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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
1
Finland made another payment to the U S on its war debt and has never missed a payment, a record praised as proof of honest, hardworking people who stand by their beliefs despite great odds.
The Atlantic News Telegraph highlights soil conservation progress in Cass County. It notes a shift from traditional square fields to contoured fields with terraces and grassed runoff, widespread crop rotation, and the rise of farm ponds, while acknowledging ongoing losses to erosion and the need for continued improvement.
The writer urges full disclosure of all casualties and aircraft losses in Korea. They insist U S readers deserve complete details, including unit counts and plane types, to understand how the conflict unfolds as soldiers’ families await updates.
The piece notes inconsistency in treating Eisenhower as a political leader for his military stature while criticizing MacArthur as a partisan soldier. It shifts to the steel strike impacting the arman program and accuses Truman of delaying legal steps to halt the strike, claiming he won’t play unless he makes the rules.
Publication details list subscription prices by carrier and mail for Atlantic Iowa and surrounding regions. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options with varied discounts and regional adjustments. The notice notes establishment under congressional act and business offices on Atlantic street.
Washington notes reveal three assistant attorneys general were dismissed after inter cabinet pressure over antitrust actions. Graham Morison, head of the antitrust division, resisted dropping the A T and T Western Electric case despite Defense Secretary Lovett. McGranery then fired Morison amid ongoing probes into RCA practices and pressure from the gas lobby against Federal Power Commission chair Tom Buchanan.
A 1962 verse by Edgar A. Gueat portrays a couple who reconcile through humor and a shared twinkle in the eye. The speaker notes faults on both sides yet emphasizes peace after laughter and kiss fueled resolves. The wife is told to hold to love and use humor to vanquish disputes.
Three reform school inmates escaped from a reformatory farm after beating the farm manager’s wife. A stolen car was later reported in Anamosa as authorities, led by County Sheriff Lewis Dreibelbis, hunted Chester Burke, 21, Des Moines. Paul Williams, 18, and John Picard, 17, both of Fort Dodge.
Final official canvass shows none of the four June 2 primary candidates reached 35 percent to secure the nomination. State Senator A L Doud led with 83 679 votes or 29.79 percent, followed by Leo Elthon with 81 698 votes or 29.06 percent, Ralph Oltman with 67 731, and Ralph B Slippey with 47 806.
A public safety reminder urges drivers to slow down at dusk to prevent collisions. Officials emphasize reduced visibility and increasing pedestrian activity as evening hours approach.
The article argues General Douglas MacArthur will deliver the keynote at the Republican convention, praised as a premier orator whose speech could unify supporters and set the tone for the gathering. It notes objections about his active-duty status and political role, but concludes he will speak and facing possible political repercussions is unlikely.
The U S high commission announced that Washington will not provide advance information on American flights over the Soviet zone of Austria after a Soviet jet intercepted Ambassador Walter J Donnelly s plane. Acting U S High Commissioner Walter Dowling said existing agreements guarantee free and unimpeded access to Vienna and warned that if Russians follow rules such incidents will not happen again.
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