22 May 1953
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1953
Page
1
President Eisenhower outlines a fiscal program arguing against deep defense cuts and moderate tax reductions. He defends keeping spending at current levels to protect the budget and national debt, while acknowledging political risks and the courage required to persuade fellow officials.
The text discusses government aid for businesses and the role of groups whose purpose is to secure a share of aid. It compares reliance on crutches to long term dependence, urging reduction of dependence and stronger, targeted reforms as the nation faces economic strain.
Readable fragments describe southern Lowe scenery with views of a west east valley and a northwest lower river area. The piece mentions a trip to see the landscapes and notes trees planted years ago by local folk illustrating a feast day site.
Labor and housing politics collide as Congressman Clare Hoffman pushes a probe seven days before a pivotal mayoral election. Norris Poulson faces real estate pressure while Dawes and California Democrats protest Hoffman's televised inquiry amid a heated Los Angeles housing fight.
A 1953 poem by Edgar A Guest questions wartime costs. It contrasts the price of weapons with the cost borne by civilians, suggesting homes and schools lost to war. The piece asks what society pays for bombers guns and destroyers, lamenting destroyed lives and places.
Fragmentary text references a German economy topic and an Army ban with scattered names and dates. No clear event or individuals are identifiable due to unreadable OCR.
Analyzes how taxes influence savings and investment in a mixed U S economy. Describes borrowing dynamics, ownership diffusion, and the role of government programs in shaping production and growth. Compares Soviet Russia Britain and the United States with emphasis on tax policy and reform.
Fragmentary report references TB treatment shifts and veterans hospital action. Mentions isoniazid, combination therapy, and servicemen with TB. Includes garbled names and phrases about the government and safety cautions about drinking.
Fragmentary text notes a person described as non tuberculosis two phrases appear with unclear context. The readable portions suggest a dated memorial or health designation but lack concrete details to form a full event or outcome.
A fragment notes Congress passing a law related to Pest and signals the state response. The text is incomplete, with unclear details about resulting actions or specific entities involved.
Instructions appear garbled but indicate a local notice about obtaining a paper delivery or subscription issue. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are readable.
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