Decline of Soviet Communism Reshapes Global Tactics
The text outlines how leadership in Russia shifts from revolutionary figures to party technocrats, moving from revolutionary expansion to a defensive, cold war stance. It notes setbacks in Berlin, Italy, France, and Yugoslavia, a Western alliance against communism, and a projected gradual decline toward coexistence with the world.
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Whey
Russia
Czars
Stalin
Soviet Union
Berlin
Italy
France
Yugoslavia
Iowa Leads Farm Family Buying Power Among States
The article notes Iowa ranks second in farm family buying power at 1.58 billion dollars, behind California and ahead of Illinois and Minnesota. It credits hogs as Iowa’s main income source, contrasts state profits from hogs, truck crops, or other staples, and predicts Maine potato growers profit from price controls.
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Towa
Iowa
California
Ilinois
Minnesota
Florida
Indiana
Maine
Lowa
Towans
Future farm bright as F F A hosts banquet
We attended a F F A Parents banquet at the Atlantic high school Wednesday evening. The Future Homemakers served a fine meal and the boys conducted themselves in a businesslike manner, making us decide the farm and farm home will be in capable hands.
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The
Atlantic High School
Post Office Rush Ahead in Holiday Mailing Season
Editorial notes post offices face a busy two months with Christmas mail near, facilities working beyond capacity as daily mail volume rises. Iowa weather favored farmers this fall with ideal harvest conditions and wind causing little trouble for hogs doing the picking up.
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Iowa
Adequate Space for Corn Storage in Iowa
Des Moines reports the Iowa Production Marketing Administration says ample storage will be available for 1948 corn under the loan program. By November 15 new bing construction and hangar use will bring capacity to about 250 million bushels, with CCC storage of loans from last year. Some farmers are extending loans and portions of corn already sent east.
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Des Moines
Iowa Production Marketing Administration
Iowa
PMA
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Sioux City
Ottumwa
Towa
Storage Payment Offers Help With Crop Loans
Farmers can extend loans to next July 31 and receive 10 cents a bushel to cover storage costs if they keep the grain. This arrangement provides financial support for stored crops and aligns with loan terms offered by the lender.
Audubon Organizes CROP Drive for World Aid
Audubon county prepares for the Christian Rural Overseas Program canvass to raise commodities and cash for needy people worldwide. The drive runs from Sunday to November 18 with four carloads of goods goal. Local can- vassers and township chairs are set, and Operation Mercy film screenings are scheduled at Gray and Extra to promote support.
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Audubon
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Extra
Audubon County
Gray High School
Lutheran Church
Massena-Miss Janet Gore Attends Des Moines Fellowship Day
Janet Gore from Massena attended a fall fellowship day in Des Moines on Tuesday. Pedestrians are advised to wear white clothing when walking highway areas at night for visibility.
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Massena
Janet Gore
Des Moines
Atlantic News-Telegraph Published Evening Notice
Publication details show Atlantic Iowa newspaper information with editor F D Simpson and postal classifications. Subscription rates are listed for carrier and mail deliveries across various regions and durations including local Cass county and U S outside Iowa.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Washington Merry-Go-Round on Navy Civilian Control and Unification
Drew Perason discusses Secretary Matthews and Admiral Denfeld in a critique of civilian oversight of the Navy under Knox and Forrestal. He notes how admirals dominated policy, delayed anti submarine innovations, and how unification divided loyalties within the service.
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Drew Perason
Sec
Matthews
Navy
Frank Knox
Forrestal
Washington
Adm
Louis Denfeld
Denfeld
Conmess
Navy Department
Josephus Daniels
Charles Fdison
Navy’ Department
Knox
Atlantic
Pearl Harbor
Atlantic City
Jacksonville
Miami
Charles KF. Wilbon
War Production Board
William F. Gibbs
Duke of Windsor
Fred Searles
War Shipping Administration
Carl Hertuf Toebm
Naval Quadwaver Laboratory
Bureau
Ondnaniee
Nventon
Maritime Commission
White House
Hoy O
James Forrestal
John Gingrich
Gingrich
Fla
Naval
Arthur Radford
Radford
Forrest Sherman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bradley
Louie
Truman
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest and Boulder Visit
Anita and Mr and Mrs Homer Rich travel to Boulder Colorado to visit her brother. A public safety note cautions readers not to drive after drinking.
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Edgar A. Guest
Anita
Mrs. Homer Rich
Boulder, Colo
Foreign Ministers to Meet in Paris Next Week
The British foreign office said the United States Great Britain and France will hold a Paris meeting next week to discuss German problems. The talks are expected to begin Wednesday or Thursday depending on when U.S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson can reach Paris.
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Paris
London
British Foreign Office
United States
Great Britain
France
U.S
Dean Acheson
Pavis
Outdoorsman's Code Emphasizes Wildlife Respect and Planning
The guideline urges sportsmen to give wildlife a sporting chance, respect others, and plan for the future to ensure sustainable hunting and conservation. It frames ethical behavior as essential to responsible outdoor recreation and community harmony.
Defending Dulles Against Accusations Of Bigotry
The piece argues that charges of bigotry in politics are unfounded and cites General Julius Klein’s report on the Israel plank of the 1948 Republican platform. It notes John Foster Dulles and his family’s demonstrated support for Israel and rejects rumors about Father Avery Dulles.
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Hevoat Lehman
United States
New York
John Foster Dulles
Mr. Dulles
Julius Klein
Israel
Nerewith
Resolutions Committee
Dewey
State Department
Taft
Benjamin Franklin
George Sokolsky
Paul Lockwood
Silver
Mr. Sokolsky
Allen Dulles
Roger W. Straus
Dulles
Robert A. Taft
Thomas E. Dewey
Austin Wood
West Virginia
Avery Dulles
Farm Income Drops Across Midwest In 1949 Nine Months
USDA reports January through September farm income fell in every Midwest state from 1948 levels. National nine month income totaled 11.04 billion dollars versus 20.76 billion the year before. Iowa led the Midwest with 1.43 billion from marketings, followed by California Texas Illinois in ranking highs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Midwest
Southeast
Towa
California
Texas
Illinois
Duplex completed on East Main Street for Carey estate
The late J. L. Carey home on East Main Street has been converted into a duplex. The east apartment is rented to Everett Campbell, an Atlantic electrician, his wife and three children moved in this week. The west apartment remains vacant.
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Anita
East Main Street
J. L. Carey
Everett Campbell
Atlantic
Dusk Driving Reminder Seeks Safer Roads
A brief public safety item urges drivers to slow down at night as visibility drops. Authorities stress reduced speed can prevent crashes and save lives during evening hours.
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