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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1946
Page
1
Atlantic News-Telegraph informs readers that if evening papers do not arrive, they may arrange delivery by calling before 7 o'clock at telephone 1367-1. Subscribers should contact the office for address changes paper discontinuation or other delivery notices, not the carrier.
The essay lauds Bernard Baruch for proposing abolishing atomic bombs in exchange for safeguards and universal peace. It argues lack of trust blocks disarmament, praises Baruch’s demand for teeth in peace laws, and notes radioactivity concerns from New Mexico tests as implicating global safety.
An editorial argues unions can price fix and disrupt commerce with impunity, criticizing Washington for failing to adopt stronger controls. It highlights the maritime strike and Bridges as emblematic of how labor laws allow a single leader to threaten national shipping and food supplies.
Muscatine Iowa June 15 coroner Dr G C Phillips investigating the death of George Le Vitt a Muscatine grocery store and market proprietor whose body was found last night in about two and a half feet of water in Staley lake about 15 miles northwest of Muscatine campers at the Rotary lodge reported making the discovery authorities said no immediate cause is given pending inquiry
Advice urges moderation during holidays with heat and sun. Stay hydrated wear protective clothing and limit intense activity during peak hours to prevent heat illness.
In a secret Washington meeting, Argentine chief of staff General Von Der Becke pressed for US arms to modernize the Argentine Army, arguing a need to match Brazil and resist Soviet influence. Eisenhower backed state department control while Braden warned of policy overreach and tension with Argentina.
A short poem by Edgar A. Guest celebrates simple minded joy, childlike wonder, and contentment with playful life. The speaker laments lacking ambition yet cherishes children's honesty, Christmas toys, and the fun of being a fool. The verse contrasts stern rulers with the happiness found in playful, gentle living.
Wiota people gathered at the A. D. Pratt home near Atlantic with Mrs. Fred West and Homer West of Los Angeles joining Mrs. A. C. Holmes and granddaughter Betty Holmes of Chickasha Oklahoma. Betty Hooker of Diamond Missouri along with Mrs. Jack Snyder and family accompanied Jack and Carol Snyder to Britt Wednesday evening.
Senators Wilson and Hickenlooper urged action on meat supply and cost policy in Washington. Wilson tied shortages to black market activity and restrictive OPA rules, while Hickenlooper warned against extending price controls and cited Porter on potential price spikes in meat dairy and eggs.
A four year debate over meat price controls is blamed for black market activity and calls for removing controls. The writer praises Texarkana’s new American Legion home, a massive mansion purchased for forty thousand dollars, with vast grounds and ample convention space. He muses on improved telephone service in Augusta as the trip ends.
In Augusta Georgia a pilot notes rain and storm challenges while private planes stay aloft with radio updates. He observes large surplus aircraft and 26 000 rubber tires stored at a military depot. The piece recalls postwar surplus programs aiding consumers with affordable goods from government sales and salvaged items.
The trial scene shows defense attempts to admit airmen testimony to counter Mihailovic claims. A cable from New York dated June 12 mentions airmen ready to testify against collaboration. Mansfield, first American parachuted into Yugoslavia, is cited with Mihailovic denying any collaboration.
Col Jack W Durant and Capt Kathleen B Nash Durant deny any act deemed criminal in the Kronberg castle jewel theft case. Their attorney demanded copies of charges from the army or their release from custody as the investigation of the 1.5 million dollar jewel theft from Kronberg castle proceeds.
Kimballton hosts Mr. and Mrs. Finn Ericksen and Mrs. Edward Jensen of Cedar Falls on business. Miss Ethel Larsen leaves for Iowa State College for an eight week course. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Muller return from Chicago. Rev. and Mrs. Ove Nielsen and son from Perth Amboy, N J visit with Mrs. Nielsen's parents Mr. and Mrs. Holger Rock. Also note a railroad crossing safety reminder to look both ways.
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