15 Jun 1949
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1949
Page
1
The piece argues abuses in socialized medicine and other government handouts inflate costs. It cites England as an example where workers fake illness or misuse prescription allowances to buy goods at public expense, urging preemptive controls before U S adoption.
The editor of a communist paper defends lies told under oath by claiming the end justifies the means. The piece argues that business, charity funded, and individuals justify actions for profit or gain, creating widespread law violations. It contends this mindset fuels crime waves and juvenile delinquency and must give way to complete obedience to law.
A column champions onions after years of critics. The late Crosby Garge is cited as saying the onion is almost as essential in the kitchen as the stove and the cook, prompting a lighthearted rebuttal to detractors.
The author describes vacationing by reading travel magazines and studying maps. Readings reveal highways, points of interest, and terminal vacation stops, providing travel fanfare without hard ships or high costs. A single evening can cover wide country, avoiding heat while staying home.
Readers are urged to avoid rushing judgments from brief FBI report excerpts on individuals connected to communist investigations. The note warns that fragmentary statements can misrepresent characters and harm reputations.
Western diplomats puzzle over Russia at the Paris conference with hints of seeking something for nothing. John L. Lewis touts grand aims while miners act as in a strike, with coal dumped on highways. The events underline the Taft Hartley law.
Poem by Edgar A. Guest traces lineage and fate through Decembers and marriages. It contemplates how distant unions of John and Julia set the course for present lives and forgotten friends across generations.
Poem fragment by Edgar A. Guest reflecting on enduring fidelity through generations of marriages. It contemplates how lives and loves endure after loss and time, imagining whether key relationships would have changed if a loved one had failed or wed another.
S Sgt Rex M Pierson and family from Fort Riley Kansas visit in Elmer Piersons home joined by Mr and Mrs Joe Lash and Roxanne from Council Bluffs.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription prices for various delivery options including carrier and mail, with tiered rates by region and term. Rates cover Atlantic city delivery, Cass county, Iowa, and U S destinations with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual terms.
Drew Pearson surveys the fallout from postwar diplomacy. Acheson fed Paris and Moscow updates to Truman while Byrnes failed to report, sparking a heated exchange and Byrnes's eventual resignation. The piece links Tucker’s indictments to a broader Washington scramble for information.
Griswold guests E A Kellaway Carl Zellmer of Atlantic and Fay Johnson of Lewis spoke at a Monday dinner meeting on the new 4 H club development program. Misa Jeannette McKay directed the home talent play Laugh It Off. 75 babies have been registered for the baby show as part of the entertainment.
Mrs. P. F. Nelson of Marquis Washington has been a guest of her sister Mrs Harry D By ers and family. The former Gwendolyn Lougher lived here several years ago.
New York’s Melvin Marks, a Brooklyn schoolteacher, now runs the Enterprise School of Plastics from his home borough. He trains GI pupils under the Bill of Rights, carving decorative plastic pieces with tools like a dentist drill, signaling growing use of plastics in home and office furnishings.
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