10 Jun 1948
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1948
Page
1
Fragmentary notice lists subscriber details and addresses for The News Telegraph service. Includes scattered figures and misread terms. readable portions indicate a mailing list or receipt page related to subscriber management.
A polemic urges recognition that nations cannot prosper by exploiting others. It argues economic differences exist but must not be exploited to cause global hardship. Peace lies in lifting the poor and freeing the politically or financially constrained so all people share a common fate.
An article warns that New York City faces unprecedented danger from war, with potential mass casualties from disease, starvation, and disruption of energy and fuel supplies. It emphasizes the city’s vulnerability and the broader threat to national stability if an enemy targets large urban centers.
A fragmented passage discusses shifting gender roles in 19th century society with men accepting new freedoms, women asserting influence, and public spaces like beauty parlors becoming sites of rumors and empowerment. It hints at a debate over women’s presence in certain social precincts and the reaction of men.
The passage argues that Governor Blue failed in handling public relations and messaging. It cites his poor direct communication with voters, tendency to antagonize various groups, and insufficient engagement in the give and take of political discourse.
Senator Arthur Vandenberg argues before the Senate Appropriations Committee to retain funding for European aid. He warns that cutting the program would harm millions, alienate friends, and injure U S leadership abroad.
Washington. Secretary Forrestal loses sway with Truman and Congress while targeting Air Secretary Symington after warning money for the 70 group air force. Preston Tucker faces government scuttles with CMS and Bureau probes as War Assets Administration rejects steel blast furnace bids and investigations multiply.
A brief collection of Edgar A. Guest quatrains reflecting on thrill from big risks and debts, the color symbolism of roses, changes in appetite with age, and a patient father reading comics. The lines capture moral and social observations in Guest's conventional verse style.
Two Baughman sisters Clara Moore and Mary died in San Jose California during the last week of May with Mary passing May 31. A brother A L Baughman died in April in San Jose. They were children of William and Barbara Baughman of Pleasant township and natives of the area. John Baughman of San Jose is 92 and Wesley Baughman is a cousin. Mrs Moore widow of Mel Moore of Griswold leaves son Donald of San Jose.
Anita Max Stephenson, a young farmer near Anita, escaped serious injury when his tractor overturned after he had returned from town to hunt a cow. He jumped clear as the machine toppled. a missing flashlight found scattered parts reassembled and still functioned.
A columnist notes an influx of unusual spring birds in New York as drought and pests push species like rails and scarlet tanagers to forage on the ground. Robins and blue jays are mentioned amid broader reflections on show business, accuracy in radio, and a brief life lesson from a baby robin’s death.
Des Moines reports the state commerce commission heard railroad spokesmen request a 5 percent freight rate increase within Iowa, matching a 25 percent rise in six months. They cited rising operating costs and declining wet revenue while industry groups protested. The hearing, involving railroads statewide, concludes tonight with a ruling not expected for weeks.
Dexter Jim McMenamin a World War II veteran is appointed acting postmaster to replace Ray Lenocker who has resigned in the Dexter area effective immediately.
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