06 Feb 1958
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1958
Page
1
The piece notes growing expenses for auto coverage, citing higher premiums and broader fees. It references insurance companies and the impact on drivers facing increased costs and policy changes with limited relief options.
Fragmentary OCR notes promote downtown shopping in a Midwestern city. The text mentions Broadway area stores, retail offers, and center merchants touting low prices and a convenient district. It references storefronts near parks and a desire to keep shoppers within the downtown shopping district.
Fragmentary discussion cites David Dubin and the Ladies' Garment Workers as backing government regulators for unions and funds. Leaders of organizing groups reportedly oppose such proposals amid broader political disruption and future upheaval.
A garbled report discusses tax cuts and uncertain effects on federal revenue. The piece mentions efforts to reverse a decline and calls for potential tightened measures to restore fiscal pressure and prevent slack in revenues.
Fragmentary notes recount possible firings and reshuffles in editorial rooms. Jumbled lines hint at leadership changes, upcoming moves, and nerves amid volatile newsroom debates.
Des Moines taxpayers race to the Iowa Tax Commission seeking guidance on owed amounts amid widespread concern. Robert Stephenson notes many residents in Des Moines and northwest Iowa have questions about delinquent returns and the new tax law.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication status and pricing for subscriptions. Rates vary by location with prices for Atlantic and nearby counties, other Iowa regions, and out-of-state or mail delivery. The notice notes evenings publication except Sundays and editor contact details.
Drew Pearson reports Republican and Democratic figures twice-armed in a web of influence over early TV station licenses. Jimmie Byrnes and Lyndon Johnson figures are linked to quickie grants, free sets, and travel for FCC officials. The piece suggests deep, partisan meddling across cases including WSPA in South Carolina and Beaumont holdings, with court actions and appeals noted.
South in the Becker column reports a repeated hand with identical bidding to yesterday except for a diamond queen swap. Declarer executes a heart squeeze after a diamond ruff in dummy to reach the slam and secure the last two tricks, despite a potential heart loser.
An article argues stormy winter weather worsens mood and health and suggests staying regular, avoiding major decisions, and seeking small pleasures. It notes increased illness and mentions self examination and routines. A Q A section includes a controversial line about a Mongolian idiot as a medical stereotype.
Fragmentary text recounts a poem by Edgar A. Guest. The readable lines hint at themes of honesty faith and resilience despite missing sections.
The readable fragments mention a local gathering with references to people and places, including Persons A and B and a venue. Details are sparse but imply a community meeting or sports related activity with unclear outcomes.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and locations, including possible events and actions. The legible items reference names and places, but the meaning remains unclear and details are incomplete.
Hollywood reports Nick Todd rising as a singer with growing record sales and public interest. The piece compares him to Pat Bourne and notes frequent TV appearances and links to Pat Seoon, asking whether brotherly ties help or hinder his career while highlighting upcoming performances.
Des Moines report discusses whether parolee names should be released. State parole secretary Bubzin says publishing names invites embarrassment and offers public records access as a counter. The piece covers parole education, public reactions, and calls for a new director of penal institutions amid Iowa political shifts.
Des Moines reports show January aid to dependent children ADC payments rose from December to 881 910 with 7485 families aided up 69. Average ADC per family is 2157 dollars and per recipient 32 25 dollars. Old age assistance and aid to the blind declined with total OAA payments dropping to 2 537 42 dollars and cases down to 57 699.
Supt Alfred J Sasser Jr asks for a three million dollar budget for Glenwood State School nearly doubling current funding. He met 11 southwest Iowa legislators during a tour and proposed a half mill real estate levy as a rebuilding fund. Board of Control member R Hansen favors allowing outside grants to aid budgets.
A 16 year old and a companion were arrested in Paterson after police say they admitted stealing 6 dollars in cash, a revolver, an electric razor, canned goods, and other items from the Prospect Park National Bank earlier in the day. The father of one youth reportedly told him to rob the bank as a joke.
Tuesday guests from Mrs Minnie Dotson stance visit Marion Serights in Moore to discuss community plans and hospitality arrangements.
Public interest article from Cass County Chiropractors Association explains why spine and nervous system care matter for children. It links injuries and fever to later ailments and urges parents to seek chiropractic adjustments as part of overall health care for youngsters.
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