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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1954

Page

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How Does Atlantic Stand questionnaire for Town Journal readers

A reprinted civic survey invites readers to rate Atlantic or their town by circling Yes on 30 or more items. It covers schooling, business loans, press advocacy, Chamber of Commerce activity, speed limits, recreation, housing, hospitals, infrastructure, parks, volunteers, water quality, voter interest, tax rates, and local governance.

Town Journal Atlantic News-Telegraph Chamber of Commerce

Trade With Russia and the West in a Bid for Peace

The text notes Russia may profit from west trade despite social and political distance. It discusses a large British purchase offer and the hope that trade could ease world tensions. Cautions remain that such deals should not enable Russians to wage war. Also mentions Indonesian belief about Polynesian homeland origins.

Atlantic News-Telegraph Rates and Publishing Details

The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription rates for carriers in Atlantic and Cass counties, and mail rates for different regions including Cass, adjoining counties, elsewhere in Iowa, the U.S. and Canada. It notes evenings publication except Sunday and identifies publishing staff and affiliations.

News-Telegraph Pub. Corp F. D. Simpson Atlantic Iowa Congress Iowa Daily Press Association Iowa Press Association National Editorial Association Cass U. S Canada

Jimmy Roosevelt marriage risks hit on two governorship bids

Drew Pearson outlines Jimmy Roosevelt as a promising California politician whose marriage to Romelle Schneider creates political peril for both his California governor bid and Franklin D. Roosevelt's potential New York run. The tale centers on a 1945 letter, marital strains, and a powerfully influential family entangled with party rivals and public scrutiny.

Drew Pearson Seys Roosevelt Jimmy Franklin Los Angeles Jimmy Roosevelt California New York White House Romelle Schneider Romelle Santa Monica Fdr, Sr United States Europe Marine Corps Helen Gahagan Douglas Senate Prince of Wales Wally Simpson Mayo Clinic Fdr Washington Congress Sacramento The Bell Syndicate, Inc

Just By Edgar A Guest Poem Tribute

A reflective verse by Edgar A Guest honoring a son who carried his mother’s love and his father’s pride through life. It reminds readers that family trust and daily acts define character and the power to hurt or please those who rely on us for peace of mind.

Edgar A. Guest

McCarthy Says Democrats Have Labeled Themselves

Senator Joseph R. McCarthy charged in Canton that the Democratic party has irrevocably labeled itself as supporting government by Communists crooks and cronies. He addressed about 4500 people at a Lincoln Day event and planned nine stops on his national tour. In a post address press conference he called the church the strongest bulwark against the Communist menace.

Canton Ohio Joseph R. McCarthy Wis Democratic Party Wisconsin McCarthy

Fired by boss in Dallas assault shocks maid

A 20-year-old maid in Dallas says her employer fired her and then assaulted her by twisting her wrist, striking her hip with a machete, and firing a .22 rifle into the floor as she left. She sought hospital treatment and the employer is jailed.

Dallas Tex

Radio Critique Of Programs From Fleetwood To Last Man Out

The writer rails against NBC and sponsors for canceling Music Through the Night and praises Fleetwood’s English voice and Last Man Out. He laments intrusive ads and calls out the mismatch between radio and newspaper sponsorships, criticizes modern programming, and warns against harmful content for children while noting his own radio preferences.

Fleetwood National Broadcasting Company American Broadcasting Company NBC Harry Fleetwood New York David Sarnoff Richard English King Features Syndicate, Inc

Lookin Around by FD S Lookin Around by FD S

Bill Scott’s tea cost controversy at The Spot prompts door payment for entry. A man advertises a lost billfold and finds it before publication. Atlantic’s Chuck Duncan tops Iowa State scoring with 205 points in 14 games. Rival auto dealers Weitzel and Hayes share hospital room. Jake Weitzel welcomes a new grandson. David Miller notes at noon lunch routines with grandparents. Pat Pettersen reports recovery from an operation and playful past hospital memories. Joe Meek seeks GOP Senate nomination in Illinois. wife Margaret Schuler linked to the community.

Atlantic Chuck Duncan Iowa State Breuth Grasshoppers Jake Weitzel Tony Hayes the Atlantic Hospital Jake

Committee Informed Of Reduction In Factory Employment

The Senate House Economic Committee was told Friday that factory employment fell by 80 000 from December to January the largest seasonal drop since 1949. Commissioner Ewan Clague of the Bureau of Labor Statistics noted January total manufacturing workers reached 16 113 000 the highest January figure in the postwar period except for a record year. The committee reviews President Eisenhower's economic program to sustain high production and jobs. Overtime and the workweek declined further into January 1964 with weather factors driving the drop to 3.4 hours per week.

Washington Senate House Economic Committee Ewan Clague Bureau of Labor Statistica Clague Joint Committee Eisenhower

Porter couple relocate near Lyman and Dyer moves to local farm

Mr and Mrs Joe Porter leave the Wamsley Leslie place for a farm east of Lyman. The Rollin Dyer family moves from Griswold to the John Kuken property here. Dyer, once Griswold athletic coach, now manages Sun Ray Fertilizer Co locally. Only one Paris dwelling in three is under twenty years.

Cumberland Joe Porter Wamsley Leslie Place Lyman Rollin Dyer Griswold John Kuken Mr. Dyer Sun-Ray Fertilizer Co

European powers clash as world ministers seek unity

The report describes a tense foreign ministers conference among the United States Britain France and Russia. It notes US aims to preserve the Western alliance and outmaneuver Molotov while France fears rearming Germany and Molotov proposes uniting East and West Germany under a single government, potentially opening a Communist takeover.

Washington Bertin United States Dulles Britain Eden France Bidault Russia Molotov Indochina Southeast Asia European Defense Community EDC Berlin Germany East West Germany

Parsonage Plans for Avoca Church Property Move Forward

First Lutheran church intends to tear down the recently purchased Avoca property and construct a new parsonage. The plan includes adding Sunday School rooms in the basement. The Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Gert? and family are moving from the old parsonage, sold this week, to Mrs. Recca Rock’s home.

AVOCA First Lutheran Church Sundey School Joseph Gert Recca Rock

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