Calmer Outlook on Russia and the Communist Threat
The public in the United States is easing from hysteria over Russia. Russia is dangerous but lacks the military might to dominate the world, while the greater danger lies in the communist ideal. The democratic world should aggressively oppose both the military and ideological spread of communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Russia
Soviet Russia
Washington
United Nations
Kremlin
Stalin
Soviet Union
United States
Tehran
King Features Syndicate, Inc
May Spread the Truth
The dispatches say some Chinese fighting units have been sent back from Korea. Home populations have heard tales of victories, but returning units are badly shattered and cannot hide the losses. The exposure may spread truth about Korea and influence views on China’s involvement in Russia's wars.
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Presse
Korea
China
Russia
Should Retire McKellar Seen as Re-Election Candidate
The piece labels Senator McKellar of Tennessee as an 82 year old veteran rabble rousers who seeks re-election. It argues for compulsory retirement of politicians and portrays McKellar as overly patriotic, using the flag for applause in his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
McKellar
No Place to Go as UN Forces Hold at 38th Parallel
The article notes UN forces in Korea are fully armed with no place to advance. Diplomats debate options from troops to Manchurian border, a corridor to Manchuria, or a defended line. It reflects friction between politics and war and uncertainty about next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
38Th Parallel
Free
Manchuria
Audubon Names New Guard Chief Delvin Carver
Audubon appoints First Lt. Delvin H. Carver as commanding officer of the national guard replacing Capt. Arthur L. Godwin who leaves Aug. 1 to move to Denison and run a furniture business with Earl Lang. Carver served in World War II in Europe and teaches music at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
Delvin H. Carver
National Guard
Arthur L. Godwin
Denison
Earl Lang
Carver
Europe
Infantry to artillery transfer at Camp Carson
Anita Pfc. Vincent Ehrman has been moved from the infantry to artillery at Camp Carson, Colorado. The piece notes a historical theory about Hannibal’s elephants in his Rome invasion, suggesting African origin rather than Indian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Vincent Ehrman
Campy Caxson, Colo
Hannibal
Rome
Atlantic News-Telegraph Masthead and Subscription Rates
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details with editor F D Simpson and contact info. Rates are detailed for city, Cass county, Iowa, U S and Canada editions, including monthly and yearly prices.
China lobby depicted as powerful influence in U S policy
Drew Pearson portrays a vast China lobby centered on the Bank of China in New York with figures like Dr. H H Kung and T V Soong guiding campaigns and media, citing campaign contributions and government appointments to sway American policy and support for Formosa.
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Drew Pearson
Bank of China
China
Chiang Kal-thsha
New York
Senator Bridges
New Hampshire
Washington
Chicago Tribune
Democratic Party
New York City
Chiang Kai-Shek
H. H. Kung
Riverdale
N. Y
Generalissimo
T. V. Soong
Long Island
Dr. Kung
Central Bank
Chiang
Kao Ping- Fang
Louis Johnson
Kung
China Tea Company
Peoples’ Political Council
Huang Yen-P’ei
Chinese Universal Trading Corporation
Philippines
Formosa
Truman
King
Johnson
Defense
Formoss
State Department
Johnson Law
Myron Cowen
Australia
Styles Bridges
Bridges
Alfred Kohlberg
Kohlberg
Worth Clark
Idaho
Senate Appropriations
Chiang Kai- Shek
Clank
China Lobby
Clark
U. S. Senate
Dr. King
Senate Appropriations Committee
Lieut
Ge. al Wedemeyer
William J. Goodwin
Coughsinlle
Christian Front
Goodwin
Oet
Sen
Tom Connally
Texas
Hitler
America
Germany
Taft
Chiang Kai-hek
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Little Pansy Won’t Be In The Play Today
Edgar A. Guest poem notes a six year old named Little Pansy misses the show due to a cold. The speaker describes heartache, a ready costume chair, and a ticket given away as the child cannot speak lines she has practiced. The verse reflects life’s trivial disappointments.
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Pansy
Little Pansy
Edgar A. Guest
Audubon Sisters Named Managers of New Motel Cafe
Bonnie and Betty Fairchild named managers of the new Motel cafe in the Jensen motel unit. Audubon unit nearly equipped for opening. Mrs Wakehild will assist in management.
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Cafe Audubon
Bonnie
Betty Fairchild
Jensen Motel
Wakehild
Audubon Garden Club to Host Flower Show at Memorial Building
Audubon garden club will hold a flower show at the Memorial building on June 22 with prizes in 10 divisions. Two sweepstakes trophies will be awarded, including roses won twice by Mrs Claus Kruse. the general sweepstakes prize becomes permanent after three wins. Show runs 1 30 p m to 8 p m with a program at 3 p m. Mrs V C Burke is club leader.
Pastor Resigns From Anita Community Bible Church
Rev. W. LaRoy Anderson resigns as pastor of Anita's Community Bible Church effective August 1 after serving since September 1, 1947. No replacement named yet. church will keep Sunday KJAN broadcasts under his direction until departure and he will continue weekday morning broadcasts 9 to 9 18. Don’t drive if you drink.
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Anita
W. LaRoy Anderson
Community Bible Church
Rev. Anderson
KJAN
Atlantic
Audubon Fish Day Planned at Elmer Carlson Farm Lake
Audubon county hosts the first annual Fish Day on Sunday at the Elmer Carlson farm lake northeast of Extra. The event, sponsored by the Extra and Audubon Lions clubs, offers a prize for every fish caught while supplies last. Prizes donated by local merchants, fish donated by the Iowa Conservation Commission, and the lake four miles northeast of Extra on county road E. The contest runs from 1 30 to 4 p.m.
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Audubon County
Elmer Carlson
Extra
Audubon Lions Clubs
Marion Jones
Audubon
Iowa Conservation Commission
Frank Hays Sr dies in Denver
Audubon native Frank Hays Sr. of Denver, first in a class of 20 to graduate high school here in 1908, died in Denver. Born February 12, 1889 in Council Bluffs, he moved to Audubon in 1894, attended Drake and Creighton universities, practiced law in Denver, and in 1947 was elected to the Colorado supreme court where he served four and a half years.
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Audubon
Frank Hays Sr
Denver
Council Bluffs
Drake University
Creighton University
Colorado Supreme Court
Notable Local Figure Dies. Burial in Boulder
The obituary notes a ten year term completed by the deceased and lists survivors including a wife two sons and a daughter. Burial was May 31 in Boulder Colorado.
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Boulder, Colo
Vetters Buy Denver Home Move Planned in July
Anita Mr and Mrs Joy Vetter Jr purchase a residence in Denver where he works for an insurance company. They will move in July and rent their Rose Hill Avenue home to Wallace D Jomen editor of the Anita Tribune, who will relocate from Des Moines with his wife and two children.
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Anita
Joy Vetter Jr
Denver
Vetters
Rose Hill Avenue
Wallace D. Jomen
The
Anita Tribune
Des Moines
Mr. Vetter
Walk against traffic on the open highway
A driver advises pedestrians to walk against traffic on highways to better see oncoming vehicles and avoid unexpected dangers.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Iowa
Cass
Canada
Netione
NCB Travelers
Merry
Donald McLachlan
Economist
London
American State Department
Foreign Office
Simees
Ashington
Wedeyer
Wedemeyer
Mr. Acheson
General Wedemeyer
Anita Pastor
Home Furniture CO
Chestnut Street
the Cleaners
Phese
West Side
LaVids
Phage
Highland Adda
Ely
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