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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1946
Page
1
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The piece argues Roosevelt politics damaged the court by appointing for political aims and cites the Black Jackson feud as a disgrace. It calls for Black and Jackson to leave and for curbs on presidential appointment powers to prevent future politicization and restore public confidence.
The article recalls William S Hart as a steadfast western film hero of the old school. He portrayed swift action and decisive justice, saving heroines and defeating villains without sentimentality. The writer notes that younger cowboys may have followed different paths, but Hart remains a flagship model for many.
An irate editorial notes seven more deaths from hotel fires in Dubuque and Chicago ascribes blame to a roaming firebug theory. It also questions Russia’s veto on atomic bomb talks and summarizes cautious optimism from Big Four meetings towards permanent peace.
In Cedar Rapids Iowa on June 22 the National Oats company and the Quaker Oats Cedar Rapids plant warned of curtailed schedules or shutdowns due to insufficient grain deliveries. National Oats vice president James L Cooper said a shutdown would occur next Tuesday. Quaker Oats superintendent E J Petranek projected a reduced schedule in early July with normal work resuming after oats become available, likely after August 1.
Washington insiders report a White House gathering led by Undersecretary John Sullivan to join Secretary John Snyder and others aboard a single plane to New York for the Louis Conn bout. The group includes Clinton Anderson Paul Porter John Steelman Charles Ross and Mat Connelly amidst jokes about the trip.
A humorous verse about a friendly amateur golfer who dispenses advice to others. The speaker notes the pro like patience and skill while questioning why a club would hire a pro when an amateur tutor in his foursome offers tips. The poem playfully explores golf etiquette and mentoring.
Poem fragment from 1946 by Edgar A. Guest reflecting on learning from another person. Notes a thoughtful model and the value of observing humane conduct and prudent guidance for personal growth.
Marilyn Millhollin eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Millhollin is a patient at Clarkson hospital in Omaha after suffering a fractured skull and back injuries Tuesday. She fell from a car three miles west of Cumberland as the driver Mrs R R Arensmeier attempted to close the rear door while returning from Corning. X rays confirmed the skull fracture and her mother remains at her bedside.
Audubon The Victory cafe changed hands this week as Cecil Jensen sold to Matt Hansen owner of Art s tavern. Hansen will run both venues expanding his local footprint while Jensen exits after dissolving a partnership with his brother in law Clio Hansen earlier this year.
A reflective column recounts old home furnishings from folded doors to oriental boxes, a Niagara and Grand Canyon stereoscope, a lounge, brussels carpet, and a Last Days of Pompeii portrait, contrasting them with breadlines and hunger in a famed bread-producing nation.
Election of John Conner of Turner Grain Co. as president of the Southeast Nebraska Grain Dealers association was announced at the annual meeting. Other officers named include George Stites of Union as vice president and Robert Wilson of Nebraska City as secretary-treasurer. Attendees included grain men from Nebraska Iowa and Missouri. Drive carefully lest this motor trip be your last.
Cpl and Mrs George M Scott arrive at Griswold home with newborn infant but diapers absent until a West Coast call yields a supply. Ducks and geese populate the pond at the light plant drawing daily visitors. A Texas Iowa map compares agriculture, prompting a playful dispute and self promotional jests between states.
A mock FBI trial based on a simulated raid and fictitious robbery closed the five day peace officers short course at the University of Iowa in Iowa City. Judge Charles Roe explained traps to the officers as Prof. Rollin Perkins led instruction with a 60 member staff from more than a dozen organizations including the FBI and Secret Service. For the first time police matrons and policewomen received special instruction at the school.
Chopped celery tops are suggested to flavor roasts stews and bread stuffings. For a celery soup base, combine celery tops with coarse ends, cover with water and simmer until soft to create a creamy base.
Babson Park Massachusetts June 22 1946 urges caution on housing market echoing 1929 fears. He cites three boom drivers army demobilization regulations and labor slowdowns and says houses now sell far above build cost. Advice favors selling nonresidential properties and delaying purchases until prices normalize after inflation.
In Market Alley police clashed with Chinese suspects and captured a narcotics gang during a city raid led by RCMP Inspector M F Anthony. Five were arrested with a sixth believed in the United States. Officers recovered $47,000 in Canadian currency, $1,2000 in US gold coins, and several pounds of narcotics.
A suspect described as handling lottery tickets and Oriental jewelry including jade and diamonds valued highly said the ring’s operations extended into the United States, across Canada and to China, signaling a wide international reach.
Extra Christian church holds Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11. Pastor James Johnson and delegate will attend Pioneer Youth camp at Springbrook State Park Guthrie Center. pastor teaches and returns Saturday afternoon. Federated church no service due to Rev S E Wright at Grinnell convention. Sunday school remains at 10.
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