First transcontinental TV links Truman treaty talk across nation
The article notes a historic transcontinental television hookup allowing Americans from New York to San Francisco to watch President Truman and the San Francisco treaty conference. It frames televised viewing as a step toward world understanding and the broader clash between democracy and communism, predicting a lasting impact on public perception.
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United States
New York
Boston
San Francisco
President Truman
America
Europe
Ces
Bon Nest
Atlantic Municipal Light Plant Shows Strong Fiscal Health
The Atlantic Municipal light plant reports continued profits for the last year and a debt payoff timetable that accelerates after 196 year payments end. It now offers 190 percent protection against breakdowns with capacity more than double normal use, signaling little near term expansion need and potential surplus for future needs.
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Atlantic Municipal Light
Banjor
Power Uncontrolled On Highways Costs 600 Lives
The article laments 600 plus highway deaths last weekend, noting two victims died near Atlantic. It warns that power whether in engines or people, if uncontrolled, causes tragedy in homes, shops, and nations, urging eternal watchfulness and care on the roads.
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Atlantic
Rising Korean War Stakes With 700000 Troops and International Battalion
Reports claim 700000 enemy troops and an international battalion from Red satellite states waiting to strike in Korea. A reserve pool of about 1000 planes is ready to attack the west while preliminary skirmishes test U N forces. The piece also recalls the Elk Horn death case and warns against forgetting such violence.
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U. N
Korea
Red
Europe
Anid
West
Elk Horn
Atlantic
Faith and home endure through hardship and faith
A reflective verse discusses love, patience, and faith keeping a home strong amid winter hardship. The piece notes trust in God and resilience against heartache as essential to a lasting home. It cites a 1951 copyright by Edger A. Guest and mentions Marshfield Wisconsin.
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God
Edger A. Guest
Polio Appears To Have Peak In U S Last Week
Public Health Service reports 1 709 new polio cases in the past week down from 1 731 the prior week. Cumulative total since March seasonal low reaches 12 188 versus 12 177 a year ago. Declines seen in New England and several states with only minor increases elsewhere.
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U. S
Public Health Service
New England
Mountain
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Souths Move to Atlantic for Barber Shop Work
Mr and Mrs Bill South relocate from the Robert Wilson apartment to Atlantic where he works at the Vought Barber shop. They will reside there as Anita joins him.
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Anita
Bill South
Rolert Wilson
Atantic
Vought
Atlantic News telegraph rates and local post details
An item lists postal and subscription rates as of March 1879 for Atlantic News telegraph service and post office delivery. Rates cover one month to one year, with separate prices for Cass and adjoining counties, elsewhere in Iowa, U S, and Canada, including mail delivery options and durations.
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Ter
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Onaga
Ame Axsoead
Auesaen
Adibeasie
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Republican doorbell drive and unity urged for 1952
The Washington Merry-Go-Round notes editorials urging GOP activity and wider recruitment. Dr. Glen Eye argues for small donor support to mobilize volunteers, while party leaders push a broad, inclusive campaign. The piece highlights Democratic contrasts and calls for a hard hitting, nationwide volunteer effort.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Guy George Gabrielson
Republican National Committee
William Boyle, Jr
Democratic National Committee
Motachusetts
Republican Organization of All Times
Newland
Sxateow
Onmanise
Middle West
Republican Pa
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Berlin road tax clash tightens grip on western traffic
Berlin reports say Soviet border guards halted and sent back over 60 railroad mail cars loaded with parcels to West Germany claiming improper loading. Allied officials discuss countermeasures as tolls on the international highway to the west deter small independent truckers while foreign and Allied vehicles are exempt.
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Berlin
West
West German
Allied High Commission
West Berlin
West Germany
Marienborn
Johnston signals resignation from stabilization post
Washington reports that Eric Johnston plans to quit as economic stabilization administrator after his nine month tour ends on Oct 24. He will return to preside over the Motion Picture Association of America, which granted a nine month leave starting last January. Johnston sought to dispel any idea his departure stems from a clash with Charles E. Wilson and President Truman.
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Washington
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
Johnston
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Truman
London department store bans men from fashion show
A London shop barred men from its fashion show to avoid crowding women. An official said all 600 seats would be reserved for women and any man arriving with a wife or girlfriend would be asked to wait outside.
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London
British Failures and the Peril on Europe's Edge
The article argues Britain’s centuries old strategy kept Europe weak to prevent domination and blames missteps for instability. It links Anglo-Japanese and World War I outcomes to rising powers, and suggests the United States must lead via United Nations to curb Russian and Soviet influence, with Iran and India wary of American troop use.
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Europe
England
Asia
Great Britain
Japan
Britain
United
France
Russia
China
India
Iran
Khive
Bukhara
Persia
United States
United Nations
State Department
Soviet Russia
Nehru
Soviet
Iadia
King Eatures Syndicate, Inc
Cut your speed when dusk fells
A brief public safety note urges drivers to reduce speed at dusk to protect lives as visibility declines and road hazards increase during low light hours. Authorities emphasize cautious driving and awareness of pedestrians and other road users.
Widow of Louis Adamic suspects suicide amid murder probe
A spokesman for Louis Adamic's widow says she believes the author killed himself but police probe possible murder. Adamic, 52, was found with a bullet in his brain in a burning Milford farmhouse after returning from California. Authorities consider death by own action while not discounting murder theories.
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N. J
Louis Adamic
Adamic
Marshal Tito
Saunders
Hunterdon County
Herbert T. Heise, Jr
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