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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1951
Page
1
The passage criticizes federal spending and wasteful government methods while noting honest workers exist. It praises lawmakers like Ben Jensen for pushing cuts and argues only mass public action can curb spending. The piece urges taxpayers to rise up to force reductions.
The article argues that emphasis on the right to strike has overshadowed the right to work. It notes a Georgia incident where mob violence by strikers led to a death, calling it an accidental outcome of protest. It warns that denying others the right to work threatens democracy and equal rights for all.
A commentary argues that purges are the standard method for maintaining one party rule, citing China and Budapest as current examples. It contends purge-based government is ancient, temporary in effect, and doomed as opposition adapts and rights are restored.
The indictment of 21 more Reds on plotting to overthrow the government promises another lengthy trial with defendants and attorneys expected to try disruption. A calm judge is urged, and a Medina type judge may be needed. Convictions could deter others from joining communism and expose how enemies threaten democracy.
Poem of varied pleasures to escape fretful cares through sports and nature. It celebrates fishing golf tennis cards gardens and travel as remedies for life’s pressures and urges finding rest and joy in outdoor recreations and peaceful moments.
Des Moines reports centennial plans spread across Iowa with many towns schools churches and farms marking 100 years. West Branch hosts a July 12 15 event for Quaker immigrant families linked to Herbert Hoover born there as the commission prepares an Iowa award at Des Moines state fair.
Washington column reports defense mobilization chief Charles E. Wilson urged changes to tax amortization amid a Hardy committee push against favored firms. It cites Frank Creedon’s past approvals and notes a U S high commissioner McCloy’s confidential briefing on $250 million yearly war material shipments to Russia. Truman signals veto of across the board cuts and warns Congress overbudget tactics.
Half-dollars issued a commemoration of Iowa's centennial of admission to the union in 1846. The text notes the centennial celebration tied to the state fair, described as Iowa's yard.
Rev. John T. Jacob elected as Casey Methodist pastor. The Hungarian preacher, in the Methodist conference for three years, will lead services on June 24 after moving from Tracy with his wife.
Audubon notices the death of Rebecca Rita Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ross born May 25 died at Carrol hospital Tuesday. Survived by brother James 11 maternal grandmother Mrs Rose Nickum Manning and grandparents Mr and Mrs Sam Ross Audubon. Funeral rites and burial were held at Audubon Thursday afternoon.
A safety official warns pedestrians to walk against traffic on open highways to see approaching vehicles. The guidance emphasizes facing oncoming cars for better visibility and reaction time to avoid collisions.
The notice lists publication details for the Atlantic News Telegraph Evening edition, editor contact lines, and filing information. It includes price schedules for carriers and mail subscriptions across local Cass county, adjoining counties, other Iowa towns, and U S destinations. It notes entry as second class matter and association memberships.
The United States produces about 96.7 million tons of steel annually, far ahead of Soviet Russia and other Western powers. The share of iron ore among five nations plus Canada shapes global supply, with Mesabi and Birmingham ore fields key. A national steel policy is essential to maintain leadership.
Des Moines reports an agreement on disposing of frozen canned eggs deemed unfit for human consumption. L. B. Liddy of the dairy and foods division said that processing firms are being notified that these eggs may be treated with harmless coloring and used for animal feed. The issue concerns Grade 2 eggs used in large commercial channels. State inspectors found firms spooning out spots and foreign matter from cracked eggs before freezing, violating state grading rules.
Babson argues land remains affordable despite high house prices. He cites three reasons to own land: fixed supply, essential role for food and shelter, and human instinct. Warns against hoarding and urges diversification including productive land and jewelry.
Residents on Atlantic city carrier routes, please report if you do not receive your newspaper before 7 p m. The notice urges timely delivery verification and replacement steps.
Des Moines Iowa will unveil its statewide civil defence training program at a July 13 conference bringing together county and local civil defense leaders to begin the statewide effort.
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