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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
1
The piece argues for a shift in Korea war tactics toward allout air strikes if needed to pressure a end, claiming previous static warfare has stalled progress. It notes UN offensive stance growing and contemplates bombing across the Yalu while pushing aggressive propaganda.
The piece argues Taft can expose Washington corruption and counter Democratic propaganda. It asserts he has long observed government waste and graft, is an honest and experienced fighter, and is best suited to rally Republicans to challenge the Democratic regime amid heavy administrative mobilization and public payroll growth.
The essay criticizes politicians for avoiding definite statements and pleasing crowds. It notes examples of protective behavior and occasional honest actions, then laments rain that robs sleep and hopes for better weather elsewhere. The author contrasts cautious politics with bold stand takers.
Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication evenings except Sundays with editors F D Simpson. It details subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions including Iowa Caas adjoining counties and U S outside Iowa, with varied monthly, quarterly, and yearly prices.
The United States faces a snag with Franco over naval and air bases in Spain in return for funding. Washington weighs whether to supply modern equipment or press for bases while Congress and officials push slow negotiations and political maneuvering.
Edgar A. Guest extols the virtue of voting freely, imagining tyrannical coercion and contrasting it with a nation where polls are open and voters can cast ballots without fear or surveillance. The verse urges citizens to fulfill their duty on election day despite other concerns.
Two year old Ronald Gella of Youngstown suffered blistered feet and a blistered bottom after stepping from a tub in 104 degree heat while bathing in the driveway on his birthday. The incident highlights heat dangers in hot weather and ends with a cautionary note not to drive if you drink.
George Sokolski discusses the sting of Texas politics and the two party system. He argues a party must remain distinct and internal democracy must be protected. He warns against cross party infiltration weakening party discipline and calls for a disciplined paid membership.
A political call to action quotes leaders urging voters to back their platform and responsibilities. The message emphasizes clarity of purpose and accountability as the basis for support.
The steel strike idled about 650000 workers under Philip Murray as of its 25th day, with wages lost estimated around 853 million dollars and parallel layoffs rippling through allied industries. Reports indicate many workers earning about 1.95 per hour for a 40 hour week, totaling roughly 300 dollars weekly and heavy regional hardship.
A Griswold-Five bicdiere reunion gathered fifty at Stanton with attendees from Manton Jon, Redwood Falls, Arriba, Parlu, Omaha, Atlantic, Griswold and Sheridan. Attendees included Rey Johnson of Arriba. Ralph Johnson of Parlu. Fay Johnson of Omaha. Lee Johnson of Atlantic. Guy Johnson of Griswold. sister Mrs. Marvin Morris of Sheridan.
An open house was held from 8:30 to 5:00 p.m. to inspect the building. Charles Van Gorder founded the bank 76 years ago, with Edwin Sr. and Van Gorder Jr. prominent in its leadership. Henriette Vel Gorder serves as president and A. Kruse, who started as janitor in 1920, remains in executive vice president roles.
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