29 Mar 1949
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1949
Page
1
An unclear OCR text fragment discusses budgeting items and spending categories with scattered references to names and places. It mentions numbers and dates in a damaged form, offering a glimpse of financial records but lacking clear actions or outcomes.
Fragmentary narrative recounts storms and winds across a city, referencing tornadoes and travel by ship and rail. It mingles weather notes with itinerant impressions of places from Manila to Naples, New York subway corridors, and a stalled infrastructure discussion. The text nods to aging transit systems and escalator costs, closing with a syndicate release note.
Fragmentary text mentions court house, aid, and local persons or groups. Readable names and specifics are limited. The piece hints at a community effort or legal matter with several garbled terms and incomplete phrases.
Fragmentary notes discuss corn production in Texas, hybrid adaptation to conditions, and a shift toward high yielding varieties. Mentions GM varieties and Doane MB bushel figures, with references to culture and cerhmedate fl aNd op adapted to conditions.
A garbled OCR page by Edgar A. Guss features stray lines and doodled questions. It probes identity and perception with fragmented verses and odd spacing, showing a vanity theme amid unreadable text.
The fragment lists the Atlantic News-Telegraph editors and offices in Atlantic Iowa with details on editors, offices, and associations. It mentions F D Simpson as editor and bureaucratic listings for subscriptions, rates, and notices, reflecting a historic newspaper masthead and contact style.
Robert Bowman son of Sl ash Mes Jobin Bowman earned his degree in law at a university in Los Angeles. He had not been a student there before joining the forces. He spent three years at Loyola.
Drew Pearson reports on Pan Am benefits and CAB ethics scrutiny with at least nine named officials, including Ora, Spence, and Crowder, plus Senator Morse and Taft sparring over campaign funding and Senate courtesy. Tito warns of a Soviet submarine base near Albania and Britons prep Bevin at the Atlantic Pact signing. Acheson plans talks with Britain and France on Germany policy and NATO inclusion.
A Federal Judge Dewey and a Des Moines bound driver were pulled over in Atlantic by a local patrolman who reminded them traffic rules are to be observed. The judge stayed silent as the lecture started during a lunch stop on Chestnut Street.
A local father humorously answers a question about his college daughter returning home by saying she will be home for about 600 gallons longer. The sentiment captures family life as a dove signals seasonal change at the house.
At the reorganization meeting the Wiota school board elected Wm. Kinen Jr. as president replacing Harold Mailander. Other members named were Harold Sandhorst Herman Behrends Dean Armstrong Robert Bell and the secretary treasurer.
Two U S soldiers were sentenced to 10 and 12 years in prison in Prague for spying against Czechoslovakia. They were arrested after crossing the border in December and charged with conducting a secret trial. American authorities in Germany said they were AWOL from their units. Czech authorities maintained the case details.
Two soldiers on a covert assignment deny embassy officials access to them or the chance to speak with them. The incident highlights tensions during a discreet operation and raises questions about liaison controls and security procedures at the diplomatic post.
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