18 Oct 1949
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1949
Page
1
The article reports that several communist leaders in New York were convicted for advocating the overthrow of the government by force. It notes Moscow aligned aims and flags sanctions for the crime, highlighting broader political tensions of the era.
The Amervati Federation of Labor endorses a seven hour day as a fair wage goal. They warn that while producers should not begrudge desires, production must stay at a steady level to ensure income. The group questions how far the work reduction can go without harming necessary output.
A college professor reports research showing average students in college improve grades later in the year when not distracted by romance. The study suggests that the common belief about directing young men's and women's romantic interest toward a partner in spring may not hold for college students.
Frank Porch known as a well connected Atlantic resident with hundreds of contacts across the community has died. The obituary notes he built friendships among men and women alike and filled his niche in life, leaving a shadow over Atlantic as weather shifts and storms prompt activity.
A brief poem in the Just Folks column by Edgar A. Guest portrays a slow, pensive child studying his reflection and thoughts. The speaker recalls childhood slowness and the feeling of an older figure awaiting his turn, reflecting on inherited temperament and quiet worry.
Senator Gay Gillette reiterated his opposition to Carroll O. Switzer for the federal judgeship in the southern district, confirming no change in stance after discussions with President Truman. He returns to Washington soon and plans to resume committee work, declining all invitations while in Iowa.
Knoxville Mrs Franck Gasparovich pleaded innocent through attorneys as a jury trial is set for early next week. She is held without bail on charges of fatally shooting her father while he slept.
The article notes that all recent barber school graduates will be eligible for apprentice barber licenses. It mentions that yesterday about six candidates for barber licenses took the exam and references Bath.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription prices by carrier and mail, including regional rates for Cass and adjoining counties, Iowa, and U.S. destinations. It notes publication details, editor contact options, and affiliation memberships.
The story recounts John L. Lewis pressuring northern coal operators over welfare fund payments and wage ideas while U S Steel resists any deal. It also covers Defense Secretary Johnson defending policy toward Yugoslavia Greece Spain and China before the Senate Appropriations Committee with Undersecretary Webb under cross examination.
The New York Times endorses John Foster Dulles over Herbert Lehman in the New York Senate contest. The editorial cites Dulles' role in shaping foreign policy as Western defense against Soviet aggression and hopes his win would influence GOP candidates in other states to oppose party leaders.
Officials warn drivers as Wallis ae Ope du rst scene shows heavy oncoming traffic. Pedestrians urged to stay alert while authorities monitor the approach and advise alternate routes if needed. The notice emphasizes potential congestion during peak hours.
Theft of more than $800 from the West Union high school superintendent’s office is under investigation. The money was taken after midnight Friday and included receipts from the Maynard West Union homecoming football game.
Special Khrase correspondent Georg Gramada denounces American consumerism and capitalist waste as anti social, praising dialectical materialism while criticizing Truman era policy. He mocks auto ownership as a capitalist twist and questions social pooling vs private cars amid Cold War pressures.
Griswold resident Griswold-Ed A. Hamilton suffered severe injuries Saturday when his team bolted while he hauled water for his turkey operation. The wagon skidded, causing a hard fall and damage to his leg, with neighbors aiding until medical help arrived.
Near a corner Mr. Hamilton feared being thrown off a tank and rolled away. He suffered two broken bones in his left foot and injuries to his thigh plus Jack. The Cy Forsyth home car truck fire was answered by the local fire department around 1 p.m. Saturday. the truck was damaged but did not burn.
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