19 Sep 1950
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1950
Page
1
The passage argues that France fears a rearmed Germany as a security threat while noting broader beliefs in luck and superstition. It highlights postwar anxieties, predictions about Germany’s role in global order, and common superstitions from clover charms to walking under ladders and the $2 bill’s supposed bad luck.
A fragmented commentary on urban parking strain from New York City to county seats. It notes skyscraper demolition for garages, vacant lot shortages in towns, and the perceived need to turn over space for parked cars. The piece laments unsatisfactory solutions and the growing conflict over limited parking.
A fragmentary editorial brief discusses the Ten Most Wanted list and social register, then reports an inspection tour of the Lewis project. It notes low lake water now, planned spring filling, and a park picnic outlook for Cass County residents with a future recreation center. It mentions politics, taxation, and an accountant's efficiency for measuring facts.
Detroit report notes rising costs as firms face inflationary pressures. Mentions Korea and offshore anchorages with over 100 usable sites, signaling supply constraints and higher shipping expenses impacting prices.
poem line fragment credits Edgar A. Guest with copyright 50. The readable portion hints at faith and shame themes, phrased as a short verse.
A Senate debate over a resolution to investigate Senator McCarthy charges turns into a broad discussion of anti-communist experts. The text argues that distinguished figures, including former communists and scholars, should not be dismissed as unpatriotic and that expertise is needed for national security.
Fragmented text mentions relief maps costs dropping from 36 to 60 cents per square foot and references Kentucky senator Bow and a fire inquiry. Sparse phrases describe colleagues and locations but lack clear events or outcomes.
Mr and Mrs Ross Havens host a Sunday gathering with brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Leon Turner and their daughters Lenore and Loretta along with Eugene of Wold Pauline Havens from Des Moines and the Mervyn Apkpr family in attendance.
A historical note mentions Dr. and J. M. visiting Mes. J. M. at home in Washington. It marks ten years since their last visit. He has pursued medicine at Creighton in Omaha and begins his fourth year this year.
An unclear fragment discusses ownership and a World War return with references to a person named Steve. The readable text hints at a minor or local note about ownership changes and wartime return but lacks coherent details.
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