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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
1
Atlantic News Telegraph indicates evening delivery options for subscribers missing papers. Call before 7 o'clock at 13675 to arrange delivery, with changes to address, discontinuation, or other notices directed to the office, not the carrier.
Observers warn that future graduates will face tougher job markets as demand for workers shrinks. The piece argues education serves beyond employment, enriching life and broadening understanding, using starlight as a metaphor for mental exploration and lasting happiness.
The piece argues that Democratic contenders including Wallace have halted active calls for Roosevelt style policy. It contends the Roosevelt program may be flawed and notes foreign commitments and spending have harmed the nation, suggesting future candidates must run on their own platforms.
Rumors of deals among presidential possibilities keep politicians on edge ahead of next week’s convention. Analysts say a backroom settlement may decide the nominee while a knockout contest could elevate Vandenberg or another dark horse. The chatter sustains public interest as Truman remains the Democrats’ apparent only hope amid Southern opposition.
The National Guard seeks a surge in enlistments as draftees may gain exemption once the draft bill passes. Young men avoiding two years in the armed forces are urged to consider enlistment. The piece also mocks convention tactics, noting loud campaigning, horse trading, bands, shouting, and mass marches as efforts to nominate a favored candidate rather than select the best.
Drew Pearson portrays Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan as a seasoned, influential Republican leader. The piece traces his past isolationist stances, later foreign policy influence, and enduring status as a key statesman despite past missteps.
Poem reflects on children between nine and ten balancing right and wrong with adult judgment. The speaker recalls mischievous youth, noting parents’ concern and the hope that children will grow wiser with time and experience.
Funeral services for Andrew Trimmer 69 will be at 11 a m Saturday at Long funeral home in Anita. Burial in Anita Evergreen cemetery. He died Wednesday in a Mitchell South Dakota hospital after a long illness. Survived by brother S A Trimmer Ita a sister Mrs Mayme Wainwright Corydon and a half brother Joe Trimmer.
The Scandinavian segment of New York celebrates Midsummer from June 21 to 23 with parties costumes folk dances and formal dinners. A note on homeland danger from Communism contrasts with reflections on loyalty shown by a dog and mentions of relatives and old friends in Westchester and Connecticut.
Des Moines: The state conservation commission reports April fishing licenses sold more than doubling figures from 1947. This April saw 69 487 anglers pay 89 245 50 dollars versus 27 801 and 41 842 83 last year. Combination hunting fishing licenses also rose from 44 641 to 63 852. Officials credit mild spring weather and lower water levels for the increase.
The National Assembly narrowly backs a six power agreement to form a semi independent German government with six stipulations to assure French security. Final vote 300 to 286 after bitter debate with critics accusing the government of failing to defend French interests.
New Delhi reports the government will no longer sign letters with the phrase I have the honor sir to be your most obedient servant. Instead Yours faithfully will suffice, marking a formal shift in official correspondence.
Bruce Roseberry 29 and his bride Shirley 19 face charges of obtaining money under false pretenses and defrauding an innkeeper. A mental examination was ordered by Judge John R. McSweney as investigators say Shirley was an innocent victim who trusted the checks. The couple lived in hotels in Chicago and other cities from their March 14 marriage until their May 17 arrest. they carry fugitive warrants from Davenport Iowa.
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