10 Nov 1952
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1952
Page
1
The incoming president must prove himself by selecting capable department heads without political debts. Ike’s independence in choosing aides will define the administration’s quality, as Republicans govern with a narrow margin and must deliver a strong four year record.
The piece argues Eisenhower’s stance on the Taft Hartley act is moderation and that labor largely supports the law as is. It states Republican calls for repeal lack broad backing and that changes considered by even its author are acceptable. The article notes campaign furor was artificial.
Governor Adlai Stevenson delivered a public speech at a ceremony honoring Elijah P Lovejoy, urging free speech as a duty in defense of truth. He praised Lovejoy as a martyr for the cause against slavery and urged newspapers to self audit their performances to guard against errors.
The notice lists publication times evenings except Sunday, editor contact, and postal details. It provides subscription rates by carrier and by mail across Cass and adjacent counties, other Iowa regions, U S territories, and Canada, with varying durations and prices.
Washington society fixates on Mamie Eisenhower and the new first lady role while the Atomic Energy Commission approves private industry access to research with safeguards. The move would let utilities share atomic know how to replace coal and other power, with public reimbursement and regulatory limits.
A reflective note on returning to school and relearning subjects with care. The writer recalls past lessons in geography algebra and Latin, warns against haste, and urges steady study to avoid missing long term goals. The fragment hints at regret and the value of patient effort.
The First 100 Years reveals a new Lecture and Library association with officers Ho 14 Sharp E S Hill W B Temple JF Hubbard EL Griswold TOD Wedrick M Emmert and E G Chapman. Early members listed include W B Temple HA Disbrow A Powers SE Huse and others. (Continued tomorrow) Newton Iowa Press Women notes endorsement of women for polls at various levels, and a caution against driving after drinking.
George E. Sokolsky argues the 1952 landslide was a people driven verdict against Korea policy and government corruption. Voters blamed Democratic leaders for ties to communism and scandals, while trusting Eisenhower to confront Communism and reform.
The Cass county American Legion Last Man's Club banquet will be held Tuesday at 6:30 PM in St. Patrick's hall Massena. A program will follow the dinner. Tickets are available from F. Pettersen Atlantic G L Velie Griswold Harry Highley Anita Bert Lee Cumberland Bob Gore Massena and Guy Hooker Oakland.
Mr and Mrs John White of Creston visited Mrs Barbara Bintner and learned son-in-law Paul Hawks of near Creston had his left hand caught in a coin picker, removed between wrist and elbow, and left Creston hospital Tuesday. He and his wife have two children.
If you live on the Atlantic city carrier route and do not receive your paper by 7 p m, contact the circulation department to request a redelivery or check for delivery issues. The notice urges readers to report missing copies promptly for resolution.
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