Junior Chamber of Commerce Bosses Night Impresses Atlantic
The Junior Chamber of Commerce presents a record of extensive community service in Atlantic through programs in 1956. Activities include youth baseball, 4 H watermelon feed, doll traffic safety, blood donor drives, and a Voice of Democracy contest. The Bosses Night speaker urged giving to the community and warned that only selfless citizens ensure progress.
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Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic
YMCA
Globe Trotters
South Dakota
Voice of Democracy
Changes Coming In Moscow Ranks Admit Shortages
The Moscow meeting of the Supreme Soviet signals that Russia and its satellites acknowledge shortages in housing and consumer goods. The admission marks a shift in communist stance as production lags and leaders face pressure from satellite fear, promising reforms yet wary of past unkept pledges.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Tion
Born Too Late Nasser Struggles Over Suez Canal Control
The article likens Nasser and Egypt to robber barons for demanding payments to use the canal. It notes Egypt cannot yet enforce such a program alone and argues that vital waterway access must be regulated by international groups. Nasser is said to be born too late as modernized controls emerge.
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Nasser
Egypt
A New Friend Prince’s Visit Deepens U S Ties
The visit of the small Arabian prince to the United States has warmed relations far beyond prior efforts. The crippled boy has won hearts across the nation, especially among children, promising far reaching benefits from this goodwill.
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U.S
Dolliver Targeted for Foreign Post in Middle East
Former Representative James J. Dolliver of Iowa says he is under consideration for a regional legal officer post with the International Cooperation Administration. The Tehran headquartered role would support expanding aid programs in the Middle East, pending congressional approval of new authority.
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Washington
James J. Dolliver
A-Iowa
International Cooperation Administration
Dolliver
Middle East
Esenhower
Atlantic News-Telegraph Listing Circulation Rates and Contact
The Atlantic News-Telegraph provides subscription options for local and distant readers with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual rates. Rates vary by location including Atlantic, Cass County, and elsewhere in Iowa, with additional Canada and U.S. outside Iowa pricing.
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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Oil Companies Tied to Aramco Overcharges Probe
Senate investigation notes Aramco overcharged the U S government by about 67 million dollars. Navy officers resisted high prices while Aramco executives enjoyed political hospitality and loans tied to King Ibn Saud. Civil suit pursued amid disputed production costs and paraffin quality concerns.
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Washington
U.S
Saudi Arabia
U.S. Navy
Senate
Owen Brewster
Maine
Aramco Combi
Justice Department
James McGranery
Aramco
Eisenhower
King Saud
Pred A. Davies
Brewster Jennings
Socony Mobil
Augustus ©. Lona
Texaco
Monroe J. Hathbone
Standard of New Jersey
Gulf of Mexico
Near East
Texas
King Lbn Saud
H. G. Denham
W. Barthelmes
Barthelmes
Ibn Saud
Navy
Walsh
Bodenschatz
Adm
Andrew F. Carter
Army-Navy Petroleum Board
Overseas Tank Corp
Standard of California
A. F. Carter
William J. Carter
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
U.S. Naval Boiler Testing Laboratory
House Small Business Committee
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Hidden values of life above wealth in Edgar Guest verse
The poem extols intangible assets like health friendship and a faithful companion over gold and silver. A rural Kentucky clipping mentions a 1935 Pontiacs theft restitution and a Sardinian tale of a laughing herb, reflecting varied21 cultural bits in one page.
Parental Attitude May Cause Child To Stutter
A physician notes that early pressure for perfect speech can trigger stuttering. Most cases begin before age ten, often before five, with about 1.3 million Americans affected. Overprotective parenting and constant correction hinder natural speech and increase anxiety.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
Competition tightens as spring shifts consumer spending
Business writers note a looming battle among industries to win consumer dollars as the spring season approaches. Apparel makers expect a shift from durables to soft goods as financing tightens, while department stores weigh margins against discount houses.
National Coat & Suit Recovery Board launches $600000 promotion fund
The National Coat and Suit Industry Recovery Board representing about 1800 garment makers plans a $600000 promotional fund. The record notes 2 killed 410 injured and a destroyed business block in related incidents. A Caracas to Venezuela highway project is highlighted as one of the world’s most expensive, costing five million dollars per mile.
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National Coat & Suit Industry Recovery Board
Caracas
Venezuela
Wonderful Time Reno Traffic Repaint Amid Evacuation
Downtown Reno's evacuated section reopened as workers repainted white traffic lines on Virginia Street. Traffic Engineer Glenn Smoot called it a wonderful opportunity to apply a second coat with no autos on the street while crews tested for possible propane air gas leaks from Tuesday's explosions and fire.
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Reno
Virginia Street
Glenn Smoot
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Tehran
Iran
Atlantic News-Telegraph
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Dunn's International Insurance Reporters
Union Bankers Insurance Co
Houston Ave
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Merry - Go- Round
Srew Pearson
Europe
Japan
John Walsh
Standard of
N.J
D. E. Bodenschatz
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Edgar A
Paducah
Ile
Ethan Cudney
Pontiac
Mich
Sardinia
Mediterranean
B.M
Buerger
Zanstone
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
New York
Discount Houses
East Side
West Side
LaVista Place
Highland Adda
Accene Finance TD
News-Telegraph
Bayless Grocery
Studebaker Champion
Studebaker
Studebaker-Packard Corporation
Glen Bell Motors
Walnut
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