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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1946
Page
1
Notice to subscribers of The News Telegraph in Atlantic about evening delivery options. Call before 7 oclock at 1367-1 to arrange delivery and use official office contact for address changes discontinuations or other delivery notices.
The Hobbs bill before the president would outlaw robbery and extortion by labor unions in interstate trade. It argues labor has overstepped rights, while the public seeks legal protection and Truman faces a noisy minority in labor resistance.
The article argues Russia’s rejection of a new world order threatens peace by provoking a power balancing dynamic. It warns that such blocs historically fuel arms races and war, and notes only cautious cooperation could avert disaster if Russia persists in pursuing its own course.
The piece lauds Patsy Smith for seven hours in Lake Michigan aiding a poor swimmer who sank. It contrasts atomic secrets with world powers pursuing bomb knowledge. It questions Draft Law changes and reflects on Nuernberg trials, urging analysis from Nazi perspectives.
President Truman held an off the record talk with CIO chief Phil Murray to press for fewer strikes and effective price control. Murray cited extended steel contracts and voluntary production boosts but warned hard action may be needed if Congress acts, as Baruch hosts UN atomic commission guests at Louis Conn bout.
Just Folks humorously lists ideal student and starlet features from various famous women to mock the idea of a single perfect model. The verse notes no one girl can possess all admired charms while praising individual beauty.
Anita The Davis Produce owned by Mr and Mrs Ed Davis moved from Madoff Market rear to the remodeled west half of Lake Bear garage. At the grand opening Saturday they gave away nylon hose to Cecil Taylor for most pounds of cream. Awards went to S Sorensen for most pounds of poultry, Forrest Wilson for most eggs, Peter R Petersen for most poultry and eggs.
Des Moines Register carriers gathered at a Monday Red Oak party honoring Griswold-Gregoury and guests Ray Wolf Van Cocklin Dick Knoke and Dean Zimmerman at a local swim meet event.
A column reflects on postwar public service, GI information work, subway cleanliness, and urban life in New York. It comments on misperceptions about Rockefeller Center and Manhattan, notes the need for better local information operators, and discusses dining scenes, radio programs, and notable broadcasters like Frazier Hunt and Spike Hunt.
Perry-Dallas county’s annual farm bureau picnic will be combined with a centennial celebration on July 4. The Perry Commercial club assists with planning. Congressman Paul Cunningham will be the main speaker. The event features a parade, ball game and centennial pageant. Committee members include Roy Tallmann Harold Beane G F E Whitehead Geo Bristle M Menefee Charles Joy and Fred Rausch.
Elk Horn resident Lena Jensen of California arrived Tuesday to visit her brothers Nels and Hans Juelsgaard and several nieces and nephews. The Jensens were former residents here.
The Veterans Administration reported that well over 2.9 million World War II veterans have applied for educational benefits or other training. By June 1 the total reached 2,928,551, about 400,000 higher than a prior point.
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