02 May 1951
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1951
Page
1
The piece notes rumors of Russian planes and submarines north of Korea but says they have not shown up in the front. It argues air and naval support is crucial, and their absence is hurting the Red offensive as UN forces advance with diminished artillery and air backing, signaling likely UN victory in the Jong run.
The piece urges Ambassador William O Dwyer to resign citing a mayoral record seen as dishonorable. It accuses him of obstructing Brooklyn rackets investigations and discrediting the DA work. It notes his resignation under a cloud and a high ambassadorship salary as evidence of party protection.
Delegates from the four major powers meet in Paris to map the world situation and plan a forthcoming summit. After two months they argue over topics, with Russia urging different proposals and using the session to project its stance, while the rest remain noncommittal.
The piece reports two families accusing fort medics of failure to perform duties and warns that a citizen army will demand rights. It argues that if the army takes youths from families it must assume family duties or face trouble, stressing that civilian influence will detect missteps in personnel handling.
The column notes Leo Durocher's remark after two wins and later silence after eleven straight losses. It questions Britain’s fuss over free false teeth and urges readers to study local public financial statements to curb waste and promote economy.
The Army investigates a shortage of military hospital facilities after reports of denied care and patient deaths. Pvt. Arthur Credighton died en route to Oceanside after being refused admission in Los Angeles. Sgt. Dale Ballenger’s infant son died while awaiting treatment at the same time.
The United States lifted a 16 month travel ban on U S citizens in Hungary yesterday as part of Hungary's decision to release Robert A Vogeler of ITT. Vogeler had been held for 17 months on spy charges. A note urges safe driving and warns against drinking and driving.
The notice lists subscription prices for Atlantic Iowa area carriers and neighboring regions. Rates include one month 70 cents, three months and six months options, and yearly terms with figures for Cass and adjoining counties and U.S. or Canada mail. The address shown is the post office at Inde Iowa.
Drew Pearson discusses calls for open hearings on MacArthur and Korea mistakes. He notes military policy to hide top brass blunders from public view, cites World War I and Civil War secrecy, and details alleged missteps and poor liaison between generals during the Korean conflict.
A 1951 verse by Edgar A. Guest describes a grandpa seen on a television screen, with six year old Jane and three year old Terry reacting to his spoken pieces. The narrator recalls lacking pistols or desperado bands, focusing on gentle family moments.
Mrs Grant Lackey accompanied her daughter Miss Patricis Keast to Omaha on Friday to enroll in the Van Sant business college for the summer term.
James Lons testifies in his own defense denying he fatally stabbed waiter Andrew Davelis on October 12 in Iowa City. He is charged with first degree murder. Prosecutors and officers testified that Lons said I stabbed Andy once in the front and once in the back at his arrest.
A fragmented historical analysis cites Herbert Hoover and Henry Stimson shaping anti recognition policy toward Japan and China. It discusses the Hoover Stimson doctrine, British sanctions, and the push to unite policies with Landon era aims amid World War II tensions and Kansas City gambling figure Binaggio.
In Syracuse students gathered around a haystack fire on campus as Ray Pawlewka gave a psychology lecture to a crowd. Police faced the crowd from a patrol car and dispersed the scene after cheers and a brief, nonchalant remark invoking a general.
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