28 Sep 1948
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1948
Page
1
The Atlantic News Telegraph provides subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery, with contact guidance for subscribers in Atlantic Iowa. A notice instructs callers to report missed evening delivery by 7 PM and to notify the office of address changes or service issues.
The talks with Russia limitedly progressed and failed to alter East West relations. Western powers see Berlin as the key issue and expect no quick change in Moscow's stance, with Moscow likely facing internal problems before any new attack.
There is debate among some Americans about Stalin's grip on Russia after repudiation of commitments. The piece argues Stalin remains a dictator, likely lied to Western powers, and would fall hard when unable to rule, not yielding power to others.
A collection of short opinions questions punishment for a Nazi war criminal, critiques street safety by cyclists, and warns of bombing risks to major cities. It argues for peace building, cites illiteracy rates, and stresses the link between informed citizens and problem solving. It laments sensationalism and calls for constructive engagement.
Sen Thomas releases unpublished findings alleging Chrysler financing and social gifts linked to Sen Ferguson and family. Documents claim Beltz and wife Amy hold shares. Myrtle Ferguson named resident agent for Airtemp in Washington. The probe follows Ferguson allies’ efforts to limit scrutiny. others tied to Chrysler faces multi-state investigations.
A brief poem on success, noting it comes from daily effort and consistent deeds. It argues youth are tested by small tasks and must give their best, for tomorrow brings greater duties and missed chances if they do not.
Fire crews answered a 3 a.m. call at the Floyd Wardrip residence west of town. A car parked near the house burned, and a new baby stroller was lost alongside the family’s 1936 Ford. The Wardrips had just returned from Griswold about an hour earlier.
Griswold M rs. H. J. Tye and son Stephson of Scott Field NL attended Ned Phillips funeral and visited the C. E. Woodwards before returning home. Visitors at Mrs Ida Eversons included Mrs Dave Mark and daughter Mrs Yale Kroloff and husband of Stockton Cal plus families from Sargent Bluff Whit ing Sioux City and Stockton Cal.
A public safety note warns drivers to avoid speeding or risky passes on curves and hills to prevent fatal or serious crashes and to stay alive for tomorrow.
A writer recalls two recent Italian festival evenings in New York City and Yonkers. The Upper East Side procession featured a candlelit crowd, a gold white canopy, Italian band, and non English speakers, with booths selling sausage sandwiches and peppers. Yonkers hosted a second festival with a loud soundtrack, games of chance, and a long immigrant history from a small Italian town.
Griswold notes a Hampshire sow from Jake Woods bearing 16 piglets all alive. The Woods herd grows quickly with two pig-rich families totaling 32 pigs and seven sows with no piglets under 13 days old.
Washington report recalls Mrs. Mary Hancox who died at age 102 and lived a life of learning and spiritual values. The piece references Governor Dewey and Governor Warren, contrasts with Truman, and cites Jerry Kluttz on federal turnover, pensions, and long service records before urging railroad crossing safety.
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