07 Nov 1949
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1949
Page
1
Fragmented text praises a charitable farming initiative aimed at saving lives and aiding vulnerable areas. It references Christian character, vast numbers of people helped, and a weeklong effort to reach places with greatest need.
Fragmentary prose discusses how ignorance fuels conflict and the need for free institutions to function, with reflections on Russia and the West. It emphasizes that lasting peace hinges on complete understanding among individuals and nations and on spreading knowledge through education, media, and open societies.
Nehru toured east coast cities during a brief U S visit and praised the prosperity he observed. The writer argues American farming areas would further dispel communist views, while noting new fabrics reduce ironing as a modern convenience.
A nostalgic reminiscence about a boyhood image of an old man along a shady street. The speaker recalls a "very old" man with a derby hat and watch chain who spoke to the child, noting how the man seemed grown-up yet gentle.
A cryptic poem fragment mentions a diver and a pair of youths, noting someone aged forty four. It references AQ Vaithe Tey and a concept of time passing, with phrases like “hice old ana” and “Lives next deve Today” suggesting fragmented lines or garbled text from a local page.
Griswold Mrs Jerrold Boseck arrives in Rapid City after nine months apart from T Sgt Boseck stationed at the base. Boseck married Linda in Shanghai on January 7, 1949 and now joins her husband in the United States awaiting passage. Parents Mr and Mrs Edi Boseck hope to meet their daughter in law soon. She speaks English and is described as a beautiful girl.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for Cass and adjoining counties, elsewhere in Iowa, the U.S. outside Iowa, and Canada. It notes editorial staff contact details and publication legals as a 1912 notice.
Drew Pearson recalls long fight between battleship admirals and naval aviators. He notes carrier warfare proved central in Pacific battles from Okinawa to Leyte, highlighting armored decks and the need for unified command under air power. The Leyte engagement underscored risks when forces are not fully coordinated.
Thirty teachers and pastors attended the Lutheran Sunday School association meeting at the Franklin township Wiota church. The host Rev. Rodney Riese led devotions and Rev. George Vogel presided. New officers include Vogel as chairman and Mrs Claus Fitcher as secretary treasurer. An annual institute will replace the former schedule with both afternoon and evening sessions.
Three people died in separate weekend crashes across towns. Stella Wessel, 76, Colesburg, was struck near her home by a slowly moving car driven by Albert Zaps of Guttenberg. George T. Weitz, 63, died after being struck while changing a tire and a driver faces multiple charges. J L Whitehead, 65, Hepburn, died in a collision northwest of Clarinda with injuries sent to Repburn.
The article argues that Phil Murray presses for concessions in the steel strike to prove anti communist alignment and bolster CLO support. It critiques non contributory pension systems, notes Bethlehem’s issues, and warns rising prices will hurt consumers and industry if Murray’s demands continue.
New York presides over a benefit art show featuring oil paintings by Harry H. Vaughan, Truman aide, including The Path of Investigation depicting two pumpkin heads facing a road ending in a question mark. The work, inspired by the Senate five percenter probe, streams from Vaughan’s kitchen painting days and will be auctioned with proceeds aiding the Urban League fund.
Short classified note directs readers to Horace Nelson Jr. for insurance or real estate problems. Located in Hinrichs Building Atlantic Iowa with phone number 1035.
A peace themed exhibit for improving job opportunities for Negroes will be shown at Associated American Artists galleries on Fifth Avenue. A travel advisory urges patients to take it easy on the road, allow plenty of time, and avoid speeding to reach destinations safely.
Elizabeth Brookhart of Washington D C reigned as cadet colonel at the Iowa State College military ball Saturday night. She was chosen by Scabbard and Blade from five candidates.
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