15 Jun 1950
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1950
Page
1
The essay argues fear drives modern wars and that truth can curb it. It compares U S and Russia media control, urges the free press to expose facts, and calls for reducing warlike rhetoric to prevent future conflicts. It stresses global truth dissemination and cautious talk to avoid inflaming fears.
The river basin development is hampered by too many ideas about execution. Start along the Pick Sloan path and refine flaws as work proceeds. Maintaining momentum is vital for regional and global food production and for feeding millions.
Scraps from red China indicate Mao Zedong may temper anti democratic campaigns. Although a communist tainted by Moscowism he shows nationalistic attitudes that could place China between Russia and the democracies. Friction with Moscow might aid democracy in China.
The column vents frustration at singers who mangle lyrics and at fault assembly of vocalists. It notes saucer sightings appearing in pictures and argues belief grows as more reliable individuals report such phenomena.
The poem warns of a traitor who hides deception behind a loyal face. It condemns his lies and scheming as a threat to liberty and all that is valued, urging vigilance and caution against his influence.
Des Moines reports Federal Judge Carroll C. Switzer will appear before the senate judiciary committee about his nomination to the southern Iowa district court. The hearing is planned for Saturday in Washington with a Friday flight from Des Moines after a telegraphed invitation from Senator Pat McCarran. Jake More, Democratic state chairman, also seeks to attend. More is en route in Washington while Mure addresses Wisconsin’s Democratic convention in Eau Claire before flying back.
Des Moines reports four prisoners are held in Polk County Jail awaiting trial for separate murders, a first in the county. Harold Christie 21 confessed slayer of Victor Bergman, Charlee Walker 56 held over from Anamosa ward, Zelma Crawford 38 Des Moines charged with stabbing her husband Louis Crawford 36, and William Music 35 implicated in a murder case. Walker’s indictment pending. prosecutors may retry grand jury.
Rates for carrier and mail subscriptions listed for Atlantic Iowa and surrounding regions. Prices shown include one month 70 cents, six months 3.60 dollars, one year 7.00 dollars for local carriers, with various rates for mail subscriptions across Iowa the U S and Canada.
Drew Pearson details the navy’s push to reveal the guided missile program. He notes missiles guiding by radar can hit targets from five miles off, the joint chiefs backing mass production, and plans to convert ships into missile carriers. The piece also covers the basing-point lobbying in Washington and recent political frictions surrounding the issue.
Waldo Fees, 66, of Des Moines died after a fight at Emmett Neatherly’s home. Four defendants were jailed and may plead guilty at the next county term opening in fall, otherwise they remain jailed.
Audubon Baier 55 pleaded guilty in district court to driving while intoxicated. He was fined 300 dollars plus costs, with a 60 day license suspension and a one year liquor permit revocation. He was arrested by Patrolman Wilton Lewis after a minor collision on Market street. James E. Duncan of Audubon was bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated.
A cautionary note warns drivers to travel with care as road hazards loom. The message emphasizes the dangers of reckless speed and fatigue on long journeys. It stresses that a single lapse could end in tragedy for travelers and their families.
Albert Lea Minnesota reports a Freeborn county jury was chosen quickly to hear Lawrence Nobles and Viola Gavle in the poison whisky death of Oscar Rasmussen senior. Nobles, 44, and Gavle, 33, were charged with plotting to kill Gavle’s husband for his insurance and remarriage. Rasmussen drank whisky April 6 with Truman Gavle, Gavle’s husband, and the bottle was found in Gavle’s car.
White nylon should be washed separately from colored garments to keep it white. Colorfast dyes in other fabrics can bleed slightly and cause an objectionable off white tint after multiple washes.
George E. Sokolsky analyzes a Soviet peace offensive against the United States and Western Europe, arguing it aims to lull nations into accepting Soviet dominance. He critiques Trygve Lie and Dean Acheson on UN policy and atomic questions, noting risks to international peace and U.S. allies.
Western states push to dominate hop production with Washington ahead of Oregon while California remains a major producer. The region drives the nation’s hop crop, shaping market supply and prices.
The Rev C Hugo Orf leaves Audubon for Carroll to lead the Carroll Methodist church effective immediately. Rev Eugene Alexander moves from Coon Rapids to Audubon as new Audubon Methodist pastor. Both families prepare to relocate. parsonage work and temporary housing are noted.
Des Moines report quotes Mrs. Helen Lovell of the Iowa state health department noting mothers and grandmothers in Iowa families often gain weight. Factors include tasting every dish, sharing meat and dairy with others, and filling meals with starches and sweets to stretch budgets.
Audubon School Board President Dr. H. K. Merselis announced Audubon grade school will be led by former State Center teacher Audubon principal elect LaFollette. He will succeed Milton E. Ploghoft who resigned for a Nebraska position. New baseball coach Donald Kristensen of Waterloo will take over duties from John Vincent. High school English and speech teacher Mary Anne Scanlon and new staff Leslie Classick join the high school, with elementary hires Evelyn Compton and Marjorie Garlock adding to the program.
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