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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1945
Page
1
Atlantic News Telegraph announces delivery details and subscription rates with contact numbers for changes or problems. Readers are urged to call 1967-5 if evening papers are late or to request address changes or discontinuations.
A somber essay traces warfare from primitive duels to modern total war. It warns that World War I’s civilian suffering and the atomic bomb ushered universal reach for belligerents. It foresees a future where remote winged bombs leave no refuge and urges a new path beyond greed and destruction.
The text contrasts post World War I optimism with modern fear of renewed conflict. It notes science and atomic power raise dread, yet nations balance power and wealth, worsened by jealousy and armed might. Change in attitudes toward peace is not evident, despite peace machinery.
The essay argues that democracy expands as much as communism, citing China under Chiang Kai-shek as a milestone with promised elections. It notes many nations will gain voting rights soon and that democratic ideas grow quietly, reshaping governance by empowering people to govern themselves.
Army bombing survey abuses alleged as executives press lavish travel while officers and troops labor in Europe. Hoover bid, GOP caucus planning a postwar program. China could police Japan, occupation plans debated.
A compact reflection on character and shared burdens by Edgar A Guest from 1945. The verses describe a man who helps others in joy and sorrow yet hides his own despair when luck runs out, preferring private tears over public display.
Adair residents Mr and Mrs Clyde Rochholz moved to the Furst residence on Wall Street. They sold to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Krause who are moving this week. Mr and Mrs D C Davis will take possession of the Krause home recently purchased.
Washington column reviews postwar policy debates as hearings on aid to the disabled proceed, unemployment compensation proposals face state run concerns, and honors like the Distinguished Service Medal for Harry Hopkins are noted. It also praises General MacArthur and comments on Truman's political climate amid party dynamics.
Commentary on Senator Knowlton appointment and Warren's choice, then a reverent reminiscence of Author Franz Werfel. The columnist cites Werfel's generosity and linguistic aid from his secretary while noting Werfel's final manuscript and hoped future publication.
A New York radio announcer Stanton is accused of poor pronunciation and clumsy diction. The column criticizes broadcasters for using front phrases like food front and home front and questions sponsor oversight. It notes a Canadian student and a Callie mother objecting to language choices as English usage comes under fire.
Adair county Sunday school convention will be held at the Adair Presbyterian church starting at 2 30 p m Sunday and continuing through the evening A large attendance is anticipated
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