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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1952
Page
1
The piece argues Eisenhower backers fail to spark a national convention surge and fear Taft leads in the nominating fight. It predicts a tough slugging match with Democrats, with Taft as the GOP’s best chance to win if nominated. The outlook questions Eisenhower’s path and party unity.
The piece argues the UN strikes on Korea’s hydroelectric sites heighten pressure on China and North Korea to seek peace. It links peace talks stall tactics to intensified Allied air strikes and urges a decisive move to halt the war.
The writer describes a Sunday class reunion as enjoyable though a reminder of aging. They note former pupils discuss families and life events, with some tragic incidents hinted at but overall life appears kind to these now familiar friends.
The editorial urges butter producers to boost their own product rather than seek tax or color changes to curb oleo competition. It argues market preference will determine sales, not taxes or color, and calls butter makers to enhance quality and appeal. MEADS AUXILIARY Walnut Mrs James Menefee elected county president at Macedonia meeting with officers Mrs Fred Miller Avoca and Mrs Harry Nieman Walnut.
The Atlantic News Telegraph announces subscription rates for carriers in Atlantic and Cass counties and mail options across Iowa and the U.S. Rates cover one month to one year with varying prices. editor D Simpson listed. published evenings except Sundays.
Washington column notes Arkansas Democrat Drew Harris changed his stance on the mail pay subsidy after Pan American Airways hosted a $100-a-plate dinner for Harris and his wife. The piece links the dinner to political pressure and discusses broader implications for Kefauver and DC home rule.
The Washington Post reported the FBI found a report that Owen Lattimore planned a trip to an iron curtain country to be a fabrication. The paper noted the informant admitted the claim was false after FBI inquiry and said customs officials were told to stop Lattimore from leaving the United States.
A wash method suggests removing rusty water stains from bathtubs sinks stoves and fee boxes by rubbing with lemon then rinsing well. The guide emphasizes acid action and thorough rinsing. The item positions lemon as a stain remover and cleaner.
Brief poem about a man who arrives at a moment of need and aids a child. It reflects on fate and the mystery of life, suggesting a divine plan may guide events and a single person can alter a moment of despair.
A roadside reminder urges motorists to take it easy on the road. Plan ahead, give yourself plenty of time, and avoid speeding to reach destinations safely.
George Sokolsky argues neutralism a real danger to the United States, notes Britain could shift toward Soviet influence, and analyzes Gromyko’s potential impact after Stalin era. He discusses NATO, UN roles, Bonn pact, and European dependence on U S aid as openings for Soviet leverage. He predicts Europe’s mood during the U S presidential race and the possible shift in American policy.
The Pittsburgh Post Gazette says CIO United Steelworkers will demand adoption of Wage Stabilization Board suggestions by firms drafted for defense steel production amid the strike. A proposed pact called for 26 cent hourly raises and union shop terms, but industry sources were not available to confirm the report.
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