29 Jun 1948
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1948
Page
1
The piece argues the solid South is weakening as Southern Democrats split over Truman and Negro civil rights, with some considering Wallace or even Republican votes. It notes irritations within the Democratic Party and the erosion of party loyalty could widen into a regional realignment.
The piece argues the new government housing program may not help the average GI due to high housing costs and bank fears of recession leading to loan foreclosures. It questions whether lenders will offer mortgages and whether the program truly benefits veterans.
The text argues the Berlin crisis centers on crafting a German nation under Soviet influence to gain Moscow clout and leverage a united Germany. It suggests the Allies may resist by holding Berlin despite Russian pressure, though the Reds hold the whip hand in the region.
The text argues that the rift between Yugoslavia and communist leadership signals trouble for the Eastern bloc. It predicts clashes between Moscow and local authorities, potential fragmentation of the Eastern European union, and the rise of independent leaders who might weaken Moscow’s control.
Editorial briefs praise Lewis residents determination to restore their business center and prosper after a recent damaging fire. Notes election surprises in national politics and a weather rebound easing fears of a drought year, amid talk of White House activity and spring vigor.
In a letter to his daughter from Washington June 29 1948 Drew Pearson analyzes the Republican National Convention praising Dewey and Warren while warning about isolationists and the atomic age. He notes Berlin tensions and Truman’s draft, criticizes party critics and urges forward leadership amid fears of a new war.
The Newark New York rose carnival crowned Mary De Vito as Queen of Roses after 28 contestants paraded in simple gowns. Judges included John Robert Powers and Alma Archer as the event drew a large local crowd. A party at the Perkins home ended with a car wreck but no serious injuries.
Poetic verses celebrate dandelion blossoms as prized rivals to roses and the care given in flower shows. The piece also notes June as a month for fathers and brides and hints at fathers balancing bills with presence. A concluding admonition urges work to be thorough and first rate, not merely good enough.
A brief verse notes the speaker’s wish for luck as the poem contrasts yesterday’s fishing with present calm. Edgar A. Guest references fellows who fished and the idea of satisfaction in simpler moments.
Kimballton Word reports the death of Mrs. Chris Johansen of Antelope Montana Sunday. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday at Dagmar Montana. She was sister in law of Justinius and Nela Johansen of Kimballton. Her husband Zee sa in te a re w ago. She had been ill after a stroke that impaired her speech but she was not bedfast.
Frank Leahy, Notre Dame football coach, urged a 4-H audience at Iowa State College to recruit more 4-H youth, saying America needs 4-H organizations now more than ever. He praised Iowa clubs and spoke at a 4-H short course as about 1,200 people listened.
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