Atlantic and Shenandoah Compared in Fight for Industry
A visitor notes Shenandoah’s aggressive stance and Atlantic’s quieter approach. Shenandoah’s location near Missouri and Nebraska lines forces a fight for business, while Atlantic benefits from good railroad access and highways but has reduced effort in attracting factories. Atlantic now has an active Chamber of Commerce and aims to boost growth with stronger expansion efforts.
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Willard Archie
Shenandoah
Atlantic
Misouri Line
Nebraska City
Red Oak
Clarinda
State Highway Commission
Herring
Chamber of Commerce
McCarthy Critiques Delay in H Bomb Research Allegedly
The piece analyzes Senator McCarthy arguing that H-bomb research was delayed by 18 months to blame government Red elements. It doubts the delay and criticizes his logical method, likening it to a moon made of cheese inference.
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Genatoe McCarthy
Army
Acio
Reda
Jovernement
Atlantic News-Telegraph Rates and Publication Details
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication details and rates for subscriptions by carrier and mail. It notes evenings except Sunday, editor contact, and affiliations with Iowa and National press associations. Rates show monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options for Atlantic and surrounding areas.
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Newe-Telegraph Pub. Corp
D. Simpeog
Atlantic
Iowa
Indo-China policy risks and campaign pressures outline
Drew Pearson notes NSC study warns against losing Indo-China to Communists, linking it to broader budget cuts, Ike’s campaign promises, and potential US troop actions. Discusses Australia and UN positions, Dulles strategy, and Parnell Thomas campaign activity in New Jersey.
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Drew Pearson
NSC
Indo-China
Ike
U. S
Indo- China
Washington
National Security Council
Rover Kyes
Bedell Smith
Truman
Asia
Burma
Thailaads
Indo China
Security Council
Uader Truman
Russia
China
Southeast Asia
Japan
NSA
Philippines
Eisenhower
Poetic Reflections on Labor and Identity in Early Verse
A fragmented historical piece contrasts poetry and labor, noting poets hidden in daily garb. It cites figures like Alexander Graham Bell and themes of wealth, work, and truth, with reflections on how appearance masks inner life and the reach of poetry across social classes.
European defense policy shifts and hydrogen bomb warnings
A conservative essay surveys European defense policy shifts amid NATO rearmament, EDC opposition, and European doubts about arming with hydrogen bombs. It warns Washington to push for broader disarmament and warns of the peril if nations drift toward nuclear escalation.
Mass retaliation debate shows fears of people persist
The statement argues mass retaliation is not a plan or solution and would kill everyone. It notes while it may be viewed militarily, it fails to ease public fears and suggests self preservation could guide a safer course.
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Korea
Australia
Asia
New Zealand
Indo China
Aja
Semine
U.S
British Isles
Mies
Klaus Fuchs
Julius Rosenberg
Agere
Howe
Thei
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Courteous Motorist Award Starts In Detroit
Police searched for a polite driver and found Ralph F. Cody, an automobile salesman on Woodward Avenue. City traffic chief James Hoye praised Cody after he yielded to a work truck, landing him the first Courteous Motorist award in a new Automobile Club of Michigan safety campaign.
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Detroit
Ralph FE. Cody
Woodward Ave
Cody
James Hoye
Cady
Automobile Club of Michigan
Mamie Eisenhower Tops Best Chapeauled Women List
The article notes Mamie Eisenhower as the top pick for America’s best chapeaux women chosen by millinery designers. Names include Lauritz Melchior’s pick Mrs Lauritz Melchior, Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney’s wife, Claramae Turner, and singers Mary Bothwell and Juliana Larson among others.
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New York
Mamie Eisenhower
America
Eisenhower
Sally Viewr
Dolly Madison
Lauritz Melchior
Joh Frederics
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
John
Claramae ‘Turner
Frank Holtman
New Look Celebrities Cited by Notables in Arts World
Marion Valle names Garet Cody Ruby Mercer and radio commentator. Barbara Gibson Helen Liebert Jan Sterling Dorothy Stickney Anita Andra Arlene Francis are cited by various organizers as prominent figures. The American Hearing Aid Assn notes some people hear up to 20 000 cycles per second while the average is about 3 000 cycles.
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Parnell Thomas
New Jersey
Campalen
Washington
Federal
Larry Travian
Ian
Thomas
Washinston
Goth
Jal
Wastineton
Garet Cody
Ruby Mercer
Marion Valle
Barbara Gibson
Helen Liebert
Jan Sterling
Paul Douglas
Walter Flore
Dorothy Stickney
Howard Lindsay
Anita Andra
Arlene
Hearing Aid Assn
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Rugar
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Foo Hasan
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Marshal Chain
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Mireland
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Drew Middleton
NATO
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