14 May 1951
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1951
Page
1
The writer argues that Russian leaders, while propagandizing victories in Korea, will avoid major war with the democracies to protect their hold on power. He emphasizes that the masses are fed propaganda, but top officials weigh risks and would avoid a war that could threaten their regime, unless an accidental conflict arises.
A New York Times quotation notes New York City may install parking meters with 1 500 units eyed by the Purchase Department for test areas in four districts including Manhattan. The piece stresses needed enforcement and warns that meters require policing by the police department and timely tickets. Atlantic is urged not to be seen as a hick town.
Discussion argues an embargo on embergo against China could pressure Moscow by forcing Russia to supply allied war materials. Soviet embassy staff and UN delegates reportedly returned from New York with consumer goods, cigarettes, and television sets. Korea reports indicate Reds preparing another strike while parking meters win local approval and ease shopping trips for some residents.
The Supreme Court held the Taft Hartley act requires officers of parent labor federations such as the CIO and AFL to file non Communist affidavits. It reversed an NLRB ruling limiting the oath to unions involved in bargaining and strikes. Justice Jackson wrote for the 6-2 majority. Justices Douglas and Frankfurter dissented. The decision also rejected the NLRB claim that employers lack right to court findings on affidavits. Separately, an X ray advance aids cancer treatment with a new 2 million volt machine funded by public support for the 1951 Cancer Crusade.
The American Cancer Society reports that high voltage x rays and radium can destroy cancer cells. Support the 1951 Cancer Crusade with your donation.
Adair Byrom W Hesa of Es Telline 8 D former Adair schools instructor buys the Sioux Center News from Edward E Roelofs and will take over publication June 1. Don’t drive if you drink.
The notice lists mail and subscription rates for the Atlantic News telegraph and News-Telegraph Pub seasons. It specifies prices by region including Cass and adjoining counties and elsewhere in towns, across one year to eight months, with various monthly options. Local editor contact details are provided.
A 1961 report details Greek shipping magnates who, using surplus U.S. ships bought with low down payments and indirect ownership through dummy American firms, control hundreds of vessels under multiple flags. It notes tax avoidance via Panama Honduras and Greece, and cites figures like 246 ships and the 98 Liberty ships, with key figures and companies named.
A 1951 Edgar A. Guest poem sequence presents mutual blessings and prayers between a mother and daughter. The verses express gratitude for care and guidance, with lines urging trust in God and a wish that a daughter may one day mirror a mother’s love. A closing reminder on lowering speed at dusk implies a cautionary line.
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to raise federal taxes on cigarettes gasoline and motor vehicles in tentative closed session decisions. Cigarettes rise from seven to eight cents per pack and gas tax doubles to two cents per gallon with administration proposing three cents. Passenger vehicles and motorcycles face higher rates up to ten percent, Treasury had sought twenty percent, projecting over half a billion dollars in new revenue and pushing the bill total above six billion dollars.
A brief advisory notes pedestrians should walk facing traffic on open highways to better observe oncoming vehicles and stay safe. The warning emphasizes visibility and avoidance of blind spots along high speed routes.
The United States has provided vast grants since 1945, aiding governments including Britain and Iran, while fostering American influence abroad. Critics argue the program created dependency and boosted U S leadership and global trade, as aid shifted Middle Eastern dynamics and aliances.
A fragmented tribute praising mothers and a daughter described as queen of her home. The text blends reverence for family with mentions of industrialization funds and scientific ventures, noting a request for 150 million and a peaceful international goal in the East.
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