16 Nov 1949
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1949
Page
1
A fragmented report discusses nations and aid, urging cooperative action to aid rehabilitation and recovery. It cites Europe and the need for coordinated effort among people, governments, and organizations to support those in need and foster self help initiatives.
The text argues fear is used to unite a nation during war or threats. It claims fear of the United States fuels cohesion and supports dramatic actions. It suggests fear also drives anti foreign sentiment and persuades people of impending danger.
The piece surveys union tensions led by John L Lewis amid wage and industry shifts. It notes Western enthusiasm for atomic energy, contrasts Russian industrial use, and warns of a possible coal strike as government readiness to act grows.
Des Moines area managers of Iowa state owned liquor stores asked the state liquor commission to close on weekdays at 6 p.m. instead of 7 p.m. saying sales after 6 do not cover operating costs. They also urged a 25 percent wage increase and higher per-store funding.
Fragmentary text notes a nationalization bill becoming a point of contention in the British election. It references government delay and a date related to a parliamentary or executive decision, with unclear details.
The government clears checks for an early general election and plans to nationalize the steel mills. A parliamentary amendment proposes takeover from 1 January 1950 or up to 22 months later, while the Lords seek a delay to allow voters to express opposition at a general election.
Casey George Clark was taken to Dr. Va Dager's office for severe scalp lacerations needing stitches and a toe wound requiring 12 stitches after a truck crash near Des Moines. He spent the night with his cousins Mr. and Mrs. Schughrich before returning home.
Publication imprint lists editors and offices in Atlantic Iowa with subscription prices. Provides carrier and mail rates for Cass and nearby counties, other Iowa regions, U S addresses, and Canada. Includes association memberships and post office entry details.
Drew Pearson reviews the Cap Krug era amid cabinet tensions with President Truman. He recalls the Hollywood girlie episode and its impact on Krug's standing, vetoes, and private finances including Brookside Mills, a $700,000 loan, and a pending arbitration dispute.
Editorial fragment discusses the difficulty of making the first choice versus the ease of the second guess after outcomes are known. It uses sports metaphors from football to illustrate decision making and judgment under pressure.
The piece analyzes early cold war policy shifts from traditional isolationism to intervention, citing George Washington John Adams and Kennan. It notes Kennan’s warning against subverting American life through foreign aid and entanglements, referencing wartime programs and alliances as the new global pattern.
A public advisory urges staying indoors for several days and to cancel engagements this week due to ongoing health precautions. Officials emphasize rest, monitor symptoms, and avoid social gatherings until further notice.
New York reports veteran stage and screen dancer Bill Bo jJangles Robinson, age 71, admitted to a hospital late Monday and listed in serious condition due to a heart ailment.
Extra Mr and Mrs John R Riley of Davenport visit hospitalised father Dr John Riley age 99 in Carroll hospital since August 18 due to illness. family travels to Davenport prompted by man's condition.
The eighty two year old Queen Mary was confined to her London home today with a cold. Her doctors advised her to rest and avoid public appearances until she recovers.
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