practical assets over housing, noting suburban land and timber as strong bets.
The article notes that the treasury has been absolved from secrecy and urges anyone seriously interested to obtain the figures directly from the treasury, described as the reliable source for the data.
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