10 Jan 1962
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1962
Page
1
In U S News the last steel strike cost workers $1212 in net pay over three years with only $770 gained if fully employed. The piece argues strikes are costly to workers and industry, contributes to recession, and urges compulsory arbitration by Congress.
Gov Norman Erbe praised high morale among Iowa Army reservists recalled to duty during a Fort Sill visit. He inspected units from Davenport and Burlington, noted no widespread complaints, and planned future stops at Fort Ord and Fort Huachuca. Local notes include Atlantic car crash injuries to Mrs Mary Goeken and retiree postmaster C E Malone announcing back-up duties.
The notice lists publication location Atlantic Iowa with dates and editor D Simpson Batter Chane. It includes subscription pricing for various durations and regions, noting delivery to Cass and adjoining counties and outside Iowa. The text reflects a 1912 era newspaper business card with membership in press associations.
Washington coverage outlines testimony from 1962 hearings linking Kaiser-Fraser deals to high speed award practices. McCone’s ties, Bechtel stock, and the army air force pricing are noted while Bridges questions conflicts of interest. Further revelations expected in upcoming column.
Cartoon caption by Edgar A. Guest explains the unclearly defined concept of inflation through a frustrated husband trying to tell his wife its meaning. A Lincoln Memorial statue description appears alongside a note about its dimensions and carving.
Dr. Burton Fern answers letters on weight gain causing stretch marks, bunion inheritance, allergy risks from farm work, and when to see a doctor for a new pea sized lump. He notes procaine use is outdated and invites more questions via his mailbag.
Davenport public schools show superior fitness levels compared with national peers, in a report cited by Midland Schools. Data cover 6 658 students in overall fitness, 6 964 in sit ups endurance, and 3 383 in additional tests, reflecting Davenport’s strong instructional programs and community support.
Veritas Lodge No 382 A F and A M installed new officers Friday night at the Masonic Temple in McDonisde.
A health department note explains meat inspection marks. Federal or local inspectors certify meat as healthy, clean, and properly handled from slaughter to packaging. The round federal stamp or other shapes indicate inspection status, and only inspected meat carries the pass label.
Wayne Stewart senior steward Robert T Mullenger junior Seven and Richard Briggs tyler will chair the first meeting of 1963 here Saturday. The session will be open to members of any sportsmen conservation group with the state.
Walnut head Donald Walter, a local Cities Service operator, is named president of the Community club for the coming year. Dwight Waster becomes vice president, Sherwood Croghan secretary, and Herbert Mertz treasurer. The renamed consul board of directors includes Bert Riverns, Robert Kixmiller, Carl in, Homer Schietfeldt, and Ed Urban.
Boone AP reports on a council session hosted by the All Iowa Conservation Council an affiliate of the National Wildlife Federation focusing on wildlife funding and policy discussions.
Readable lines indicate instructions for Atlantic city carrier routes and paper delivery timing. Households with listed phone numbers are urged to contact local carriers before 7 p.m. to ensure delivery of the newspaper. The notes specify multiple addresses and phone contacts in West Side Highland Levista Fairlawn Zurfluh areas.
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