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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
1
The item lists publication basics for Atlantic News Telegraph the Nes and Telegraph, notes editor F P Simpson, and shows subscription rates for various delivery methods and regions. It references associations and representatives in Des Moines and Washington.
The article critiques Capone and his gang linking immigration policy to crime and national security. It argues current enforcement fails to curb foreign criminals and calls for stricter laws to screen newcomers and remove criminals, accusing law officers of fear or inefficiency.
The veto by any of the Big Five blocks majority action and risks dictatorial power. Most nations, aside from Russia, favor eliminating the veto, as Baruch offered to trade its removal for atomic bomber control. Russia insists the veto stay, arguing against its abolition. The majority must rule for the UN to succeed, or future conflict may arise.
A warning about people trying to sell property at high prices then buy back similar items at inflated costs. Many find themselves with little or no gain, some losing cash and even homes or vehicles. The piece urges readers to resist the temptation of overpricing and hold onto their existing property.
The piece recalls World War I saluting rituals as a note on hierarchy and uniforms. It argues that price controls are necessary to prevent runaway prices, citing supply shortages and money surplus as drivers of inflation and urging continued controls until conditions stabilize.
CPA head orders branch offices to accelerate veterans housing as concerns linger over race track construction at Monmouth County New Jersey and Shoreham Hotel expansion. Closed door talks with veterans groups raise questions about building controls and resource allocation.
Poem describes purple martins preferring open skies over human habitat. Birds choose high flights above earth, finding value in natural spaces with no man-made intrusions. They avoid ground-level threats and quarrels, defending their wild gains with calm, aerial mobility.
Griswold residents welcome second war bride Mrs. Clark Steffen home after a year’s separation from husband in the navy. They wed in September 1944 in Sydney Australia. he has since opened a shoe repair shop in Griswold.
Adel Christian Church pastor M Sippell will sail from Baltimore on July 1 to join the Brethren Service committee in relief efforts in destitute areas. He is expected to return by September.
Ward Morehouse interviews Henry L Mencken highlighting Mencken’s bold language and wit. Francis Cardinal Spellman’s essay on America and Communism praised as authoritative and enlightening. A reflection on Kravchenko’s I Chose Freedom notes it as essential yet hard to read amid political horrors. Post offices Joy and Worry NC closed. hotel mirrors trend discussed by Jack Stack. mirror-heavy interiors create spacious feel without garish glare.
The first consolidated postwar casualty roll shows 3 282 Towans killed in action and 2 351 missing or dead but not killed. It covers May 2 1945 to Jan 31 1946 with 25 Iowans listed as missing. National totals: 308 978 dead and missing, a 2.98 percent fatality rate among over 10 million service members.
W. J. Tobias of Stuart Iowa voices a stark comparison between democracy and communism. He argues Russia aids Chinese communists in Manchuria and curbs American journalists in Soviet zones, warning that future peace hinges on whether humanity chooses freedom or world war.
Cass county will be represented at the state girls 4 H convention by Ardis Bailey and Pauline Gissibs. The event at Town State College Ames runs July 10 to 13 with two delegates and one adult allowed due to housing limits on the Iowa State campus.
A committee and its leaders present the coming year’s agenda detailing priorities for governance, community projects, and organizational development. The document outlines proposed initiatives, responsibilities, and timelines to guide activities and decision making.
Walnut street firm announces W. Frank Moore son of Mr and Mrs W S Moore has accepted a position in the Dixon Paper Co office in Denver. He served nearly three years in the south Pacific theater and was recently discharged from the Veterans hospital at Cheyenne Wyoming.
Advice warns travelers not to overstrain during trips. Limit strenuous workouts, exposure to sun, and heavy eating to avoid heat illness, sunburn, or stomach distress while away. Focus on moderate activity, sun protection, and balanced meals for safer travel health.
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