30 Nov 1948
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1948
Page
1
Atlantic News Telegraph issues published evenings except Sunday notify subscribers to call 7pm if missing delivery. Instructions for address changes, discontinuations, and delivery notices directed to the office rather than the carrier.
An opinion piece argues industry must share blame for rationed economy disruptions. It urges better education of workers and the public on profits, investments, and costs to harmonize industry and labor. It condemns the old corrupt industrialist and calls for recognition of labor and consumer rights.
The author objects to the overuse of surveys and committees in the industry. They argue surveys consume time and yield little tangible result while committees dilute responsibility that a single person could handle. They note fearsome letters and fearsome questionnaires arriving from institutions within the industry.
In the conflict between the ehyt and the west there is danger from believing a program is perfect. Our democracies, though best yet, are imperfect. We should learn from communism where it improves our system, and avoid hubris that halts progress.
The piece questions CIO conservatism at its Portland convention and doubts Berlin near solutions. It notes Russia and satellites clash with Marsind plans amid economic war fears and warns France to avoid reviving German industrial power. It urges solving waterfront strike harms to protect daily life and labor peace.
George Luckey, California Democratic vice chairman, rises as a power broker after backing Truman, while Senate and House Democrats face a potential coalition with Republicans if Dixiecrats shift loyalties. Forrestal’s Key West visit shows limited White House engagement, and pressures grow over committee control in Congress.
The northwest wind roars through the eve as doors and windows tremble in the night. A speaker mocks fear and frames the foe as a blazing fire, while birch trees laugh and a group vows to keep danger out.
Last year New England beekeepers produced 40 percent more honey than the prior year and 19 percent more than 1945, signaling a strong season for honey output across the region.
Iowa health officials report 17 polio deaths in October raising the ten month total to 51 and forecast about 1,200 cases for the year. The toll and cases show declines from September and the October peak, with historic comparisons reaching back to 1910.
Bradford, a New Orleans based dramatist and journalist, helped mold American literature with The Green Pastures and his hospitable circles. He died young, leaving a lasting imprint as a trend setter who balanced fame with quiet living. Station WOR commentary critiques stage names and public image in radio culture.
A discussion criticizing misnaming on radio, urging correct identification of performers like Vandeventer and Norvel, and denouncing promoters and agents for obscuring true identities. It argues accurate naming reinforces human dignity and fair treatment in broadcasting.
Winston Churchill, symbol of Britain's war spirit, is 74 today. He received a flood of congratulatory messages and gifts, including books flowers a large cake from a London baking firm and many cigars.
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