19 Oct 1949
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1949
Page
1
A dubious comparison suggests a single modern farmer now feeds more with higher income, while farm population continues to shrink. Forty years ago a daat faint person could feed 11. today one person feeds far more, yet urban migration grows.
The ateclad coal strikes are already affecting Atlantir with orders cut and supply shortages. Merchants warn the situation could worsen as taxes rise and more businesses face shutdowns due to scarce coal and steel. The piece suggests arbitration may resolve the dispute.
The piece argues Truman relies on personal connections to fill government roles, judging him mediocre for delegating to bag men. It accuses him of rewarding old friends, many tied to Kansas City's corrupt political machine that allegedly cheated citizens.
The obituary notes Henry Field uke, a quirky business mind, with ideas on business and family life. Our deal involved renting a weeded vacant lot to raise onion sets, weeds flourishing while onions lagged, requiring hand weeding in a grueling summer, with costs under ten dollars.
After four months of bitter conflict the Bell Aircraft strike ends with an agreement to arbitrate. The dispute has cost wages, business losses, and property damage, and many regret the absence of a compulsory arbitration law that might have produced the same outcome with less cost.
Air Secretary Symington defends the B 36 as the best bomber amid navy criticism that air power is neglected by the sea service. He calls navy attacks backward looking and maintains air power will decide future wars.
A short poem about wisdom and knowledge. It contrasts learned book smartness with true wisdom shown through understanding sorrow, patience, and compassion. The speaker ranks those who comfort others above strict logicians or scholars in worth.
G I student Sue Roy Hedge asks paternity ruling declaring him father of a baby born to Loretta Miller, 17, born last Saturday. He seeks child support and custody if the mother refuses care. Hedge asserts marriage is not possible for reasons not disclosed and asks injunction against adoption.
Classified notice outlines subscription rates for carriers in Atlantic and surrounding counties, with annual and shorter-term options by mail, in-state and out-of-state pricing. Includes editor contact and publishing affiliations. The text lists specific prices for 1 month to 1 year and regional variations.
A Bell Syndicate piece reports on Senator Joe O'Mahoney's basing-point bill aimed at easing price regulation for steel and other goods. It links Westvaco Chemical to an international alkalis cartel with I G Farben and Solvay, noting the Wyoming plant was portrayed as independent while underlying ties emerged. The article questions the trust bust stance amid corporate lobbying and Senate responses.
Princess Elizabeth condemns a growing divorce rate and falling moral standards in a public speech to the Mothers Union. She warns that family breakdown threatens the nation and highlights damage to children from separation and divorce.
The trial of accused communists in Judge Medina’s court hinges on whether words and writings can overthrow a government. The defense asserts First Amendment rights and no overt act. the prosecution argues words can weaponize a nation. The case questions liberty versus national existence and the role of free speech in democracy.
An advertisement invites consulting Horace Nelson Jr at Hinrichs Building Atlantic Iowa for insurance or real estate problems. Contact details include phone 1035.
The excerpt critiques communism as a destructive philosophy that erodes national standards and hope. It claims it asserts power through materialist history, appeals to romantic urges, and leaves nations without charity or faith. It argues Russia supports this movement and warns the United States faces danger from its spread.
Kimballton installs Rev Holger Sisanishaew Soimerly from Dwight as local pastor at Immanuel Lutheran. Ceremony conducted by Rev Lief Kirkegauard of Ranasivd. Rev. and Mrs Strandkov and family arrived Friday. The document notes a married daughter among the incoming pastor’s relatives.
The prompt hints that when stuck with a shopping problem one should look in a memory aid or reference tool to guide choices. This suggests using established methods or checklists to choose products or compare prices effectively.
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