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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1946
Page
1
The Atlantic News Telegraph announces delivery options for subscribers missing evening papers. Readers should call before 7 p.m. at the listed telephone to receive the paper, with directions for address changes or discontinuations to be handled by the office, not the carrier.
An editorial argues that high American sailor wages raise costs and hinder U S merchant marine competitiveness. It cautions wage increases could reduce work for sailors as business shifts to foreign bottoms, jeopardizing the nation’s trade expansion and maritime growth.
The speaker argues that nearly all labor legislation in Congress has been emergency oriented and aimed at specific leaders or events. A broad, well studied labor program is needed to protect workers and the public, ending the ongoing distortion in the labor picture. The issue has persisted for about a year with ample time for proper groundwork.
An air show announcement noted the display could not be shown on the field because bridges between Atlantic and the airfield could not bear the weight of huge trucks. The piece argues rural bridge rebridging is essential as many structures have collapsed from increasing loads and will need replacement soon at high cost.
The Atlantic celebration turns a spotlight on shop windows filled with aging items. The exhibits trace the region from Indian days through Mormon settlement to early pioneer life, preserving books, clothing, tools, faith, and recreation for public viewing.
The article reports Justice Robert Jackson venting bitterness over not becoming chief justice while tangled in friction with Justice Black. It links his Nuernburg war trials to the flare up and notes Frankfurter’s suspected role in the anti Black faction, plus Florida Attorney General Tom Watson’s push to disqualify Black.
In Washington, Senator Wilson sharply rebukes OPA head Paul Porter in a letter accusing him of bad faith and ignoring a senate committee request. The piece notes the interaction as a notable public exchange and highlights broader political context.
Companionship and choosing company shape a man. Fate and circumstance influence outcomes, with chance tipping balance. Thinkers find thought tedious and scarce, while rain refreshes yet disappoints children on a picnic day.
Cass county farmers report widespread infestation of the short needle evergreens including Douglas fir blue spruce and Colorado spruce. The spider mite hides at the base of limbs builds a web over needles and drains sap, browning foliage and risking tree death. State college recommends lime sulfur spray 1 gallon to 40 gallons water to break the web and reach mites.
Massena Lt. C. E. Anderson returns from Hawaii to visit his wife and son. The Yargers and son Ronald vacation at northern Iowa lakes with Kenneth Fletcher. Leland Fletcher in the medical unit and Delmar McElfish in the Tokyo replacement depot met recently for their first visit since arriving in Japan. Fletcher earned an advance rating and McElfish works as a postal clerk.
The author praises Eddie Rickenbacker and lingers on a Forest Hills to Yonkers trip with military hospitality. He notes long flight mileage, praises pilots, and comments on surplus property inspections and Washington red tape. The column blends personal travel with views on national policy and patriotism.
Local residents report visits and travels including Mrs. Hans Hansen and granddaughter Deloris Bannister returning from Council Bluffs, Mrs. Leonard Smith in Omaha, and visits by Mrs. Sam Harrison family near Anita. Earl Pearce’s family visits, and Grant Shahan moving to farm east of town after purchasing it. Others include Jack Hoover starting at Walnut Grove in Atlantic and Mrs. Christensen recovering from a stroke in Atlantic hospital. George Harrison and family guests at W. W. Winters home. George Statler in Des Moines. Geo. Herman visiting Joe Peters in town.
Public safety message urges motorists to reduce speed when children are present near highways. Emphasizes vigilance and the need to stop instantly if a child darts onto the road to prevent fatal injuries.
Atlantic's summer hand concert series at the city park opens next week with eight Thursday 8 pm performances concluding Aug 8. Director W V Hemphill invites high school graduates and experienced adults to join. rehearsals are Mondays at 8 pm in the high school band room.
Extra-Mrs. Virgil Neville visits Spring Brook Park to teach at a Disciples of Christ youth conference. Local youths attending include Marjorie Jayne Clarissa Wahlert Peggy Jorgensen Betty Hansen and Charles Crees. Travel and hospital news follow with multiple relatives visiting family, measles illness of Hofferber children, and social calls among area residents. Don't drive if you drink.
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