Voting On Checkoff Plan For Meat Producers
Farmers in Cass county and Wright county face a decision this week on approving a checkoff program to fund meat advertising and promotion nationwide. If approved, the plan could expand to other Iowa counties and eventually the middle west, aiming to boost consumer demand and producer income.
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Ceaty
Vic
Tvestock
Gass Cin
Wright County
Test
Iewa
Middle West
California
Cass County
Republican prospects loom after Eisenhower for 1956 race
The piece notes Republicans lack a strong alternative to President Eisenhower with Knowland Nixon Herter and others not gathering wide support. It suggests Eisenhower or the incumbent remains the likely GOP option while Democrats split among several contenders. The article underscored that the race remains months away with volatile momentum.
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Eisenhower
Knowlang
Nixon
Herter
Massachusetts
Thue
St Syearner
USA
Nothing For Something The Russian
The piece argues that Soviet offers of recognition or a nonwar pledge are empty, as the Reds would lose a shooting war with the West and gain nothing by promising peace. It contends cold war infiltration shows such promises merely trade nothing for something.
Safe Driving Advice and Local Road Tragedy
A talk on safe driving suggests California’s one dollar from fines funding driver education. It also proposes a five car length rule at fifty mph. The region suffered two deaths and one serious injury last weekend, highlighting ongoing road dangers.
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California
Towa
Atlantic News-Telegraph Pricing And Circulation Details
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication details, editors, associations, and subscription rates. It outlines carrier, in state, and U S mail pricing for various terms and regions including Cass county, other Iowa areas, and Canada.
Dulles Boldness Policy Fails Without Clear Frame
In a sharp critique, the writer argues that Dulles warlike rhetoric lacks impact without unambiguous policy. He traces past indecisions from Hoover to Eisenhower on Manchuria Indochina and Quemoy Matsu, warning that vagueness risks driving the US to war.
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Drew Pearson
Dulles
Formosa
Eisenhower
Stimson
United States
Indochina
Life Magazine
Nixon
Quemoy
Matsu
U.S
Air Force
Quarles
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Radfield
Staff Twining
National Security Council
Denver
Herbert Hoover
Manchuria
Korea
White House
Quemoy-Matsu
Chalmers Roberts
Washington Post
Chiang Kai-shek
Quemoy-Matsu Islands
Congress
Red Chines
Pescadores
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Things Speak Softly When Memory Whispers
A poem asserts that inanimate objects hold memories and can hear feelings others miss. It recalls a book gifted by a friend and a picture on a wall, suggesting objects carry the joys of long-past years.
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Edgar A. Gucot
Hoegh Urges Quick Hog and Cattle Buying
Des Moines Iowa Gov Leo Hoegh urged immediate bold purchases of hogs and cattle to lift farm prices while saying he has no position on federal price supports. He noted the need to raise prices to cover production costs and said purchases and supports could both achieve this. Purdue researchers advise proper storage of walnuts pecans and hickory nuts.
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Des Moines
Leo Hoegh
Iowa
White House
Hoegh
The New Life of a Public Figure in a Hospital
In a hospital room away from high politics the author reflects on nurses as professional mothers who care for strangers with dedication. He notes nurse shortages, the cost of care, and the quiet kindness that sustains recovery, contrasting fame with humble service.
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Styx
Righuts
Keng Features Syndicate, Inc
Pie judging basics and community notes from Atlantic
Helper at the News Telegraph pie contest describes crust quality and sealing edges as key judging points. Prize donors to hospital funds and March of Dimes, plus local residents honored in Atlantic’s social pages, with notes on local university sightings and a robin sighting as signs of spring.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
News-Telegraph
James Braman
Hospital Fund
Orville Eblen
March of Dimes
Braman
Eblen
J. E. Jones
News. Telegraph
Cecil Murphy
John A. R. Hansen
Audubon
Massena
Sarasota Winter Stopover Rich in Wildlife and Sights
A reader writes from Sarasota detailing mild 75 degree mornings, abundant wildlife from oak quail robins waxwings to migratory birds, and Florida attractions. The letter touts beaches cruises deep sea fishing and local landmarks while noting no fishing licenses near the Gulf and ongoing development near Cypress Gardens.
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Ted
Florida
Sarasota
Ringlings
Cypress Gardens
Gulf
The Boll Weevil describes Florida agriculture and people
The letter details citrus groves, cattle on Palmer Ranch, citrus concentrate from peel and pulp, and large celery fields with self propelled machines and many workers. It mentions visits by Don Thomasons and Francis Mallanders and directs readers to a Sun Haven address near Sarasota.
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Palmer Ranch
Don Thomasons
Francis Mallanders
Ted
W. C. Aaker
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