Why This Fear Of Communism Provokes The World
The author argues the fear of communism is misplaced as Reds falter against real opposition. Tito, the UN in Korea, French government actions, and German resistance show communists retreat when faced with force. Most Reds are ordinary people who suffer under violence and fear consequences.
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Sam McConnell
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Cleveland Bailey
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Tidelands Oil
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Price Daniel
Tidelands
Lone Star
Ed Pauley
California
Myron Blalock
Louisiana
Young
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Television Brings Historic National Conventions Home
The first national conventions will be televised turning politics into a summer spectacle. Both parties face fierce nominating battles with hopeful dark horses adding spice as campaigns unfold. The nation will witness two free swinging conventions, broadcast directly into living rooms.
Must Be Stopped Hoodlum Driving Cracks Down In Atlantic
A window smashing episode in Atlantic tied to local hoodlum activity. The piece urges a crackdown on fast night driving to curb rising law violations before it escalates, noting most acts are minor but may lead to serious offenses.
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Atlantic Monday
Crop Boom in Southwestern Iowa and Prison Cleanup Progress
Crop conditions in southwestern Iowa surpass expectations with booming corn and thriving pastures and small grains. General Boamer reportedly advances on schedule with cleanup of the Kose prison compounds. Reds, once defiant, now humbly obey orders due to firmness.
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Iowa
Boamer
Kose
Atlantic News-Telegraph pricing and notices
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery, detailing prices by region and duration including in-town, adjoining counties, elsewhere in the state, U S outside towns, and Canada. No specific events or articles are described beyond the pricing structure and publication details.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Lews
U. S
Towa
Canada
Senate report decries Truman neglect of national defense
Washington lawmakers publish a six month study accusing President Truman of putting fiscal goals ahead of security. The panel cites 1954 as a perilous year and warns delaying aircraft production worsens readiness. It calls for cost cuts without harming essential weapons power.
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Senate Preparedness Committee
Truman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
JCS
United States
Graham Barden
House Education and Labor Committee
North Carolina
Barden
Wiota Church Ends Religious School
Wiota The vacation religious school at St. Joseph's church ended with Sunday mass. There were 107 children enrolled from the Wiota and Anita Mar ties. First communicants were Mary Coletta Glynn Georgianna Benson Colleen Kelly Rita Mailander Avis Eileen Brownsberger Teddy Legg Gerald Wedemeyer Kathy Heschorner Larry Fusselman Larry Kinen Jack Templeman Judy Templeman and Paul Herchenbach. Sisters M. Roberts M. Francesella and M. Lillian will leave to attend summer school at St. Mary's college.
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Anita Marties
Mary Coletta Glynn
Georgianna Benson
Colleen Kelly
Rita Mailander
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Teddy Legg
Gerald Wedemeyer
Kathy Heschorner
Larry Fusselman
Larry Kinen
Jack Templeman
Judy Templeman
Paul Herchenbach
M. Roberts
M. Francella
Paper Delivery Notice for Atlantic City Route
Residents on Atlantic city carrier routes should report missing papers before 7 p m to ensure prompt delivery and account adjustments.
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Atlantic
Bureaucracy and payroll politics in Washington
A George Sokolsky column analyzes the growth of the federal bureaucracy, payroll protections, and how entrenched government workers influence elections. It cites 2,559,000 federal employees, payroll costs of 9.5 billion dollars, and discusses figures like Truman and Eisenhower in the context of the 1952 political landscape.
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Byrd
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Truman
Ping Stone
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Greenwich
Connecticut
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Eisenhower
Pentagon
State Department
Taft
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Iowa corn prospects improve as warm rains aid crops
The weekly weather and crop bulletin from Iowa agencies reports crop prospects in Iowa continue excellent with warmer weather and weekend rains. By Saturday 91 percent of corn acreage had been cultivated, up from 68 percent last year and 84 percent in 1950, with replanting virtually finished and stands good across the state.
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Iowa
Iowa Weather Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Legion Carnival Plans Set for Audubon
The American Legion in Audubon is finalizing a carnival scheduled for June 30 to July 2 with rides and variety shows. Audubon girls aged 4 to 8 are eligible to be chosen as carnival queen.
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Audubon—The
American Legion
Anita-Harold Smith Returns From French Morocco Mission
Anita-Harold Smith has returned after five months of construction work for the government in French Morocco Africa.
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Anita—Harold Smith
French
Morocco
Africa
Ike Conoclast Goes to New York Visit
Anita Dr James Owen and nephew Dan Osen plan a Friday trip to New York for a veterinary meeting in the east and to visit Oceanside relatives. His wife and son stay with his parents during the trip. Dan Qeep earned a Drake University degree recently and will visit New Jersey relatives and reach Anita in time to answer Sam summons to the army on July 2.
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Drake University
New Jersey
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