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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1952
Page
1
Taft argues the Republicans must run a fighting campaign promising drastic government change to topple the New Deal. He cites Truman’s campaign losses as lessons and urges tax cuts, removing corrupt officials, and a hard line on world affairs to win voters tired of New Deal policies.
The piece argues that television cannot change how conventions operate as work is done by committees and backstage deals. It predicts only a more entertaining broadcast, not a reduction of political skullduggery, and notes that the Taft steamroller may be hard to expose on screen. It cautions that horseplay may disappear but core processes remain unchanged.
Truman reportedly argued no one could cut taxes by 15 percent and did not reduce taxes in office. The choice of Douglas MacArthur as keynote at the Republican convention promises a strong, attention grabbing speaker shaping implications for the top candidates.
A June wedding poem notes how the bride’s beauty and the groom’s nerves are remembered while reporters overlook the groom’s striped trousers and fine coat. The speaker recalls dressing sharply, though he has not worn such finery in years.
Great Mr and Mrs C R Zappe with daughters Mrs O L Zappe and Mrs Eva Vetter were in Des Moines at Howard Gustafson home. Linda and Charles Gustafson visited before joining Peggy Agn Vetter and Frank Parker Jr of Akron Ohio at a Cedar Rapids wedding tonight. The bride is Peggy Vetter, daughter of Freak Vetter and granddaughter of Eva Vetter of Great.
A mixed column notes Navy Times writer Tom Cousins aboard the USS Iowa in Korean waters, radio Moscow hoax about the Iowa, a Marine tank driver Dale Rowley’s 21st birthday in Korea, a quirky Chestnut Street rain cleanup, Atlantic Jones scholarship winners Glen and Sidney, Roy Bailey’s crop of dead birds after hail, and a family mishap when Sharon Lee Williams forgets her handbag during a Omaha visit.
The notice lists publication details for the Atlantic Daily Press including membership in Iowa and national press associations. It shows various subscription prices by duration and region, with rates for Iowa, surrounding counties, other U.S. states, and Canada, along with mailing options and entry date.
Washington reports a split among Republicans over 1952 nomination with Taft favored to win the White House. Kefauver argues Eisenhower would beat Taft, while Truman aides weighed MacArthur's status and the Hatch Act. The piece notes plans to bring MacArthur into politics and the Navy’s and Pentagon tensions surrounding the decision.
The lengthy column reviews Paul Hoffmans Peace Can Be Won arguing against autarchy and a rushed, simplistic plan. It notes Hoffmans sweeping history into a short piece, questions his conclusions about Russia and the Kremlin, and suggests the need for a more nuanced approach to peace and security.
Elsa Ivor an 18 year old in Worthing England had her bicycle strap snap and traffic halted by a policeman. She was fined 16 shillings for ignoring the signal. She promised to use stronger elastic in the future.
Rising receipts and hot weather pushed cattle prices lower as markets gain spring supplies. In three weeks beef steers fell 2 to 2.50 a hundredweight while receipts reached 94 400 head versus 76 000 in the prior period. National Live Stock Producers statistician H M Conwy noted 80 to 70 percent of receipts were choice and prime grades sold mainly to hotels and restaurants.
A cautionary note urges drivers to take it easy on the road and leave extra travel time to prevent rushing and potential accidents. The warning emphasizes not speeding as a key safety measure.
A brief, quotable note on fair pay for incidentals and living costs. It argues that with proper care food and clothing and sufficient pay, a dollar per phase might cover expenses.
Griswold guests from Tabor Lutheran Church at Wallin led a 60th anniversary program for Faith Lutheran’s Missionary Society. The theme traced Emmy Ewald’s story and the society’s 60 years with period costumes. Musicians and readers presented prayers, scripture, and Father’s Day pieces as guests and members participated in demonstrations and singing.
Horace Ireland and Mrs ce a raise 400000 for team transportation expenses. NBC and CBS will broadcast the show starting at 9 p m. Co West with Crosby features Bob Hope and other Hollywood names contributing talents.
Crosby will appear without charge on a television feature in Helsinki to support a marathon fundraising drive. He has previously turned down $60,000 offers for an hour's appearance as organizers aim to raise funds during a 14 percent hour window.
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