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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1945
Page
1
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details and carrier and mail rates. It urges subscribers to call 7 pm if papers fail to arrive and directs notices for address changes or delivery issues to the office rather than the carrier.
The article argues that direct heart-to-heart talks with top leaders have reduced tensions and improved international understanding. It credits frequent meetings among the Big Three and the San Francisco conference with progress toward a peaceful world order and world safety.
A Purple Heart parade in New York City showed the war's cost with silent crowds. Wounded soldiers in jeeps, crutches and bandages highlighted the toll and urged a national reckoning to deter future wars.
The essay argues the United States must coexist with Soviet Russia as a rising power that dominates Europe and Asia. It asserts U S influence is essential to European stability and stresses bilateral understanding and confidence as the path to lasting peace and avoidance of conflict.
The piece urges delaying universal military training until after the war and questions the push for a larger standing army while negotiating world peace. It notes the administration’s seizure of hundreds of truck lines in Chicago to preempt a potential strike, arguing action should precede extended disruption to aid the war effort.
Washington column notes Harry Hopkins steered Truman to meet Stalin and break the stalemate over Poland and Bulgaria. It recalls Stalin's reply and the shift from notes to face to face talks, plus reflections on old diplomats and air travel. It also covers Japanese prisoners seeking U. S. naturalization and Senator McKellar's push to probe the Nashville Tennessean purchase.
A nostalgic wartime verse calling veterans who served aboard the USS Franklin to share their survival story. The poem honors Navy heroism under Japanese attack, praising the crew that kept the flag flying and brought the battered carrier to port.
Pvt Hilmer Olsen son of Mr and Mrs Nels Olsen leaves tonight for Colorado Springs to enter a rest camp after a 80 day home leave. He served two years overseas and took part in five invasions in the European war theatre. T/Sgt Leonard Iverson on 30 day convalescent furlough with his parents after three years on the Hawaiian islands. He will report to Indiana. Lt Jernold Show and wife spent a three day leave with his parents.
The old Tribune building in New York’s Newspaper Row was sold to a real estate syndicate amid chatter that English interests led by the Waldorf Astor family are amassing block-fronts in Manhattan to revive the decaying area with postwar office development. The Herald Tribune's roots and Munsey's legacy frame a tale of money, art, and nostalgia in midtown Manhattan.
Mr and Mrs Andy Skow plan an Omaha meet with their son Staff Sgt Alvin before a 30 day furlough from Kennedy hospital Kentucky. Alvin has served over four years and this is his first furlough. Levi Hansen also visits Elk Horn with wife and daughter as he returns from discharge.
A tribute to Jessie Missman, daughter of Sam and Hazel Marshall, mourned as a bright, keen minded young woman. The column also critiques Elliott Roosevelt's $200,000 loan, analyzes the anti poll tax debate, and notes pay raise discussions for Congress amid Washington weather observations.
Elliott news briefs list Omaha visitors Monday and a string of residents and relatives traveling or returning home. Donnia Mae Stayer returns from a two week vacation in Lincoln. Mrs. Henry Stanton and daughter come back from Muskegon. Mrs. W. Bjorge and daughter go to St. Louis. Laverne Jervis enlists in the navy after a trip to Council Bluffs. several Fortune related visits appear with Cedar Rapids and Sioux Rapids connections. other local residents host or visit, including Rev and Mrs A D Banker and Mabelle Meyers returning from Cedar Rapids.
Cumberland-Maurice Trego from Des Moines visited his mother Mrs. Gertie Trego this week. Jaynee Fox and Irvin Fox, recent POW returnees, visited Omaha. Clair Hebing family of Omaha vacationing with his mother. Mina Hebing Monica Lewis and Rosaline Weber plan summer work in Omaha. Katie Wickham of Orient stayed with Carl Arnold. All the news when it is news in The News Telegraph.
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