04 Nov 1952
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1952
Page
1
A columnist warns of a sizable US bloc prioritizing personal prosperity over ending the Korean War. These individuals prefer prices and paychecks over the fate of soldiers, admitting they would accept war if it sustains income, while avoiding explicit advocacy for conflict.
The argument defends Ike visiting a Russian general to seek peace in Korea. It notes that stepping to end a war shows dignity beyond office and contrasts with Truman and party critique. It emphasizes peace over partisan image.
The report notes flareups on the Korean front remain local and fail to threaten a strategic breakthrough. The fighting is deadly and costly, with little prospect of decisive results and both sides likely to end where they began.
The piece reports mixed views on the election with claims Ike will win easily Stevenson may be strong Beardsley is finished Loveless defeated and a Democratic Congress may stall initiatives It notes low turnout with only 41 percent voting in Town Cass county hopes for higher participation and a desire for a break from constant campaign talk.
Saintly publication data outlines pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail. It lists editors and office contact details and notes membership in press associations. The notice covers rates for various regions including Cass County Iowa and U.S. mail, with a 1912 origin.
A confidential GOP state by state survey concludes 341 votes are likely to GOP loyalists with New York and California marked probable. Illinois and Maryland listed certain for Republicans, while Truman and Lewis meet at the White House amid wage talks suspected to raise coal costs.
Fragmented lines extoll freedom and voting as a civic duty. The excerpt urges citizens to cast ballots with conscience and pride, framing Election Day as a defining moment for liberty. It references ballots, pens, and the act of voting as core implements of democracy.
An early short lived Iowa town Bryscoeville in Edna township Cass County was planned by landowner Briscoe who predicted it would become a key western Iowa community due to coal prospects. The piece questions whether any trace remains today.
The WSCS of the local Methodist church observes the Week of Prayer with Thursday afternoon programs at the church. The offering funds nurse and teacher training missions in Florida and Africa, under the Spiritual Life Committee's direction with the theme Ventures in Sharing. Do not drive drunk.
The column argues Korea is a major war threat and a route to a permanent war economy driven by Soviet strategy. It critiques U S actions as misjudged and warns of truce talks as prelude to renewed war. It contends China and Chinese Communists serve Kremlin aims and cites historical Soviet influence in China.
The piece argues the United States faces a chain of opportunities and threats as Communist expansion in Manchuria, China, and Korea could trigger broader wars. It emphasizes the need for a sensible nationalistic solution to prevent China and Russia from dragging the U.S. into a regional conflict.
The piece lists top candidates for president Eisenhower Stevenson and others, Senate races with 93 candidates for 34 seats, House with 904 candidates for 432 seats, governorships 69 candidates for 29 offices, and voter estimates. It notes parties in the current lineups and a 55 million voter estimate. It closes with a dusk safety reminder.
The CIO United Packing House Workers and Cudahy Packing Co reach a two year contract granting a 4 cent an hour wage raise to 10 000 workers across nine plants including Sioux City Iowa and Omaha Nebraska retroactive to October 27 The deal also creates a company funded pension at 105 per month plus social security payments for retirees with normal retirement at 65 and compulsory at 70 and pension steps for working to 70. The broader piece notes electoral vote allocations by state and historical trends.
Two methods may assist guessers in projecting final presidential results as early returns stream in. Neither approach is guaranteed, but analysts await a running-kep check of early data to gauge likely outcomes.
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