18 Jun 1947
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1947
Page
1
Atlantic subscribers to The News Telegraph may have evening delivery if they call before 7 o clock. Call 13673 to arrange delivery or change address or discontinue service. Notify the office, not the carrier, with any delivery notices.
The piece argues that continued federal doles to prop up the economy risk delaying but worsening downturns. It says government money comes from the people and cannot permanently sustain peak levels without underlying business support, warning that subsidies may intensify future busts.
Article argues that aid to European nations is increasingly resisted as communists seize power. It claims supplying countries risks feeding communist regimes and notes doubts about using aid to sway anti communist democracies. It suggests withholding aid could deter communism but may be used against the U S by those in power.
The piece argues that Americans travel far more than people elsewhere. It notes the busy roads and long drives for business or pleasure, and contrasts with other nations where families stay closer to home. It claims Americans have seen the world more and view home as a return spot rather than a defining place.
The piece notes high demand for cars despite production and warns of continued black market profits. It mourns Peter White a longtime Atlantic citizen, praising his public service and quiet dedication. He is remembered as a faithful, honest contributor to the community.
Washington column reports Chicago real estate leaders privately advise landlords to ignore rent control and push illegal increases while urging Congress to curb OPA funding. Senate battle over Burton Behling nomination highlights further party frictions as Revercomb gains ground against White.
The piece argues that Congressional reporting timed to affect Henry Wallace shows smear tactics and a broader pattern of manipulation. It cites Guam fortification votes of 1939 and Mundt’s propaganda bill, warning that modern warfare increasingly relies on information efforts over troops. It notes Czech ignorance of American achievements due to lack of a strong US propaganda voice.
A feature sketch of Amster Yard in Turtle Bay New York praising interior designer James Amster and his ring of artists writers and collectors. It notes Amster’s unique circular windows his artful renovations and maps from pre Revolution times. The column mentions Leonard Hanna Ed Fitzgerald John Wing and other local figures and the Yard as a cultivated quiet arts hub.
A poet notes the joy of a baby's early language and milestones from first words to first steps. The piece celebrates maternal pride and the growth of a child, highlighting the sweetness of each new utterance and achievement as a family's treasure.
Short quip from Edgar A. Guest about the sound of a baby beginning speech. This reflection notes the joy and milestone of early language development and the tenderness of parental moments. The verse captures a domestic scene and the timeless delight of a child finding voice.
Paris June 18 President Vincent Auriol said France welcomed the audacious and wise initiative of US Secretary of State Marshall to aid Europe's economic rehabilitation. He spoke at a luncheon as British and French diplomats met for talks on drawing up a program to restore the continent with American help.
The Christian church announces its Vacation Bible School with instructors Miss Arnejt from Henderson Rev Wm Lee Mrs Frank Murphy Mrs Joe Thompson and Mrs Francis Morrison. A Friday evening demonstration of the work will be held at the church.
Tillie Gerst a 33 year old Oakville Indiana farm woman will receive a teacher diploma at Northwestern University commencement today after five years of part time work as a housemaid cook and babysitter to fund her education. She left grade school in 1927 and faced isolation from high school due to a poor road route and farm duties.
After 15 years she arrived in Chicago, found a job as a waitress, and began night classes toward high school completion. One year later she enrolled at the university to continue her studies.
Washington reports the agriculture department will back grower prices at a national average of 1.80 dollars per bushel for the rest of June. The rate is about 10 to 15 cents below current market levels, with further support levels for July 1 onward to be announced next month.
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