19 Nov 1948
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1948
Page
1
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription prices for carrier and mail delivery, notes postal matter status, and includes a delivery notice for subscribers to call 7 pm with changes or discontinuations. It details contact numbers and newsroom affiliations for the News Telegraph Publishing Corporation.
The article urges shoppers to begin Christmas buying early to avoid last minute stock shortages and limited varieties. Merchants also benefit from larger inventories and more time to complete sales and any needed installation work before the holiday rush.
The piece argues both nationalist and communist leaders seek foreign aid to fuel a long civil war in China. It suggests neither side makes clear progress toward victory and accuses leaders of mercantile exploitation of the conflict. The United States grows weary of funding costly campaigns and prefers to limit further military aid.
The U N has not yet bridged gaps between western powers and Russia but leads the drive to perfect jets and sets a stronger role in world affairs. Its influence is rising steadily, no longer hinging on every crisis, as it gains importance and momentum each day.
The grand jury backs parking improvements on Atlantic highways. A Japanese poll names General MacArthur as the most popular official, signaling trust in his governance. The farming season ends with record crops and ideal weather, though corn storage is a challenge. Port closures threaten global supply chains, and a nationwide strike is unjustified. calls for the president to end it promptly.
Truman forges a working bond with Herbert Hoover to push a government reorganization bill and win Hoover support with GOP conservatives. Bloom signals slim aid for Chiang Kai-shek as U S observers face graft critiques. Interior plans to force steel expansion amid production drops and rising need.
A reflective verse questions why suffering occurs and whether prayer or human will can alter fate. It suggests faith can blossom from pain and that imperfect judgment makes it hard to know if outcomes are just or meant to teach a higher purpose.
Iowa motorists will receive new license plates for 1949 with white letters on black for standard cars and green half year plates for trucks. Plates use lightweight aluminum and may bend easily, so careful installation is advised. In Cass county 6,971 plates issued this year bringing total auto registrations to 6,425.
A reflective verse emphasizing reliance on divine guidance over human self-interest, urging readers to seek spiritual strength and obedience to a higher plan. Edgar A. Guest underscores faith as a unifying force guiding personal decisions and community conduct.
Des Moines District Judge C Edwin Moore dismissed a criminal conspiracy charge against 36 year old Lew Farrell. The case related to a gambling raid at the Sports Arcade last April.
A Kansas reader recalls persimmons from a neighbor in Fort Smith York, explains how to eat them ripe and soft, and muses on rebuilding the White House. The writer criticizes the gold piano, praises steel framing, and shares posts from Mrs. Hickle and a Walter Harrison obituary note.
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state list outdoor theater firms in Carroll Storm Lake Spencer Perry Cherokee and Atlantic Iowa. Harold D Field of St Paul Minnesota named president with headquarters in Minneapolis and Iowa offices in Carroll. Each firm capitalized at 200 shares par value stock.
Albert Wilson of Extra was fined 60 dollars and costs by Justice Frank Larson after a Tuesday night state patrol arrest. His truck sideswiped another, breaking mirrors on both vehicles.
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