12 Jan 1955
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1955
Page
1
The piece argues the inevitability of supply and demand shaping prices despite attempts to circumvent it. It notes youths imitate adult law breaking, evaluates U N talks with China, comments on compressed modern life, and reports a uranium gold rush and the Peress case controversy with a call for perspective.
Three men once held in the hit and run death of four year old Jimmy Lee Tripp of Keokuk were released Monday night. Police Chief E C Alberts said lie detector tests in Iowa City supported their statements of innocence regarding the boy’s death after a minor Keokuk accident.
The notice lists publication schedule and editor contact for the Atlantic News-Telegraph, noting evenings except Sundays and offering subscription rates by carrier in Atlantic, Cass and adjoining counties, by mail within Iowa, the U S and Canada, with yearly, half-year and quarterly options.
Washington report outlines Charley Willis as a key White House aide accused of abusing civil service rules to reward GOP allies with jobs and TV licenses. The piece notes Democratic investigations and FBI backward steps while detailing Willis's clashes with FCC officials and Republican lawmakers.
Poem reflects on winter’s arrest of nature and the calm death as sleep until spring renewal. It speaks of frost on flowers and birds, and the belief that life continues beyond winter, urging faith in renewal. The piece preserves Guest’s homely, moral tone and seasonal imagery.
A bill to revise the highway speed limit for trucks was being prepared Wednesday for introduction in the Iowa House by Rep. Henry N. Stevens. The measure would set the limits at.
The text notes daytime limits of 50 mph and 40 mph at night with a general 40 mph truck limit. It mentions ongoing legislative efforts to regulate autos on highways and cites 1953 U S car purchases of 4,949,600 new cars and 8,060,000 used cars.
George E. Sokolsky weighs the 943 page Part I hearings and 432 page report on tax exempt foundations. He says Rockefeller and Carnegie grants yielded vast public benefits in medicine and education, while Ford Foundation politics raise concerns about future value and independence of scholarship.
A denunciation accuses a prominent foundation of bribery and corrupting public opinion by funding views on genocide rather than scholarship. It argues laws should restrict foundations from steering national discourse, noting dangers of wealth influencing public policy and ortho doxy. Dr Bonnell hosts Pilgrimage on ABC and leads Fifth Avenue Presbyterian in New York.
New York and Los Angeles presbyteries chose Dr John Sutherland Bonnell a renowned radio minister as their pick to head the Presbyterian Church in the United States and serve as moderator of the 24- meeting.
The Iowa Fire Chiefs Association will ask the legislature to approve 350000 dollars for new fire service training facilities at Iowa State College.
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