Editorial: A Mob at Alabama and the Price of Peace
The Tuscaloosa News reprints an Alabama editorial condemning the mob that blocked Autherine Lucy at the university. It argues democratic will must be expressed by ballots and laws, not mob force, urging decisive action and lawful restraint to preserve order and rights amid the university crisis.
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Negra
Cone
Treacle
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Abe
Autherine Lucy
Croves
United States Supreme Court
Ala
Poll Results and New Survey On Benson Performance
Final figures show 11.5 percent rated Benson as doing at least as well as possible while 88.5 percent saw him as poor. A slight shift toward Henson followed his Iowa speech. A new poll begins on whether Atlantic merchants should stay open a weeknight beyond Saturday.
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Benson
Henson
Iowa
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
No Finesse and a Nationwide Lobbyist Probe
The piece critiques Neffs influence and money in politics and notes a nationwide lobbyist investigation may begin to clean up activities. It also mentions potential European food shortages affecting grain surpluses and olive oil markets in France Spain and Italy as a possible U. S. opportunity.
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Neff
Middle West
Congress
Poliics
Europe
U. S
France
Spain
Italy
Atlantic News-Telegraph Advertising Rates and Publication Info
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail, with durations from one month to one year. It notes publication evenings except Sunday, editor contact, and affiliations with press associations. Rates vary by region including Iowa, Cass counties, and U. S. Canada mailings.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Cass
Towa
U. S
Canada
Gas lobby power in California threatens broader political influence
The piece analyzes how Senator Knowland defends against probes into gas money tied to Superior Oil and the Keck family. It links Keck funding to campaigns, cites Warren Olney and Bill Keck, and details lobbying activity by Monroe Butler and Harold Morton to sway California legislation and state races.
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Washington
Knowland
Senate
Gore
Tennessee
California
Superior Oil Company
Keck Family
Superior Oil
Senator Case
Keck
Kecks
Earl Warren
Warren
United States
Bill Keck
Harold Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
War Petroleum
Mr. Keck
John Neff
Warren Olney
California Crime Commission
Olney
Justice Department
William Keck
Howard B. Keck
Monroe Butler
Sacramento
Nebraska
Neff
GOP
Congress
Art Samish
Harold C. Morton
Los Angeles
Artie Samish
Morton
Butler
Santa Anita
Morton-Butler
Charles Lyons
California Assembly
Lyons
Assembly
Harold Morton
Joe Shell
Gas and Oil Committee
Young Shell
Kreck
Tidelands
Lowrey
Senator Cause
Washington tribute and freedom creed in poet’s call
A poetical meditation blends a Washington tribute with a call to liberty and resilience. The text invokes bravery, faith, and freedom as guiding principles for citizens facing hardship, pairing a patriotic verse with a note about global medicine education.
Bell System posts record income in 1955 totals
The Bell System led by American Telephone and Telegraph Co reports a record net income of 683.5 million dollars for 1955, up from 564.9 million in 1954. AT&T alone earns 546.0 million dollars, 10.77 per share, up from 480.3 million and 10.41 per share in 1954.
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New York
Bell System
Amerean Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t Atuck
At&t
Bell Stem
Khrushchev as Communist Leader and U S Response
George E. Sokolsky discusses Khrushchev's rise as head of the Soviet Marxist church and warns Americans to prepare for pressure from Moscow. He argues economic strength, patriotism, and self-reliance are crucial as he downplays imminent collapse while noting risks of Khrushchev’s tactics and potential leadership changes.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Malenkov
Khrushchev
Harry Ward
Red Dean
Canterbury
God
Stalin
United States
Khrushchevy
Soviet Russia
Eugene Dennis
White House
Congress
Dennis
Burgess
Maclean
Mr. Khrushchev
Pan Hofman
Asia
Europe
Flammable! the will of our own people
A syndicated piece from 1956 examines public sentiment and civil will amid tension, warning against incendiary rhetoric while urging unity and orderly progress within the nation. The column reflects mid-century concern over national identity and social cohesion.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Toll Road Authority to Name Firms by March 15
Gov. Leo Hoegh said the Iowa Toll Road Authority will announce its chosen investment banking firm engineering firm and attorney around March 15. The banking firm will aid bond marketing the engineer will conduct final surveys and the attorney will handle legal matters including a test suit on toll road provisions.
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Des Moines
Leo Hoegh
Iowa Toll Road Authority
Inter
Theankin
Paper Delivery Warning to Atlantic Residents on City Route
If you live on a city carrier route in Atlantic and fail to receive your newspaper by 7 p.m. contact the supervisor for replacement or service adjustment.
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Atlantic
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Grand Jury
The
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Just Folks
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Lnited Nations
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Ralph Norman
City Water
George E. Sokolsky
New York City
Philadelphia
Cleveland
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Harry Leander
Lewis
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