21 Sep 1948
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1948
Page
1
Public notice listing newspaper staff and offices. Editor D Simpson. Gerald Bogan manager. Chase special news rep. advertising rates available. Indicates Atlarce, Iowa coverage with Des Moines bureau and associations membership.
A reflective piece recalls rain on a tiled road and the soothing soundscape of driving. It contrasts past farm memories with present city life, noting roofs hum, the car’s cooling breeze, and damp field scents easing urban tension.
A fragmentary historical note suggests a comparison of a rapid India Hyderabad conflict to a global peace ideal. It mentions conquest timelines and religious composition, claiming India would annex Hyderabad with minimal danger, though text is garbled and unclear.
The article discusses Russia’s proposal to withdraw troops from Korea, arguing the move signals potential advantages for Russia. It notes the proposal may be only a step and questions Western powers on what Russia seeks, while the United States handles Korea and the Pacific until Russia clarifies its gains.
The piece notes unseasonably warm weather in California as the United States campaign draws European attention. It endorses Phoebe Dewes’s efforts to lift politics above street brawl and criticizes Truman for gutter campaigning, arguing a solo dip into such tactics weakens any fight.
Drew Pearson notes Stalin’s sick leave blocks four power talks in the Kremlin as the U N assumes Berlin crisis leadership. Molotov’s firm no ends talks. Soviets plan a large peace and propaganda push in Paris while Western powers prepare a white paper. Plus insights on Barkley humor and Maine election paradoxes.
Poem reflecting on grief and belief. The speaker wonders about why suffering comes and why the wicked seem to thrive while the good depart. He argues comfort rests in belief that God is just and that trusting Him helps endure grief.
A New York Grand Central area feature describes a hand made Freez Pak portable refrigerator idea. Its aluminum shell and fiber glass insulation yield 64 pounds with compartments for beer cans cola and fruit tins. An Ionia Michigan plant is planned as promoters buy from manufacturers.
A resident recalls a loyal mixed breed dog named Rusty who patrolled their property since the passing of a local figure, asserting the dog protects the household and its inhabitants. The piece also mentions Mrs. Oscar Fox from Battle Creek who knew a collie mix that cared for children and warned of dangers in the neighborhood.
Nelson W. Cowles longtime Audubon jeweler died Sunday in Los Angeles California He had also worked as a jeweler in Ottumwa The Cowles family moved to the west coast about thirty years ago Surviving are his widow Beatrice Nash of Audubon two daughters a son and four grandchildren all of Los Angeles
Elk Horn fire crews responded to a Sunday yard fire at the Morton Saltmarsh residence six miles southwest of Elk Horn. The blaze damaged a 1941 Ford Tudor parked in the yard, with investigators attributing it to a possible short in the wiring.
Griswold Raymond, a local farmer from Adair County, has purchased the Hi-Way Cafe from C. A. Butcher and takes possession on November 1. The deal reflects ongoing local business changes in the region.
Funeral services for Col Leonard Clair Lydon of Stuart killed in action in Germany on May 25 1945 will be conducted at All Saints church Stuart Thursday at 10 am Military honors to follow at Calvary Cemetery southeast of Stuart Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs John P Lydon and his sister Mrs Marshall Maasa of Denver Colorado.
Audubon Lyda Shoemaker daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Shoemaker Gray admitted to Blank Memorial hospital Des Moines as a police patient first in Audubon county this year a light case Mrs John Campbell ill at home after suffering a heart attack Sunday
A safety advisory advises pedestrians to wear white or light-colored clothing when walking along highways after dark to improve visibility for drivers.
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