07 Feb 1955
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1955
Page
1
The article argues that the downing of two Chinese MIGs by U.S. flyers last Friday could have sparked war, but modern nations avoid major conflict despite dangerous weapons. It suggests hot and cold wars mix, and fear of devastating arms keeps nations cautious, potentially saving civilization.
The French premier was ousted Friday over liberal policies for North Africa. The colonies have resisted reform, and the dismissal points to more instability and ongoing financial and colonial troubles for France. A comeback is uncertain and a long series of short-lived governments seems likely.
A contrast between past and present during a heavy snowfall. The current generation stays indoors watching TV while earlier generations enjoyed bob sleds and coasting followed by oyster stew. Families of all ages joined in spills races and shared in the winter fun.
A report notes illicit sale of intoxicants to minors in Atlantic causing car chases and fights with no tragic results. The piece warns law enforcement to act fully to prevent repeats and laments unstable coaching contracts left ignored.
A campaign to raise funds for a WinterStein Memorial Education Fund was announced in Carroll Iowa to honor William A WinterStein a pioneer in special education He died August 27 1954 and his legacy includes speech therapy programs and statewide hearing conservation The fund supports a loan program for college students majoring in special education.
Phoenix reports a fire at Arizona Downs race track early Monday destroyed 24 stalls and killed thirteen horses. Track general manager Jim Herbuveaux estimated losses likely exceed $50,000. The piece also notes a vintage reference to money using woodpecker scalps and beaver skins, unrelated to the incident.
Evening newspaper from Atlantic Iowa outlines publication schedule and rates. Editor contact lines listed with postal entry since 1912. Memberships include Iowa Daily Press Association and National Editorial Association. Subscription rates vary by carrier and mail across counties and distant regions.
The Bowie Track receives 33 noncompetitive racing days all consecutive, while Laurel and Pimlico get 18 and 16 days. Hall and Lillis connections are cited as influence, with Maryland Racing Commission chair Rinehart defending allocations amid March weather risk. Ike Eisenhower discusses white house mail and pacemaking while Nixon's Cuba visit recalls a previous debt feud.
A humorous verse about a winter golfer who imitates professional swings at home, dreaming of perfect shots. The poem ends with the reminder that real faults reappear with spring. Edgar A. Guest copyright 1955.
Summary of a shuffled notice listing multiple real estate transfers and guardian deeds dated 1951 1954. Hazel Bell and others to Mary Dan Gray and others involves four tracts in Section 12 with prices around 1.0, generic clauses. Donald P. Reel and associates sell to Robert G. Kinne and wife in Elk 4 Zurfluh Addition to Atlantic for 1.0. Henry McLaughlin and wife to William Harris and wife includes subdivision references. Additional transfers include Anita bowa Stooave Kelso Vo Paatersen and J Carstensen interests in various subdivisions, with Try to details in Cape area and Cumberland Lot 25 Block 12, priced at 1.0. Roscoe S. Jones and wife to Velua Sh. Pennant SWD 12-18-54 for 0.0540 acres in Section LZ-TH-36 plus other properties described in the fragment.
A 1955 King Features column argues that university instructors and faculty across 42 land grant colleges earn wages far below living costs, averaging about 35 056.87 yearly. It contends low pay damages teaching quality and notes the need to raise wages to protect education and curb subversion risks.
Sir Robert Baden-Powell inspired reliability and stamina in his men and founded the first Boy Scout Troop during 1907. The article salutes adult leaders and scouts for forming one of America’s great youth organizations, praising initiative and cooperation.
Residents on city carrier routes in Atlantic were urged to check for missed deliveries before 7 p.m. if a package or mail item did not arrive, with guidance to report discrepancies promptly.
Otto Arm strong, a former Republican representative from Wapello County, asked Monday to be seated in place of the ill Wade H Reynolds who has not yet taken the oath of office. Speaker Pendleton announced the issue will be referred to the attorney general for official ruling.
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