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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1952
Page
1
The senate recommends using the Taft Hartley law to handle the steel strike. President Truman resists, reluctant to apply the law due to opposition to it, fear of alienating labor leaders, and avoiding undermining Taft’s political aims. The pressure increases as the senate move constrains him.
The text argues a sweeping purge in Romania, noting that top leaders and many officials will fall as a result. It contends such eliminations harm governance, predicting widespread political oblivion for many, and claiming constant leadership purge leads to stagnation and downfall of the regime.
In Muscatine old days a grocer’s horse often ran away scattering groceries while crowds cheered a fearless boy who yelled Whee and halted the horse. Heavy brewer’s teams and barrels of beer sometimes tumbled into the street, thrilling youths as the horse era passed.
Atlantic is a major cross country hub with Highway Six and a busy transcontinental airway. A west coast radio network cable dips south of the city while a north tower line carries TV programs nationwide. The city handles a tremendous share of the nation's business through its roads airways and communication links.
Viota Raymond D Moore of Belekestown Maes arrived Tuesday at the A M Acker homes on the way to the Methodist conference in Council Bluffs. Mr and Mrs Claude Spry, Lester Hancock and Ralph Keller also attend. The Sprys and the Ackers plus Mr and Mrs Hancock visited Friday with Rev and Mrs Chuck Knight Jr of Hebron who left for the east to visit relatives. He will enroll at Boston University School of Theology in fall.
The notice lists publication details for Atlantic News including evenings except Sunday, editor names, and association. It provides subscription rates by carrier and by mail for Cass and adjoining counties, elsewhere in Iowa, outside Iowa, and Canada, with varying terms from one month to one year and prices up to $13 per year.
Washington column dives into Kefauver and his wife Nancy as a political asset, notes Senator Russell's quip for a Nancy, and details the gas lobby's push to block FPC Chairman Tom Buchanan. It covers Truman Kerr veto reversal, Magnuson delays, and broader anti-Dewey sentiment amid Ike era politics.
A brief poem on fishing and perception. The speaker notes that big catches often seem elusive while small successes loom larger in memory. It suggests memory may magnify losses and diminish real gains, presenting a reflection on desire, disappointment, and perspective.
On June 18 Gail Shellburg will receive his commission as a second lieutenant for ROTC regular army training. He will visit the parental Edwin Shellburg home before resuming studies at Iowa State College in Ames.
General Dwight D. Eisenhower announced Gettysburg as his retirement home in Pennsylvania He aims to seek backing from the Pennsylvania delegation at the Chicago convention He will spend his final days on a 149 acre farm near the battlefield and greeted townspeople at Lincoln Square
The Elk Horn The Marne Elk Horn telephone company held its annual picnic Sunday for operators, directors, managers, linemen, and their families. A dinner was held at Hotel Whitney followed by lunch at Bunnyside.
Griswold will install twenty new mercury vapor street lights and poles in the business district. The equipment was purchased from Iowa Power & Light, which serves the town, at a special meeting held Tuesday evening. Installation will probably be made soon.
Sometime this summer the grounding cables caused issues due to moisture leading to short circuits. The report notes the high voltage lines and power system concerns, highlighting ongoing maintenance challenges and the need for insulation improvements.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson traveled to Cedar Rapids while Mr and Mrs E P Kuehl of Atlantic attended the Fern Grove Lodge 492 event. The report notes the Kuehls involvement as the Cedar Rapids trip unfolds.
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