UN Debate Echoes Over Yugoslavia Veto at March Talks
The UN faces a tense exchange over Yugoslavia and Russia with Western members fearing a broader clash. Russia's vetoes are cited as obstructing majority measures while observers note possible goodwill from measured concessions toward peace.
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USA
Yugoslavia
Dave
Czechoslovan
Wade
Davy
Rassa
Rassa Micaly
U.N
Ali
Russia
Kansas City Gambler Gains City Control Amid Political Decay
A distorted view warns that a known gambling figure is moving into power in Kansas City and surrounding areas. The piece argues that gangs rise when reform slows, only to be replaced by new corrupt leaders who extract benefits while the public suffers.
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Kansas City
Refrom
Iis
Eliminate Waste First in Government Spending
The author urges President Truman to seek tax increases at the first opportunity while criticizing the administration for excessive spending. The piece argues the Hoover commission economy plan remains unused and calls on citizens to demand fiscal restraint to halt wasteful federal spending.
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Truman
Hoover Commission
Call for Unified Promotion Program in U S Army
A U S general urges top brass to stop squabbling and unite on a sound unification program. He argues unification will not weaken the nation and will bring efficiency and economy, with these advantages alone justifying the effort.
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U. S
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A reflective verse column notes the value of living in the present over chasing yesterday. It urges readers to seize today and resist longing for past fishing triumphs or bygone moments.
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Edgar A. Guest
Spuds Too Big in Meadville P A
Farmer Ira Sheets proposes planting potatoes on poorer ground to curb oversized yields. He notes his wife and he cannot finish a single potato, suggesting smaller crops may reduce waste.
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Meadville
Ira Sheets
Lookin Around Local Notes and Animal Sightings
Friends of the Don Saverys announce the birth of five Siamese kittens from their cat with pure white fur and delayed markings. A fifth kitten is named Tail End Purr. Friday morning reports include three large flocks of ducks awaiting a mail plane, a car with two deer on its roof, six pheasants seen in LaVista Place, and a young girl asking about Walnut Grove work. An early airport visit to meet the first mail plane is noted.
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Don Saverys
Saverys
Chestnut Street
Max Bullock
LaVista Place
Mr. Ruark
Pierre
Robert Ruark
New York
Washington Post
Atlantic News-Telegraph publication details and rates
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication details, editorial staff, and post office registration. It provides subscription rates by carrier and mail for various regions including Cass County, Iowa, surrounding areas, and the U.S. outside Iowa, with yearly and multi month options.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Cass
U. S
Canada
Washington Merry-Go-Round roundup of postwar battles
The column surveys Congress absenteeism and failed education and pension bills blaming Lesinski and the house labor committee. Truman privately vents at the blocking of aid to education and discusses debt relief ideas amid diplomatic oddities surrounding a Roumanian link to U.N. matters. ibang notes on MacArthur, Dewey, Steed, Acheson, and postwar Japan policy.
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Stat Congress
Truman
Lesinski
Washington
Congress
Mr. Truman
FDR
Senate
Scott Lucas
Europe
Bricker
Ohio
Flanders
Vermont
Frear
Delaware
Sparkman
Alabama
Senate Appropriations Committee
Chavez
New Mexico
McClelland
Arkansas
Robertson
Virginia
Stennis
Mississippi
Spain
McCarran
Nevada
Judiciary Committee
Tydings
Maryland
Johnson
Butler
Nebraska
Reed
Kansas
Thye
Minnesota
Tobey
New Hampshire
Kefauver
Tennessee
Gillette
Iowa
Withers
Kentucky
Morgan Moulder
Missouri
John Lesinski
House Labor Committee
Moulder
House
Hbe
Roumanian
New York
Stalin
Vespasien Palla
U.S.A
Long Island
Anna Pauka
Pulla
Antonescu
United States
1. G. Farben
Palla
Switzerland
Pauka
Pallas
American Society of International Law
Dean Rusk
United Nations
Roumania
U.N
FBI
Merry
MacArthur
State Department
China
Dewey
Jim Hagerty
John Foster Dulles
Oklahoma
Tom Steed
Steed
Acheson
Japan
General MacArthur
Nippon
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Air mail service debuts in Atlantic despite Omaha setback
A cheering crowd welcomed the first regularly scheduled air mail flight, which landed around noon after a low ceiling delay in Omaha. Local booster Irwin Pellett gave a sky view tour of Atlantic from about 800 feet, revealing new buildings and city landmarks. Meanwhile Rev. Tom Fuhr, whose wife was hospitalized, attended a baby shower held at the Everett Kelloway home, joking he may be the first expectant father honored at such a event.
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Omaha
Atlantic
Irwin Pellett
Tom Fuhr
Everett Kelloway
Drive Carefully Lest This Motor Trip Be Your Last
A cautionary note warns readers to drive with care to avoid deadly accidents on road travel. Officials urge vigilance and responsible behavior to prevent tragedy during long motor trips.
Hamburg Farmers Win Suit Against Popcorn Company
Six Hamburg area farmers were awarded 44,844 for a popcorn growing contract. Federal Judge Chas A Dewey ruled against Howard Davis and Better Taste Popcorn Co Inc of Anderson Ind and dismissed their 300,000 counterclaim. Plaintiffs named Earle Adams Ralph Miller Frew Barrett Charles Danker Carl W Smith and Marion Anderson.
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Council Bluffs
Hamburg
Chas. A. Dewey
Howard Davis
The
Better Taste Popcorn Co., Inc
Anderson, Ind
Davis
Earle Adams
Ralph Miller
Frew?’ Barrett
Charles Danker
Carl W. Smith
Marion Anderson
Avoca Groups Unite to Halt Speeding and Improve School Crossings
Avoca civic clubs formed committees to aid the mayor and council in curbing speeding and placing traffic signals at busy intersections where schoolchildren cross the highway. Participating groups include the American Legion Auxiliary and the Community club.
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Avoca
American Lewion Auxiliary
The
Community Club
Veterans Costs and Government Spending Postwar Aid
A 1949 King Features Syndicate column argues that postwar veteran costs show a government hitting limits on spending. It warns taxes and future generations will bear the burden, condemns a 1950 surplus handout as unjustified, and urges restraint to preserve national strength.
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United States
Tax Foundation
Washington
Veterans Administration
Great Britain
Spain
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Iowa Day at Statler Hotel Highlighted by Notables
Washington columns recount Iowa Day at the Statler Hotel with Austine Hearst hosting and guests including Senator Bourke B. Hickenlooper and Ben Jensen. Celebrity table attendees include Mrs. Clark and Katherine Macy Wilson. Rhode Island guests share quips about politics and finance while social intrigues and medical care concerns surface. Dr Mary Terrell honored for human rights work at YWCA dinner attended by Senator Langer and Mrs. Clarence Swift.
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Washington, D. C
Statler Hotel
Austine Hearst
Washington Times-Herald
Iowa
Mary Terrell
National Association For the Advancement of the Colored Women
Senator Langer
North Dakota
Clarence Swift
Washington
American University Women
YWCA
Terrell
Funeral rites honor Mags. Clara Frost dies at 75
Viota and Mike Richter attended the funeral of his cousin Mags. Clara Frost, 75, passed away in Carroll on Monday. En route, they visited Mrs. Richter's parents, Mr and Mrs Joseph Heithoff, in Templeton.
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Mike Richter
Mags
Clara Frost
Carroll
Barn Blaze Destroys Farm Structure Near Here
A 40 by 60 foot barn on the J. J. Campion farm five miles southwest of here was destroyed by fire early today. Four cows a combine and baled hay and straw were lost in the blaze which spread before Mrs Campion noticed it around dawn. The barn collapsed within ten minutes after she awoke and saw the flames.
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J. J. Campion
Here
Mra. Campion
Da.m
Drive safely and allow extra time on trips
Advises motorists to pace themselves on the road and budget ample travel time. Warns that speeding increases the risk of not reaching the destination safely. Emphasizes cautious driving as a key safety measure.
Install Officers At Rebekah Meet In Waterloo Iowa
New officers of the Rebekah assembly of Iowa were installed during the Waterloo state conclave. Names include D L Galving Knoxville president R J Nelson Clear Lake vice president Walter A Pospecker Des Moines warden and several other officers with one retiring president Nedra Adams Waterloo unable to attend due to critical illness in Des Moines.
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Waterloo
Rebekah Assembly of Iowa
D. L. Galving Knoxville
R. J. Nelson
Clear Lake
Mars
Walter A. Pospecker
Des Moines
Fred Welch
James H. Woodaside
Cedar Rapids
Allie Snyder
Bus
Gussie Merriam
Plane trip companions and new moves noted
Elk Horn resident Mrs. Peter Petersen and her son Ben traveled to Mt. Age this week in the son's plane for a visit. Mrs. C. C. Jensen arrived from Omaha to reside at the Invalid Home after many years there.
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Elk Horn
Peter Petersen
Salem
Ben
C. C. Jensen
Omaha
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Clark
Ben Jensen
Romaine Simpson
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Duke of Windsor
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