07 Nov 1952
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1952
Page
1
The piece urges Republicans to act swiftly on two pledges: a visit by Eisenhower to Korea to assess the war and cautious tax reductions tied to paying down the public debt. It argues debt reduction must come first, with token tax cuts possible, to prove political resolve.
The Atlantic is proud of its voting record as 87.1 percent of eligible city voters cast ballots. The League of Women Voters notes high turnout and hopes for 90s next election. A British debate over televising the coronation splits opinions between conservatives and those who favor broadcasting the solemn ceremony.
Diplomatic and Army sources speculate President-elect Eisenhower might bypass Japan and fly from Okinawa or Wake Island to Seoul. They cite protocol and security concerns as reasons. AP dispatch notes U S troops in Korea hope for faster home time or increased South Korean reinforcements.
The gardens of Bagdad are praised for unsurpassed beauty during the Mongol conquest era. They feature fountains secret pavilions and hidden retreats described as charming and alluring in the period.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription prices by carrier and mail options. Local Atlantic rates include one month 80c, three months $2.25, six months $4.25, and one year $8.00. Cass county and nearby regions $7.00 yearly. other Iowa $3 yearly with varying shorter terms. U S locations up to $10 yearly. Rates for Canada listed at $12 per year.
President Truman plans a post presidency world tour including Europe and Asia, aiming to meet heads of state and attend Queen Elizabeth II's coronation while weighing financing and health concerns of his mother-in-law. State Department sees potential for peaceful diplomacy and antiwar messaging.
A poem urges caution on the road warning drivers to avoid risky racing for speed. It champions patience over pride and warns that reckless haste can cost lives, even if one owns a fast car. The verse concludes with a moral about arriving late being better than dying early.
The item recalls 1874 prices with corn at 40 to 60 cents a bushel and mentions a Lecture and Library association event. Miss Lillian Edgerton presented "The Pearl of the Platform" with praise for her appearance and presence, and tickets cost 50 cents.
AP reports at 11 a m from 142 182 of 146 370 voting units the popular vote totals show Eisenhower with 32 995 60a Stevenson with 26 549 901. Total 59 545 569. Eisenhower percentage 55.4 percent.
A George Sokolsky column condemns McCall's Bainbridge article on left wing influence in schools. It argues anti Communists expose issues but warns of Marxist indoctrination, citing Scarsdale 1949 and McCarran Committee findings amid Cold War tensions.
Authorities urge motorists to plan ahead and allow ample travel time. They warn against speeding as rushing can lead to missing destinations and increased crash risk.
Washington Democrats led in four of five undecided House contests as final tallies lag for weeks. With 218 seats needed, Republicans had 230, Democrats 208, and one Independent seated. Adolph Sabath of Illinois died reducing Democratic rosters to 208. If trends hold.
Republicans 221 Democrats 213 one vacancy Independents 1 define the House. Don Magnuson Democrat won the at large seat in Washington over Al Canwell Republican as 43 precincts remained reporting. The tally stood 477590 to 462...
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