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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1951
Page
1
The article argues shortages are not widespread despite earlier alarm. It notes fewer than three million in today’s war and lower material consumption than World War II, with production at unprecedented levels. Only a few critical materials show potential constraints and the overall outlook remains favorable.
The city mourns as Dr. William Ulysses Hammer Homer H Hilfickar and L. H. Gilchrist die after long illness and years of service. Hammer led in church and civic life, Hilfickar worked 32 years at one firm, Gilchrist earned community respect in ten years of residency. Atlantic suffers a heavy loss.
A second Chamber of Commerce farm tour is held this afternoon with popular dinners by local women. The tours connect city residents with farms and show progressive farm activity, offering insight for future support. A third tour is planned this summer.
The piece argues top writers miss the simple reason Russia has not exploded a second atomic device. It suggests money limits stop Russia from using bombs for experiments while U S scientists know the bomb’s development path. The author contends Russia cannot spare bombs for testing.
Rates listed for subscriptions in various regions. Inclusions cover Cass and adjacent counties, Iowa, U S outside Iowa, and Canada with prices for 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year. Also notes publishing days and affiliated press associations.
Drew Pearson reports the Senate Democratic leadership met off the record to counter Senator McCarthy's 60,000 word assault on General Marshall. The piece traces battles over the new military court of appeals, appointments by Vaughan and McGrath, and the fight to keep civilian judges on the bench amid White House maneuvering.
Edgar A. Guest argues against clinging to youth and urges high school students to live valiantly. He acknowledges sadness in aging but asserts that fuller happiness lies in facing the coming years with courage and without doubts.
The governor honors young Curtis at a Des Moines banquet as part of the safety poster idea contest by the safety congress. Curtis receives a 650 savings bond and attends the second annual assembly of the congress.
In an exceedingly high vacuum water can boil at its normal freezing point of 32 F. This phenomenon shows how boiling depends on pressure rather than temperature alone.
George E. Sokolsky argues narcotics abuse among New York schoolchildren signals a broader social disease. He links dope peddling to broken families, Puerto Rican immigration, and weak parental control, urging stronger home influence and community action amid failing schools and overburdened teachers.
The Spat family of thousands who built meaningful lives in the country is highlighted as religious consciousness centers the family. The article notes the camp, linked to Sjoblom and Mary Francis Camp Bell and Rev. and Mrs. Alexander, will close Saturday amid cultural transition concerns.
Audubon youths from the Methodist church depart Sunday for a institute at Clear Lake. Participants include James Black, Katherine Jensen, Shirley Zaiger, Jeannette Moreland, Fay Finerty, Charles Manatt, Elizabeth Parrott, Gary Williamson, and DeEtte.
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