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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1950
Page
1
The Ohio governor, a Democrat, argues citizens vote for the person, not the party, signaling growing cross party voting. He says parties must nominate strong candidates to prevent fence jumpers and preserve effective government amid party division.
The message outlines how new weapons development could curb the massive Russian army and delay potential occupation. It argues these arms would boost morale in Western Europe, buying time to pursue peace and potentially prevent war as mobilization occurs.
A group of Wisconsin dairy farmers drafts a code to apply Christian ideals to soil, business, community and mutual conduct. They argue individual practice can spread to global peace, suggesting religion should guide everyday farming and relations.
The piece calls a nameless group "they" the most active spreaders of falsehoods in the country. It claims "they" are frequently quoted, spoken of with authority, and even trusted by serious businesspeople, despite disseminating dirt and erroneous information more than any other group of similar size.
Poem recounts the freedom song that the bell rang aloud across states. The speaker recalls the bell ringer’s memory of liberty and the symbol of national pride in a reflective verse. The poem cites a past act of ringing the bell and imagines repeating that historic moment.
A revised edition of the Iowa Conservation Commission folder Where to Go and What to Do in Iowa's State owned Recreation Areas is distributed. It lists 90 state recreation areas with locations facilities and custodian post office addresses. Further information and reservations are available through custodians. The folders are distributed free.
Audubon airport hosts a Sunday flight breakfast sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and local flying clubs. About 75 airplanes and 200 enthusiasts expected from 6 a.m. to noon with free breakfast for visitors and registrants. Prizes for pilots include oldest and youngest, first plane on the field, and special categories.
A brief public safety note urges drivers to slow down at dusk to reduce the risk of crashes and save lives. The reminder emphasizes adjusting speed as lighting changes and visibility declines in late hours.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists editorial staff, post office entry details, and professional memberships. It provides subscription rates for carrier and mail in Cass and surrounding counties, elsewhere in Iowa, the U S, and Canada, with varied term options.
A Bell Syndicate article recalls Congressman Wood guiding questions at the 1947 Hollywood inquiry. Mayer testifies on Song of Russia, Wood cites Mayer speech, and a retrospective notes Wood’s cross examination style amid earlier probe delays and political pressure.
The number of Americans aged 65 and over has quadrupled since 1900, while the overall population doubled. This demographic shift highlights growing needs in health care retirement planning and social services as the senior share rises.
A King Features Syndicate piece from 1950 analyzes Tom Dewey's career from Owosso Michigan to New York governor. It contrasts his administrative strength with limited public warmth and details his financial strain and reluctance to seek re election, while weighing party alternatives and potential successors.
Washington extends federal rent controls until December 31 by a six month extension with local option for municipalities. The House approved 176 to 146 and the Senate followed with a 40 to 24 vote. President Truman expected to sign promptly to avoid curbs ending June 30.
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