23 Feb 1956
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1956
Page
1
The discussion centers on farm support policy with parity prices as the proposed remedy. Producers face losses as curtailment and price controls threaten farm income, while Congress stalls amid intra-party clashes and slow government action.
An unsigned letter to Atlantic highlights gang activity and urges recreation for youths. The YMCA is suspected to lead a proposed project in Unisfield Cass County with land under option and possible funding to accelerate development.
LeMars nurse Edith J Nelson released on 2500 bond after a five count indictment involving finances and estate of the late Alberta J Deegan. Nelson served as nurse and companion to Mrs Deegan widow of Plymouth County landowner James Deegan. Indictments include embezzlement forgery and fraudulent alteration of an instrument.
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey told a New York audience at the Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers that the Eisenhower era faces unchecked deficits, high taxes stifling work and saving incentives, and a heavy regulatory network threatening the economy.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists evening publication schedule with Sand News-Telegraph as a separate pub. Corp. FP. D. Simpson serves as Editor. It provides subscription rates by carrier and mail, covering local Cass County, Iowa, and broader U. S. markets with various term options and prices.
The piece traces Senate leaders Johnson and Knowland blocking Hennings probe into gas lobbying while detailing how Egypt and Saudi Arabia tensions unfold with Israeli concerns over U S tanks. It notes Eisenhower cabinet views on a veto, highlighting Summersfield and Brownell in favor and McKay against. It closes with Nixon’s surprising veto support amid oil gas industry ties.
George E. Sokolsky reflects on facing mortality after a near death episode. He questions preparations for loved ones, marital secrecy, and whether religion matters, urging a life rebuilt through moral strength, forgiveness, and renewed relationships with God, family, and society.
Senator McCarthy praised General Douglas MacArthur as a contemporary George Washington at a Carnegie Hall rally for America. He argued the United States has lost sovereignty through participation in the United Nations and NATO, urging stronger anti communism and a hard line against Soviet expansion.
A federal General Services Administration report shows Iowa owns 123 121 of its 35 868 800 acres or three tenths of one percent, the lowest after Connecticut. It notes 156 installations and 1 763 buildings valued at 184 895 000, far below California totals. Also, Rep. Jesse P. Wolcott of Michigan confirms he will retire from Congress after this year, citing the toll of long service.
A long list of residents and family names across Atlantic including Armstrong Acker Bailey Buboltz Carr Comes Dreager Euken Freese Goeken Griffin Guske Hansen Haynes Jensen Knop Knop Lilienthal Martens Nelson Nettz Nichols Nieman Petersen Petersen Pollock Prall Richter Robson Rothe Schuler Shaw Spieker Tanner Templeman Templeman Thomson Tessman Ullerich Ullerich Voss Warne Waters Waters Wehland Weppler Weppler Wester Wheatley Wilson Winston Wissler Zellmer Zellmer.
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