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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1952
Page
1
The piece notes a convention upheaval looming for both parties as Kefauver remains popular but opposed by party leaders. It argues Democrats face a split field and no guarantee for nomination, while Republicans may leverage internal strife, with no side secure yet.
The essay recalls hail as an unstoppable force striking during crop sensitive seasons. It notes a baseball sized stone nine inches around and eight to nine inches across could kill. storms damaged car tops and dented metal. Atlantic territory faced two severe hail events recently, though not the worst.
Red leaders are challenged by their own propaganda as the United States calls for a UN board to investigate germ warfare claims. Russia and China respond with counter accusations, claiming U.S. drops on a UN camp sickened one prisoner, a claim met with regional belief and perceived tragedy.
Moscow offers to return some lend-lease ships held by Russia, a tale tied to ships reportedly wrecked beyond use. A witness described one vessel as filthy and smashed, with valuables stolen. The Reds reject some loans, likely due to severe damage, and the U S faces potential losses regardless of eventual recovery.
Publication notes evenings except Sunday under News Telegraph Pub Corp. F D Simpson editor. Circulation rates listed for carrier in Atlantic and mail in Cass counties and beyond. Rates vary by duration and location including Iowa and Canada options.
Drew Pearson corrects several errors in recent columns. He notes Secretary Brannan and Secretary Chapman support Tongass National Forest for newsprint development in southeast Alaska to reduce U.S. dependence on Canadian suppliers. He also discusses Maine and Oklahoma voters reacting to senator conduct and recounts long-running investigations into Brewster and other figures.
A dog trainer instructs his animal to walk at heel and to obey short commands. He directs the dog to stay away from the meal area and to sit or lie down on command. The routine includes teaching the dog to avoid strangers and to remain calm at night.
Senator McCarran failed to force immediate Senate debate on a constitutional amendment to deny the president the right to seize property without congressional authorization. The Senate voted 42 to 32 to table the motion, despite a Saturday surprise maneuver.
The column critiques national party conventions noting excess spectacle and theater. It argues chairs, actors, extras, and balloons clutter the main floor reducing deliberation while television turns conventions into shows. The piece recalls past stunts and microphone quirks, predicting more showmanship and public spectacle.
Oklahoma City notes tell of a family awaiting a returning soldier from the West Coast. Last Christmas gifts were stored in a closet and later opened when the man came home, finishing the holiday with an old-fashioned dinner and presents for all.
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