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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1951
Page
1
A movement to limit federal taxation spreads as Utah becomes the 22nd state to urge a constitutional convention. Ten more states are needed to trigger the call, aiming to bind Congress to cap federal spending and remove the government's unchecked reach over taxpayers.
The piece criticizes early TV for relying on vaudeville and stock habits. It argues television offers strong programs but is still dominated by performers with limited conversational range and overdone emphasis. It warns authentic acting will improve the medium once human performers act naturally.
Trygve Lie argued the aim of the Korean War is to secure collective security against future wars. The UN resistance has paused aggressors’ world conquest plans, marking a potential victory for collective security even if a decisive military win is not yet seen. Russia’s broader aims remain uncertain, but their overrun of Korea has been halted for now.
A commentary notes that Nazism may persist in parts of Germany beyond World War I and warns that defeats will not erase the long indoctrination. The Atlantic shopping week begins Thursday with bargains that bolster Atlantic's reputation as a low price buying center.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription prices by carrier and mail including local Cass county rates and outside Iowa options. Rates cover one month to one year with varied terms and Canada options.
Drew Pearson notes Galo Plaza Lasso of Ecuador, born in New York, as a rare Latin American leader who defends democracy and free press. He highlights Plaza’s democratic rule, rural modernization, dairy farming ties, and refusal to use martial power despite pressures.
George E Sokols ky argues that a strong corps of foreign correspondents requires long term training in language history and culture. He praises veteran reporters like J Reed and Powell while criticizing kit for shallow coverage and reliance on wire sheets.
A playful verse where a dentist reminds the speaker that six months have passed and schedules a teeth cleaning for nine thirty Tuesday. The caller questions time while the dentist orders, open wide, and to arrive promptly.
Casey array reports the Legion Auxiliary elected officers including Carroll White as president Wayne Hager as vice president Nick Ludwig as secretary Carl Anderson as treasurer and historian Je ss Thaler as chaplain Alvin Croissant as sergeant at arms. Executive board members are Sam McClung Rollin Kading and J R Krions. Hostesses were Mrs Frank Conway Nick Ludwig and Carl Anderson. Don’t drive if you drink.
Atlantic Rotarians heard a Counteil Bluffs speaker urge openness between management and workers. He cited shared knowledge of machinery costs production goals and lifespans to build trust and solve problems with employee input.
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