Interest in Science at Atlantic High School Shows Strong Enrollment
Data from Superintendent Schuler show high percentages of Atlantic High School freshmen in general science and algebra, sophomores in biology, geometry and physics, juniors in physics and advanced algebra, and seniors in chemistry. Iowa tests of Educational Development place Atlantic students near the top, indicating strong science teaching and significant student interest.
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Non-Political View on Congress and National Defense
The piece argues that Congress should focus on national defense without partisan obstruction. It warns that political maneuvering over military issues wastes money delays legislation and lowers morale. It urges a calm, nonpartisan approach to defense spending and policy.
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Endless talks across peace and arms limits frustrate diplomats
World leaders endure ongoing peace and armament talks amid little progress. They fear quitting would close the last hopeful door to peace, yet hope remains that renewed conferences may yield concrete results despite Russia's shifting stance toward the West.
Atlantic News-Telegraph Publication Details and Rates
Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details including address 314 Chestnut St Atlantic Iowa editor and staff, press associations, and subscription rates by carrier mail and region with annual and short-term pricing.
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Purge in Eisenhower Missile Office Shapes New Pick
Drew Pearson reports a coming shakeup in the Eisenhower missile program led by William Holaday’s impending departure. Carter Burgess is considered as a replacement amid a broader exodus of missile experts, including Trevor Gardner Col John Nickerson Eger Murphree and Lt Gen James Gavin.
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Reforming My Neighbor Starts With Me
Poet Edgar A. Guest reflects on self improvement before attempting to reform others. He notes the need to conquer personal flaws and temptations, then mentions Thomas Jefferson born in Virginia in 1743 and dying in 1826 at Monticello.
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County Pays 1092 In Bounties For Destructive Animals
Cass county residents collected 1092.50 dollars in county bounties for destroying 504 foxes five full grown wolves six baby wolves one coyote and two ground hogs last year. Payouts ranged from 10 dollars for wolves and coyotes to 4 for baby wolves and 2 dollars 25 cents for foxes with ground hogs at 2 dollars 25 cents. A large coyote was recently shot near Massena by Paul Pete Jennings of Massena.
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Pete) Jennings
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Marcel's Dress Shop Moves to New Elk Horn Building
Marcel's Dress, owned by Mrs. Lester Esbeck, relocates from the south end of Main Street to the former post office building in Elk Horn. The move consolidates operations in a central downtown site.
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Ten-Week Engineering Course At Iowa State College Ames
Larry Werth grandson of Mr and Mrs W D Werth undertakes a ten week course in engineering at Iowa State College in Ames.
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Sylvia’s errant spade play in Masters’ bridge tale
A historical note recounts Sylvia facing a disarrayed East hand and misled by instruction on leading strengths. She sacrifices a spade trick, forces dummy’s ace, and despite unconventional play, ends down one due to an early swift spade lead by Byrne, a curious club anecdote from the Masters' event.
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Use That Coffee Break To Its Best Advantage
Office workers can boost efficiency by smart breaks. Drink coffee or water, avoid office chatter, and take short walks. Maintain hygiene with six to eight glasses of water and timely restroom breaks. When hungry, choose fruit or dairy, and relax briefly to stave off afternoon fatigue. Cod liver ointment aids bedsores.
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Imperial Dam Opens Main Canal Across Colorado River
The Imperial Dam harnesses the Colorado River beginning across the American Canal and Arizona’s Gila to form the Main Canal spanning 3,475 feet. The project anchors water control for California and the broader All Colorado River system.
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California
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Gila
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