08 Mar 1949
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1949
Page
1
A fragmented report notes growing scrutiny of President’s nominees as opposition questions past campaign promises. The Senate examines appointments amid calls for loyalty and integrity in the nomination process.
The piece notes Western speculation on Moscow leadership shifts and hints at TV voting for Congress via tele voting to curb sessions. It argues state expenditures have fallen and urges cutting wasteful spending without harming essential services across the government structure.
Edgar A. Guest laments warnings to older readers about a troubling figure. The poem voice portrays caution and social tension surrounding a dangerous influence on vulnerable seniors.
A speaker warns about a dangerous walker incident causing damaged tables and chairs and marks on a person. The dialogue suggests a child is at risk and a police officer is needed. The piece evokes a cautionary tone about walkers and safety in a crowded space.
The notice lists publication details for the Atlantic News-Telegraph with editor contact and mailing information, plus subscription rates for various regions and durations, including in-state and out-of-state options. It notes post office entry in Atlantic Iowa and affiliations with press associations.
A displaced Texan recalls simpler dishes on Texas Independence Day and reflects on early life near the Chrisholn Trail. The piece shifts to New York spring flower shows opening March 21 at the Grand Palace, featuring marigolds, sweet peas, and gardens from Burpee and Peter Henderson, with society women and shoppers among the crowds.
Hollywood star Dorothy Lamour and her husband William Ross Howard announce they are expecting their second child in September. Lamour says the expected arrival will not affect her screen or radio work.
Florence Western Union messenger James Jones leads March of Dimes fund drive boosting race relations in the city. Southern senators oppose Wallgren appointment amid charges by Cain, with Tydings pushing for a subcommittee probe. debate delays vote. Columns also forecast July reintroduction of farm crop controls as surpluses grow.
A Sunday sighting reported the first northbound geese over the flooded Platte river valley. Water stretched across farms marooning people and livestock while planes surveyed for aid. Local notes include twin birthday claim of F M Beymer and Nettie Chase nearing 86, and Bill Odom's Atlantic flight. Residents urged to call 1367 J if papers are missing.
The Danish cast’s Friday gathering at Nels Overgaard’s home included Edna Mae Christoffersen V SS Trukken Kjar Kristensen Nels Overgaard and Gudrun Esbeck. Danish Ladies Aid met at Nels Christoffersen’s home with Mrs Andrea Christoffersen as hostess and planned March 10 11 coffee lunch for Valhygassen at the town hall. They contributed $5 to the Red Cross.
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