27 Nov 1950
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1950
Page
1
The text suggests Moscow language influences Chinese delegates already in the UN. It views the visit as a chance for the United States and allied members to show China the consequences of communist expansion. If China rejects war and sees Western aims, Asia tensions might ease and U S Soviet moves could be tempered.
The United Nations gains power as the General Assembly can recommend action in cases of aggression when the Security Council is vetoed. Previously Russia and allies blocked nearly all proposals, freezing the council. The new plan bypasses the veto, boosting UN authority and action when aggression occurs.
The piece notes three envelopes of stamp appeals on the desk and urges careful support. It defends annual stamp drives as harmless and worth a few dollars, while warning against funding undeserving promoters and noting appeals rarely reach distant areas.
The United Nations continues its Korea operation, determined to reach the Korean border. Officials say success would prove to Asiatic communists that the UN will uphold its promises and resist both Chinese and Russian pressure, preserving freedom worldwide. The Korea effort could set an object lesson for peace in Asia and improve East West relations.
The Iowa State Tax Commission states cigarette taxes are not deductible from gross income on state income tax returns. This contrasts with a recent U S Supreme Court ruling allowing such a deduction on federal returns. A safety reminder is issued not to drive after drinking.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists editors F D Simpson and associated offices in Atlantic Iowa. It details subscription pricing by carrier and mail across Cass county adjoining counties and other regions including the U S with terms for months and years. The notice also records postal and association affiliations.
BREW PEARSON reports that seven troop ships carrying G I s lack coast guard safety standards in lifeboat gear fire detection and alarm systems and bonneted hulls venting and electrical rooms. Three more ships share defects raising concerns as Navy plans quick fixes while a Farm Bureau dispute with the White House over Allan Kline’s appointment is noted.
A reflective poem by Egger A Guest contrasts happiness with wealth and fame. It praises humble, God fearing lives, strong family care, and steady gardens, noting true contentment comes from love and resilience despite hardship. The piece ends with a caution about vanity while walking a road against traffic.
A Walnut public meeting led by Col. G. W. Adams protests the end of rail service to Cass Shelby and Pottawattamie counties. Arnold Christensen compares alternate routes with a Rock Island survey. A free cafeteria lunch follows the meeting at 7 p.m. Monday in Walnut Legion hall.
The essay traces repeated world conquest patterns driven by people and resources, identifying Bactria in Balkh Afghanistan as a key historic crossroads. It notes empires shift through the Oxus and Indus basins, the Kushan and Hellenic-Parthian cultures, and ongoing irrigation driven population movements near the Caspian and Aral regions.
Jor of Extra took first place in the cattle judging contest at the International Livestock Exposition collegiate beef judging in Chicago. Johnson is a heavyweight member.
The Iowa State College judging team competed but did not rank among the leaders in the event.
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