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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
1
The notice lists the Atlantic News-Telegraph details and staff roles. It names the editor and offices, identifies representative agencies, and cites the manager and Washington bureau contacts for the paper.
A critical appraisal argues the New Deal era shows a government overriding democracy for expediency. It deems policies as soothing syrups that fail to cure, with labor influence and court clashes signaling a broken republic. The author calls for a complete political renewal from top to bottom.
The piece argues European hatred remains strong after ongoing wars. It notes suffering, loss, and distrust of peace programs, suggesting Americans should not judge rapid acceptance of guarantees, as Europeans carry lasting wounds and memories of destruction.
The text urges one month per year to suspend all clubs and activities to allow citizens to rest, reflect, and strengthen family ties. It argues democracy can win favor by addressing Europe and Asia's hunger, linking domestic pause to international duty and political outcomes. The fragment emphasizes balance between civic bustle and personal well being.
In a secret session of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Texas Senator Connally and Michigan Senator Vandenberg showed sharp differences during peace trip discussions. Connally opposed the St Lawrence waterway, arguing it should be a treaty requiring two thirds, while Vandenberg urged presenting it as an agreement. The dispute highlighted tense nerves as other senators pressed for time to study the measure and debated broader isolationist policy.
Birds and men share shelter and food, yet men differ in cleverness and wealth and often let envy and hate divide them. The poem contrasts human vanity with birds’ simple coexistence, noting shared life needs and occasional quarrels over resources.
Des Moines reports strong use of the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act loans. Six thousand six hundred ten Iowa veterans have closed or pending loans, with about 30 million dollars guaranteed or approved. Most loans fund new homes, followed by farm and business loans. One veteran has defaulted on a VA loan.
Public safety message urges drivers to reduce speed and stay alert when children are near roads. It emphasizes the need to brake promptly to prevent tragedies and protect young pedestrians in neighborhoods and near schools.
Washington reports a toss up over President Truman vetoing the Case labor bill amid pressure from labor leaders and lawmakers. Congress may override, with fallout looming for Truman’s political standing and party prospects in upcoming elections.
Narrative recounts a journey with Al Lodwick in a Beachcraft private plane converted for civilian use. They stop at air corps bases, inspect surplus, and meet General OU in McComb Mississippi while discussing air transportation and logistics. Describes impressions of routes, aircraft features, and personnel.
Des Maines was chosen as grand master of the Masonic grand lodge of Tawa at the two day meeting in Davenport. Stuart received Free Naice as the new grand master, with Davenport slated as the 1917 convention host. Floyd named among other officers.
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