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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
1
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A commentary warns that minority persecution fuels dictatorship. It notes Jews in Germany as a historical example and argues the danger lies in attacking any helpless group to rally the masses and seize power.
The state committee reports Cass County's wealth rose to 21.6 million dollars from 1941 to 1945, driven by bank deposits and increased currency. E bond purchases reach 51.3 percent of the quota, far behind Audubon County’s 120.6 percent, with seven days left to boost E bond sales.
The piece reframes Japanese pilots as victims rather than heroic martyrs. It says they are selected for poor training and old planes, protected by better fighters and anti aircraft, and often die without achieving their missions while better pilots prevent losses.
In Vienna, June 3 clashes over access under Yalta fade as Anglo American Soviet talks align. Western allies gain inspect rights across Greater Vienna with Danube west bank under Allied control and eastern sector under Soviet supervision. In San Francisco Philadelphians press for UN seat. Evatt jokes about Phillies.
The United States Senate will get a full report next week from two American delegates on the San Francisco UN conference. Delegates expect ratification of the charter but doubt quick approval before the July Big Three meeting in Berlin. Final signing and formal approval are anticipated Monday, with Truman attending part of the ceremony.
Knoxville Sheriff Jim Van Hemert expresses sympathy for local farmers needing a blacksmith but will not release Blacksmith Van Waller before he completes a 90 day sentence for assaulting former Sheriff Paul Applegate.
General Dwight D. Eisenhower delivers a joint session address in the Capitol, praised by lawmakers and the public for his World War II leadership. He salutes American soldiers as the “best fighting men” and urges continued unity with allies. Crowds fill Washington streets, rivaling historic gatherings, as Pershing hospital visits are noted.
General Eisenhower drew throngs in Washington marking his return. President Truman praised him at the White House as cars and buses crowded streets. He received the key to the city, an oak leaf cluster, and public cheers calling him “Good old Ike.”
A Wichita Yonkers correspondent rails at Earl Hrow der accused of treason to the United States, citing Moscow influence and FBI rounds up traitors. The column endorses Dr Frederick Martis and his book The Junker Menace, proposing German state division and Junker estate redistribution as part of UN supervised postwar reeducation.
A new fire siren was installed in Anita along with an electric clock months ago. Due to war conditions the clock is only now being installed and will sound a 30 second blast on the siren each day at noon and at 6 p.m. The first blast occurred at 6 p.m. Wednesday. All the news when it is news in The News Telegraph.
Poem by Edgar A. Guest from 1945 ponders if in desperate need a person of a different creed should be treated as foe or friend. It argues true friendship transcends creed and color.
Audubon Iowa Mr and Mrs Theo dore Kading of Casey have bought the Victory cafe from Mr and Mrs George Parris and will take possession July 1. The Kading couple bring cafe experience and plan to live in an apartment at the rear. The Parsis will rest and not announce future plans.
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