27 Jun 1950
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1950
Page
1
The analysis argues that southern Korea's loss would be a military setback but a psychological win for the Soviets and Chinese. It warns of expanded Russian influence in Asia and pressures on the United States to maintain vast supply lines to counter red influence.
Glen Jones told the Rotary club that western Nebraska could supply 12 000 hives to pollinate legume fields. He cited seed shortages and high prices due to lack of pollinators and noted bees are now crucial for seed production and farm income.
The piece likens McCarthy to hunters using blind shotgun blasts hoping to hit. It argues his tactics yield some hits but mask numerous misses and criticizes the method as unreliable and overly boastful.
Des Moines reports Mrs Mary Doris Sandin filed in district court a $100000 damages suit against Tavern manager Charles Baratta and owner Frances Madonna for injuries to her husband Wilbur A Sandin who died June 18 from a June 10 assault at the Last Chance tavern. Baratta was charged with murder in connection with the death.
A two story frame building housing the P. D. Hinote general store and the Masonic lodge hall burned early this morning in Unionville Ja. Firemen from Centerville saved the Hinote produce house and nearby Baptist church. The Masonic lodge owned the destroyed building.
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Washington sees Attorney General J Howard McGrath drawn into a Brewster wire tapping scandal as pushback from rivals and allies tempts selective prosecutions. Dewey predicts Ohio Governor Lausche’s likely reelection while urging restraint on McCarthy era excesses. Washington governors press Acheson on trade and security amid backstage politicking.
In Tokyo a high level panel debates whether the United States can retain control of Japan and southern Korea while treating them as sovereign. The piece weighs the MacArthur question, the absence of a peace treaty since VJ day, and the risk of a stale mate at future conferences. It also examines Soviet China, the Philippines, and the role of American intervention as Myron Cowen comments on nonintervention yet defense commitments.
In Tokyo the Amputee topic rises as a key issue alongside Japan’s future. The Japan Okinawa Philippines front is described as the United States’ first line of defense in a potential war with Soviet Russia. The line must be held as long as the conflict remains possible.
Authorities warn drivers to avoid speeding or risky passes on curves and hills. Emphasize patience and road safety to prevent fatal or serious crashes and keep everyone alive tomorrow.
Davenport Besler Corp. announced a $4,500,000 order to supply 45 diesel electric locomotives to the Royal State Railway of Thailand. Deliveries begin January 1951 and end by August 1951. Fifteen engines at 78 tons and 40 feet, 30 engines at 53 tons and 30 feet, designed for Thailand's heat up to 110 degrees and high humidity.
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