20 Nov 1952
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1952
Page
1
A humorous glossary lists whistle stop crowd descriptors from presstour notes. It assigns ranges like 2 to 250 quiet groups up to 100,000 plus a comment Youre on your own. The piece satirizes crowd counting by politics and press framing.
A humorous note questions whether regions and tribes decide pronunciation or dictionaries should. It cites Iowa and Ioway origins, mentions a new chief with traditional regalia, and jokes about pronunciation held by locals and authorities alike.
The notice lists publication info for Atlantic News-Telegraph with editor F D Simpson, office phone, and post office details. It also provides subscription rates by carrier in Atlantic and by mail in Cass and surrounding counties, other Iowa areas, the U S, and Canada.
Eisenhower has two invitations to visit Mexico and Chile as he nears inauguration. Stevenson and Truman plan to meet in Washington to map the Democratic Party's future. Johnson faces GOP-friendly unease among some Democratic senators over his leadership. Truman will meet Stevenson by December to discuss party control and DNC chair, while Mitch Mitchell is urged to be eased out. Brownell, a Taft ally, chosen as patronage adviser to Eisenhower sparks Taft-wing discontent over future appointments.
Nels W. Branstad Winnebago County attorney was acquitted by a Hancock County District Court jury of driving while intoxicated. He had been indicted Sept. 24 after a Aug. 23 arrest by two highway patrolmen near Garner. Don’t drive if you drink.
In 1937 1938 Louis Gibarti a Soviet operative discusses using Senate committees to smear anti Communists like George Sokolsky and to manipulate public opinion. The piece links Nye La Follette and other committees to Communist influence and cites later confirmations by Elizabeth Bentley Whittaker Chambers and Alger Hiss.
A brief Want Ad note from News Telegraph urges pedestrians to wear white at night on highways to improve visibility and safety. The message stresses bright clothing and reflective gear for nighttime travel.
Poem discusses patient women awaiting hunting husbands who leave for ducks and deer each season. It notes dangers in forests and the toll on home life, while affirming that men roam the trails year after year and women wait until the season ends. Take it easy on the road and travel safely.
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