20 Jun 1947
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1947
Page
1
Notice to Atlantic and Cass County readers outlining evening delivery options and how to contact the newspaper for delivery changes. Includes subscription rates for various regions and instructions to call 13673 before 7 o'clock for delivery issues.
A reflection on how conflicting “truths” about nations fuel fear and threaten peace. The text argues that Russians fear American invasion due to distorted “truths,” while Americans fear war with Russia from propaganda. It calls for universal access to factual information to reduce suspicion and prevent conflict.
The piece argues the United States must shift strategy in Europe to prevent a Communist takeover. It suggests tying aid to democratic reforms, offering loans as leverage, while warning loans alone may not restore those regions to democracy or purge Communist control. It notes aid should not fund self-serving regimes.
The piece argues the labor bill may pass into law regardless of a veto, with supporters claiming both sides will see benefits. It contends curbs on labor are balanced by protections and that leadership limits could improve union governance while restraining abuses.
The writer reflects on sugar as a public staple and a seller's tactic in old times, recalls a grocer's price gimmick, and notes how sugar bowls shaped family breakfasts. He then visits Detroit parks chief John Considine in New York, praises Van Cortlandt Park, and ends with a quip about pet crows and a drink driving warning.
A San Francisco observer writes from an 18th floor window about the city’s skyline and free-spirited spirit, applauding the U B A and local banking, while lamenting transport strikes. He recalls a coast road drive through former war territory, reflects on the Pacific, and notes Harold Stassen’s June 29 Civic Center appearance. He comments on weather, a cross-country trip, and postwar racial dynamics with cautious optimism.
Rev. and Mrs. Orley White return from the Methodist conference in Des Moines and will move to Pulaski in the Ottumwa district. Rev. A Breeling will supply as pastor for Grant and Lincoln Center churches. Take it easy on the road and give yourself time to arrive safely.
President Truman taps Gen Charles Saltzman a West Point graduate and former Army officer and current vice president of the New York Stock Exchange to head the State Departments Germany rebuilding efforts. The move prompts Wall Street criticism amid ties to Lovett and the prewar German loans. The report also notes Georgia Klan dissolution politics and ongoing anti trust enforcement shifts under John Sennett.
Family elocutionist verse notes lively days with children and constant motion. The poet observes that where children are present there is never dullness or stillness, only new thrills for grown ups and a lively household atmosphere.
Milton Reynolds of Chicago will serve as air marshal in Des Moines July 2 Hawkeye holidays parade. William Hopalong Boyd and his horse Topper are scheduled as ground marshal. The committee urges caution as motor travel in the event proceeds.
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