12 Sep 1946
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1946
Page
1
The Atlantic News Telegraph outlines carrier and mail rates for local and distant subscribers and lists delivery renewal instructions. A notice invites readers to call 7 o’clock before 7 PM to fix missed evening deliveries and to contact the office for address changes or discontinuations.
The piece argues that Balkan leaders and dictators have claimed U S supplied materiel as their own production. It asserts the United States failed to secure credit for aid and that the recipients are not ungrateful but unaware of the source and extent of American help. It cites Russian trucks stamped as Russian-made as an example.
An editorial warns that persecution of minorities threatens all, citing Nazi anti semitism and the World War deaths. It argues rights of any group cannot be violated without global harm and urges recognition of this danger to prevent future violence.
The News-Telegraph warns that Highway 6 west of Oakland is a growing danger due to resurfacing. Water on the slick surface causes cars to skid, nearly felt as tire issues during rain. The paper urges corrective action to prevent further accidents.
Drew Pearson reports CIO chief Phil Murray urges postponing major strikes while AFL leaders seek to exploit labor trouble to influence November elections. The piece notes internal tensions among CIO and AFL leaders, Republican revolt against Carroll Reece, and US stance on Greece and Latin America as part of broader labor and political moves.
The Des Moines state health department said 18 additional poliomyelitis cases were reported in Iowa, bringing the year’s total to 325. The update reflects ongoing polio activity and the public health response across the state.
A blend of reminiscences and local updates spans mechanical pencils that outlive leads, a bass drummer’s tough craft, steel work at Rockefeller Center, Stanford White architecture, celery nutrition lore, and Sam Byrd’s Guggenheim scholarship trip to England.
Iowa City reports a new air reserve officers training corps will be formed at the University of Iowa this fall. Eligible students include those with two years in basic ROTC or equivalent. The first year course will focus on ground work with possible later in air training. advanced course quota is 11 students.
Beloved narrator recalls children enjoying seaside days and milestones. A baby learns to walk while Ellen swims and Edgar dives, as the family shares meals and laughter by the coast.
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