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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1952
Page
1
The piece argues that western mercy toward communists is seen as weakness. It cites Koje camp prisoners who rebelled when treated leniently and then complied under UN insistence. It concludes that force, not kindness, earns obedience and calls for a tougher approach at Koje and similar sites.
The article argues highways are vital yet costly and toll roads are gaining prominence. It notes Pennsylvania turnpike as a pioneer and suggests tolls shift road costs from taxpayers to users, with states testing tolls in congested areas.
General Clark says any large scale Chinese air offensive would force UN retaliation by bombing Chinese air bases across the Yalu. He argues the UN could strike these bases with relative ease and minimal risk without triggering a world war, since Reds are not prepared for full war.
Evening publication details subscription prices by mail and region. Rates vary by term from monthly to yearly and differ for Iowa nearby counties, U S outside Iowa, Canada, and other routes.
A Washington column details Pan American Airways powerful influence to win a cost based mail pay bill over stricter post office pricing. It notes $17 million annual gain for Pan Am and outlines key players including Herbert Hoover, J Carroll Cone, Oren Harris, George Harrison, Reginald Cleveland, and Robert Crosser, with labor unions and editors swayed in the outcome.
Swanson's Super Store advertises Red River Valley Seed Potatoes 100 lbs for 7.60 while supplies last. Plant now to avoid another short crop.
A speaker seeks a tree surgeon as the foliage thins to bare branches. The surgeon declares it too late to save the tree, predicting its death by spring. The narrator and tree linger with sadness as the old tree slowly dies, reflecting on loss.
A Marshall Texas columnist muses on government book judging and the burden of keeping two sets of books for utilities and taxes. He reflects on accountants, refunds, and the messy cost of compliance for small businesses, joking about three sets of ledgers and honest cash handling.
Pvt Junior Ehrman of Camp Crowder Missouri, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Ehrman, was mourned as he attended the funeral of his grandmother Mrs M P Nei. The notice notes the family connection and the service in a local community obituary item.
The Nelens were buried at St. Joseph’s Church on Monday. Mr Neiena was buried four weeks earlier from the same church at the same hour. The Nelens were married sixty four years ago.
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