19 Nov 1949
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1949
Page
1
The article quotes Warren Austin urging Russia to allow its people to mix with Westerners as a path to peace. It argues that friendships form when individuals of opposing political beliefs and nations interact, contrasting with hate that harms relations. The piece frames dialogue as a method to secure lasting global harmony.
The piece argues Republicans should craft a positive program not just oppose Democrats. It urges backing sound Democratic ideas like elder protection while opposing deficits, waste, and harmful actions. It warns blanket opposition fails and calls for unrelenting vigor in countering Democratic missteps.
The piece warns that fascination with Hitler could revive support for a strong ruler who might lead Germany into another war. It argues such a leader must be kept in check by external forces, justifying a long occupation to prevent renewed conflict. The text contrasts beggars and prosperous citizens and critiques governments seeking U. S. aid by exporting their own political systems.
Mrs. Simpsons misfortune ends in wrist injury sparking local gratitude as cards flowers and offers of help pour in. Don McEwan Michigan bound cross country star is Bill Heath’s roommate. Coon hunters report solid season despite dry soil. Weather notes ahead of Thanksgiving with mixed snow and rain across regions.
Poem fragment notes late night routines and golf musings with light humor. It includes lines about sleep, eyes, putts, and aging themes. A brief aside mentions pedestrians should wear white at night on highways.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists edition details and contact numbers for editor and business office. It also provides subscription rates by carrier and mail, with varying durations for Atlantic, Cass and neighboring counties, statewide Iowa, U S outside Iowa, and Canada.
General Worton inherits a police force tangled in civil service protections and graft scandals. He confronted a hostile political climate, wartime crime waves, and resistance to firing key detectives while overseeing reform efforts amid conflicting county and city authorities.
A 1949 Bell Syndicate report outlines Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz and General Worton reshaping Los Angeles policing. It notes fragmented city agencies, county dominance in gambling hubs, veteran officers, and civil service limits that curb long-term reform.
Rep. Ben Jensen of the seventh Town district announces he will seek the Republican nomination for reelection in the June primary. The veteran congressman, first elected to Congress in 19XX, made the pledge after a dinner gathering in Atlantic where 22 southwest Iowa Republicans expressed support.
The state department announced transfers of several service officers to overseas posts. Chiotes Ranger Enlow Chapin and Kian move from the state department to Rio de Janeiro Brazil as first secretary and agricultural attaché. John Wyllenderson from Des Moines shifts from Shanehal China to Ilene Tslynt as public affairs officer.
Vice President Alben Barkley and wife Jane left St. Louis after their wedding headed south for a honeymoon. A car tied to the couple was seen entering the Barkley home area but their exact location remained unconfirmed. Barkley described their destination as Shangri La and suggested a southern, possibly Florida, itinerary with later plans to reside in Washington.
The author denounces Roger Baldwin and the ACLU stance on communist freedom of speech, arguing that communists act as agents of Soviet politics. He cites historical acts from 1920s to 1940s, condemning Soviet influence in China and the U.S. education system, and warns that words can become weapons shaping public belief.
Babson argues that American small business underpins national greatness and urges practical support. He cites two examples a coal-field operator and a metal ties maker, critiquing union demands and government overregulation that hinder small shops. He urges more service and less bureaucracy to sustain growth.
A letter decries sprawling government commissions and bureaucracy that burden small business with complex forms and costs. The writer, recalling training in the field, calls for clear answers over endless paperwork as farmers, including the Van Ordstrands and Welschs, relocate to new farm homes.
Mr and Mrs Will Mercer have bought an acre from Mrs Mable Meyers in east Elliott and plan to construct a new residence and retire there.
Downtown Miami recorded a low of 48 degrees marking the coldest November 19 in 38 years. The term Arctic air swept across South Florida, triggering bundled clothing and concerns for early-wall heating needs.
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