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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1963
Page
4
Review notes Monroe K Sears treats W H Auden with balanced admiration and irony. The Oxford study blends biographical detail with quotations and quotable witticisms, backed by abundant footnotes that may outshine the main text for casual readers.
Vintage book list features Maynard Reece Fish and Fishing and Jessica Mitford American Way of Death among top nonfiction. Dwight Eisenhower Mandate for Change and Mary Chase The Prophet for the Common Reader are noted with reviews. Agnes Slight Turnbull The King’s Orchard is highlighted in fiction with historical scope.
The article praises a genealogical narrative by Mrs. Turnbull based on letters and family records of the O Hara descendants. The story blends history and lineage, presented in a readable, engaging way suitable for family reading aloud. Betty Baker endorses the work.
Steph an Vajda's suspenseful novel set in Hungary before 1956 follows a magistrate who loves an aristocrat girl facing prison for a street cleaner's death. The book explores pressures on the court and socialist justice behind the Iron Curtain.
The column notes weekend and holiday visits among families in Kearney Blair Lincoln and Hastings Nebraska as well as Fargo Maryville and Maryville North Dakota. Guests include Monte Lensch of Fremont and several out of town relatives visiting the Lensch Petersen and Andersen households.
A 12 member Iowa Development Commission advisory committee will study new crops, chemistry, processing, and economic feasibility to boost value from farm products. Proposals include crambe, kenaf, soybean oil refinery, and interchanging processing equipment between sugar beets and soybeans. The panel, with 40 projects and $100,000 yearly, aims for long term gains with immediate results uncertain. Members include George Strayer, Richard Kautz, Joe OConnor, Bob Buck, and others in Iowa.
At a home gathering Mrs Don Betts and Mmes Fred Scarlett Hal Kin man Ed Sparling and Frank Christenson organized Christmas baskets for Adair health center patients. The WSCS study group met Friday with Mrs Fred Wherli and hostesses included Mmes Clyde Rochholz Merle Oaks Vern Dorsey Cyde Kimpel Walton Farnsworth Dora Noland and James Frazee.
At Grand Teton, licensed hunters were allowed to harvest elk, but 1,170 hunters managed only 280 elk in 1962, indicating a quiet season despite broad permitting.
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