Noisy town unit seeks recruits for local guard
Community leaders urge men of the area to join the local guard detailing commitment and duty. Front section notes a date for enlistment and mentions veterans and relief efforts.
22 Feb 1958
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1958
Page
1
Community leaders urge men of the area to join the local guard detailing commitment and duty. Front section notes a date for enlistment and mentions veterans and relief efforts.
Fragmentary notes reference a man named Wit searching for a victim and a psychiatrist Dr Martin Grotjahn at the University of Southern California asserting related remarks.
Edgar A Guest discusses aggression, suppressed hostility, and the unconscious in a satirical tone. He notes parallels with a psychologist who linked fault and venting to inner drives and mentions a book titled Beyond Laughter. The piece also notes a local March of Dimes fundraiser reporting $2270 raised by Ralph W Adamson.
An oblique fragment recalls a memory of splendor and leadership, noting records and distant memories. Names and places are unclear, but the tone hints at a reflection on artifacts and remembered times.
Fragmentary account describes a horse sighting on Rath Street and a police interaction. Officers reportedly ordered the horse to be led to quarters while bystanders note a tail and tailing sounds.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription pricing by duration and region, noting rates for Cass and adjacent counties, Iowa, and outside Iowa, with Canada options. Publication info includes evenings except Sunday, editor contact cues, and mailing classifications.
The Pearson column details Republican efforts to push Ezra Taft Benson from his post as secretary of agriculture. Benson resists removal while President Eisenhower, aides led by Nixon and Sherm Adams, weigh political plans and farm program pressure amid internal GOP maneuvering and dairy price debates.
A Des Moines meeting outlines a budget focused on a peacetime system. lawmakers discuss aliens and a three-year timetable. Governor candidates spar over education, primary pressure shifts, while sprinkler and public works topics surface in a sprawling session.
The readable fragments reference names and dates in a formal notice style, mentioning a state tower, loans, and a tender process. Entities include individuals and organizations, though many lines are garbled. The piece resembles a civic record or obituary column with possible appointment or financial detail.
In a South- West- North- East contract bridge hand, declarer plays to keep the dangerous West off the lead. By ducking the queen of diamonds and allowing West to win the first diamond, he prevents East from firing clubs through South and achieves ten tricks.
An overview of sleep physiology notes energy restoration and bodily changes during sleep. It describes blood pressure, heart rate, body temperature, metabolic rate, digestion, respiration, muscle tone, and pupil behavior. Dreams indicate brain activity and end with renewed wakefulness.
Washington subcommittee investigates the FCC licensing of a TN channel for a Miami area station. Claims surface about Katzentine seeking help from Kefauver and Nixon to influence the award. Witnesses discuss money, influence, and possible pressure, with Rex Mack and Whiteside denying improper payments.
Police Chief Robert LaZombs ordered a crackdown after a rise in accidents this month. About 200 motorists were stopped or warned this week as part of the efforts at the city park area and surrounding streets.
A fragmentary column recalls Kuemper high school coaches scouting Atlantic and discussing Trojan tactics in front of Mrs. Ed Freese. It also mentions icy farm photos from Wayland Hopley and a Wichita Falls 7 Up franchise owner Verle Wilson. A kindergarten class in Correctionville hosts twins and a Granger couple marks their 70th anniversary. An Ossian boy was hanged while singing on a hay rope and a caution about drinking and driving closes the item.
Mrs. Anvanhi Stokker of Cambridge marked her 100th birthday on Washington's Birthday. She notes her birth date and thanks friends who remember the date, reflecting on a long life and shared memories.
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