10 Jun 1947
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1947
Page
1
Notice to subscribers of The News Telegraph in Atlantic Iowa includes contact numbers for delivery issues, address changes, and newspaper access. It notes office phone lines and advises calling before 7 o clock for evening delivery problems and to notify the office rather than the carrier.
A Tribune correspondent recalls a Paris train conversation about US aid to France. He cites Commerce Department figures showing nearly 1.92 billion dollars in foreign credits extended to France by 1946 end, with most still available, and explains IEFC and IMF loans mask American generosity. He notes misperceptions at home and in French press, plus Communist influences shaping opinion.
Washington report notes three House labor committee Democrats press Truman to veto Taft Hartley bill. Truman hedges, pledges consideration, warns of campaign propaganda by NAM. Senate religious services weekly, with diverse clergy and interfaith turnout.
Washington reports three Republican senators Bridges of New Hampshire Ferguson of Michigan and Knowland of California called for a full scale investigation into claims that the United States redeemed millions of German marks printed by Russian authorities. They said plates to print the marks were given to the Russians by American officials and noted a war department statement that the army has a surplus of German currency. A complete disposal report was promised to Congress but has not yet appeared.
From Idaho Griswold Mrs Emma Green of Idaho Falls arrived in Omaha Sunday evening and was brought to the home of her son A E Morton. She came to attend funeral services for her youngest son Henry who died Friday at Willow Brook Cal.
John V. L. Hogan promotes facsimile broadcasting and a compact news printing device. The piece profiles harmonica artist John Sebastian and his career, recalls early bookshop quirks in Worcester, and ends with road safety signs from Syndicate, Inc.
A 1947 Edgar A Guest meditation on manhood stressing that true strength is shown in difficult duties. Endurance and steadfast will prove worth when the cause is just, as nights bring rest only after giving one s best effort.
Cass county soil survey progress discussed by district commissioners led by Lewis Clark. Survey expected complete by 1950, aiding farmers in planning soil conservation, with emphasis on erosion from 1917 and insufficient funding for 1947 programs. Six six farm plans approved and 66 new mapping applications endorsed.
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