04 May 1951
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1951
Page
1
The piece argues that only full government controls can work during inflation and criticizes current partial controls as ineffective. It recalls wartime experience showing controls should be enforced early and comprehensively, not in bits. The author warns that partial measures now will fail to reduce prices.
Scientists are developing sun powered devices that evaporate seawater and condense it into tanks to provide fresh water for irrigation in arid coastal plains. They aim to profitably scale the process and may also extract valuable minerals from ocean waters.
The UN learned from a rushed border dash to Manchuria where Chinese forces repelled them. Since that setback UN troops move cautiously in Korea, clearing guerrillas and avoiding a repeat trap. Publicized plans for a major drive appear overhyped as earlier offensives show weaker secondary advances.
The author argues Korea serves as a test of manpower versus firepower, asserting Russia cannot rely on manpower alone to beat UN forces with vast supply lines. If Korea fails, victory becomes harder in Europe where UN forces would benefit from shorter supply routes and multiplied strength.
The Rock Island line undergoes relocation between Atlantic and Council Bluffs as part of widespread system improvements to boost competitiveness. The railroad also speeds diesel locomotive adoption replacing steam engines and touts rapid progress in equipment and finances, proclaiming itself a first class road. The year’s seasonal natural beauty underscores the article’s tone.
The notice lists subscription prices for various delivery areas and durations. Rates vary by location including Atlantic Cass and adjoining counties, elsewhere in Iowa, U S outside Iowa, and Canada. Prices cover one month, six months, three months, one year, with adjustments for mail delivery and regional scope.
The memo cites MacArthur predicting a Chinese Communist defeat in a major war, contending Chiang Kai-shek knew little of warfare. It notes his view Russia seeks a warm water port, complaints about Maj. Willoughby, and Truman's near reaction at a press conference.
The American Cancer Society Town Division promotes comprehensive annual physical examinations as the best protection against cancer, urging every doctor's office to function as a cancer detection center.
Alfred Kohlberg, a private American merchant with anti-Communist aims, notes Soviet travel limits via Intourist and mocks the notion that Russians need to understand Americans. He cites Savchenko’s reply and reflects on broader Cold War entanglements and perceptions.
Honolulu reports the Entwetok tests aim to guide civil defense planning against atomic bombs. The commission and AEC pledge a full report to the Civil Defense Administration and the American Institute of Architects on materials and design criteria for protection in future atomic warfare.
Washington reports the Air Force will add more than 40,000 women by next June, boosting strength from about 7,000 to roughly 47,000. The expansion aims to place about 4,000 women in active duty roles across the service.
Applicants aged 24 to 82 may apply for commissions in the W A F regardless of prior military service. Candidates need a college degree and three years of business or professional experience, preferably with supervisory duties.
Grisweld-Bill England, a senior at the local school, won first division ratings at the state music contest finals held Saturday in Grinnell.
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