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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1952
Page
1
The piece argues Congress routinely bucks the president, portraying Truman as a mere figurehead whose party relies on his approval. It predicts a November uprising to oust perceived graft and replace it with honest government, calling for a clean break from the old order and a new leadership to curb corruption.
The Yalu hydroelectric plant bombings threaten to bring the war home to China as Korea’s plants power Manchurian industries This disruption could press Chinese thinking toward action at peace talks rather than propaganda The mystery lies in Reds air defense puzzling observers and UN guesses at radar limits and attack capabilities
The piece argues the automobile causes more deaths than all wars combined in U S history. It claims 1 018 500 automobile fatalities versus 1 005 600 war deaths, noting cars have risen as the dominant killer in modern times and will outpace ancient conquerors in a historian’s reckoning.
Secretary of State Dean Acheson announced that American troops will remain in occupied Austria until independence is assured. He blamed Russia for the failure of the four powers to draft an independence treaty and noted that three powers want to go home during his two day visit after arriving from Berlin.
Publication details for the Atlantic News Telegraph include evenings except Sunday, News-Telegraph Pub. Corp. FP Simpson editor, contact editor, 98 News, 426 Business Office, 13. Rates listed for local and mail subscriptions across various regions and durations. Includes postal filing notes and association memberships.
Drew Pearson reports Taft supporters consider General MacArthur for vice president after his keynote. The Senate committee vetoed Tom Buchanan as federal power watchdog, confirmed James Flanagan to DC public utilities, and approved Charles Mahaffie for a new ICC term amid ethics questions.
A reflective poem about school being out for summer and the joy of freedom from lessons and schedules. The speaker wonders if true freedom ever arrives beyond the classroom and questions whether life itself is a continuing school. The piece reflects on youth, education, and the lasting pull of learning.
Anitsa Marvin Reed, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Reed, was injured Thursday evening while visiting relatives near Corning. He attempted to ride a pony and the animal fell onto a barbed wire fence, causing gashes on the left side of his face neck side and leg that required 47 stitches.
Chiang Kai-shek warned that any all-out bombing of China's war industries could trigger a popular uprising against communist rule. In a U.S. News and World Report interview, he said disruption of logistics would hinder Red forces in Korea, while tyranny would fail as soon as opportunity arises.
Des Moines reports the Iowa state fair will hold the GI farm family contest August 25 and 26 with county and nine district winners chosen August 9 by local American Legion posts. District winners advance to finals at the fair.
A 1962 King Features Syndicate column critiques U S European recovery spending since 1945. It cites totals exceeding 46 billion plus aid programs, questions aid direct benefits to people, and argues aid sustains governments while debating budget limits and electoral policy. It names Paul Hoffman Averell Harriman and Harry Hopkins, mentions Marshall plan, UNRRA, lend-lease, and reflects antiwar sentiment.
A soft monotonous music aids sleep while a comfortable bed guarantees restful slumber. The piece notes the soothing effect of gentle sounds and emphasizes a good bed as essential for deep, peaceful sleep.
Arlan Uri Aho notes Jowa delegation of 44 faces no larger than the rules permit and credits credentials committee with seating the full group. Records show six states including Iowa exceeded their allotment by 90 delegates in total with six districts using four delegates with half votes each.
Fragmentary text describes waves rising as they enter a span with converging sides and a change in expansion. No clear event, date, or named entities are readable.
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