08 Nov 1949
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1949
Page
1
The piece argues that after World War I and II recovery cannot follow five year plans. It contends the U S should avoid short term aims and prepare for decades of rebuilding Europe. It warns against false hopes from rapid defense or self supporting strategies and stresses long term aid.
The article cites Justice Brandeis on guarding liberty when government actions seem beneficial. It warns that well meaning zealots without understanding threaten democracy, and laments liberty sacrificed for benefits as states face contrasts of weather and hardship this autumn.
The column lists Nebraska vs Colorado Northwestern vs Illinois Ohio State vs Michigan Oklahoma A&M vs Oklahoma Indiana vs Purdue as final predictions by a panel of experts. It notes Cook leading Moorman trailing with a tight race and a Massena mystery predictor at .600. Ed Cole recalls a quail tale while Edoreports quail hunting difficulties and Mrs. Bessie Clements uncovers ancient papers while remodeling a house.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription prices for carriers in Atlantic and Cass County and mail options across Iowa and the U S. Rates include one month 70 cents in town and up to nine dollars yearly for travel or distant destinations.
Column reviews labor strife with Lewis and UMW, U.S.-Britain China row, Florence Georgia and Florence South Carolina community aid, Mexican bulls vaccination dispute, GOP finances under Gabrielson, Truman’s cruiser Helena and politics, anti trust labor proposal, and Hoover antiques. Mentions Virginia West Virginia miners returning to work, Bevin- Acheson breach, March of Dimes fundraiser James E. Jones, and 1949 syndicate copyright notes.
A Jan 23 1870 issue lists advertisers Needles and McWard Wynkoop and Richards S S Wood and Phil Young and notes county board members H E Griswold H T Sharp S E Huse S M Childs and B Osborne. Market prices include corn 25 cents oats 35 cents live hogs 6 1 2 to 7 cents and chickens 8 to 10 cents. The piece mocks storm window progress and mentions Dr J D Shoeman of Atlantic on Wayne Feeds radio with Med Maxwell in an interview.
A brief note covers protein poisoning and self-feeding protein concepts alongside references to diseases affecting young pigs. It highlights concerns about animal health and feeding practices in agricultural settings.
Elkader Lyle Moe, a McGregor filling station operator, was appointed Clayton county auditor to complete the unexpired term of Merrill RK Smith who resigned to become county assessor. Moe was named on Monday to step into the vacancy.
Special Brass Correspondent notes a New York horse show as a display of monopoly capitalism with rich attendees, fashion, and cosmetic mockery. He critiques class, gender, and consumerism while contrasting Marxist themes with the event and ends by signaling a proletarian focus away from horses.
An obscured passage notes a man who prefers women to horses and jokes about opiates in the era of Marxist Leninism, Stalovism, and Lysenko. The lines imply a satirical take on political and social stereotypes in urban life.
Mrs Glen Johnson was elected president of the Council of Church Women at the annual meeting. Officers include Lawrence Moreland as vice president and Clayton Neve as secretary and treasurer. Dr Magnus Bach of Iowa State University spoke, with Rev Hugh Orr introducing. JoAnne Johnson and Beverly Briggs sang, and members contributed clothing bundles for overseas peace efforts.
In nine days seven Neola residents were admitted to Mercy Hospital ward with polio like illness. All patients are in good condition. The two latest admissions are Gerald Konz 20 months old and Mary Lee 14, both from Neola and awaiting definite diagnosis.
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