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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1957
Page
2
Weather notes describe heavy rains and drought relief effects. Editorial argues for arms production curtailment and troop withdrawal diplomacy. Memorial Day tribute urged for World War II veterans. local safety concerns focus on Chestnut Street driveways and Ridge Road hump hazards.
Rear Adm Hugh H. Goodwin, commander of Naval Forces Continental Air Defense Command, was honored at Neville High School graduation in Monroe Louisiana. He had earlier left high school, later earned sufficient credits to attend Annapolis, and was set to retire today according to state records.
Mrs Baten Weins daughter of Wroan Mistara Gardner received the BEA Seed and for outstanding business achievement at Northwest Wiseart State College graduation exercises Friday night. Mrs Arms, wife of Wacter Armes, is noted as an outstanding member of Pa Omines a Pi.
A local case involves a suspended sentence tied to a debt of 2000 dollars. The proceedings reference a notable figure and a police matter, with the outcome including potential fines and a verdict set for later.
Public notice of subscription rates and mailing details for Atlantic News Telegraph Pub. Corp. includes editor contact lines and posting information. Rates shown cover three months to one year with varied prices for in state and out of state subscriptions and Canada.
A short verse by Edgar A. Guest titled Just Folks appears in the column. The piece reflects everyday life and simple human traits in a lighthearted tone. No additional context or events are provided in the readable snippet.
Drew Pearson profiles U S Navy submariners aboard the Tirante near Groton highlighting their youth competence and cohesion. He notes Russia’s submarine lead, describes snorkel basics, living quarters and morale, and stresses subs as a critical peacetime defense asset.
A proposed milk marketing order for farmers in north central Iowa has been drafted by the Agriculture Department. Public comments are invited before a final vote, with the area including Hawkins County and towns such as Clarion Clear Lake Hampton and Marshalltown. The plan outlines Class I fluid milk and Class I I for manufactured products with price differentials and a proposed plastic age verification for year round operation.
A medical column notes that ordinary colds recover, but sinus trouble may arise any time. Seek medical help if a severe cold lasts over a week, mucus changes to thick yellow, fever worsens, localized facial pain appears, or headaches intensify beyond typical cold pain.
Iowa's 1957 fire death toll nears 46 with 17 in the Council Bluffs nursing home blaze. Ed Herron, state fire marshal, reports on Fire Protection Association standards urging 24 hour attendants, evacuation plans, and larger room space. Legislature's 11 day Des Moines stay totals 662 554. Senate 224 844. House 411 121. Swanson FBI link noted. GOP eyes urban vote advisory group. Democrats hire Bruce Bowersox to boost western Iowa campaign. detour maps questioned for cost and nonprofit status.
The State Historical Society plans June boat tours to Nauvoo and Keokuk with Addie May stern wheeler round trips on Cooper Lake. Days June 15 16 29 30 feature trips while family days run June 16 and 20. Overnight stays available in Keokuk Fort Madison Nauvoo Hamilton and at the steamboat landing. Fares are two dollars for adults and one dollar for children under 16.
The British announced a partial easing of restrictions, lifting the ban on about 200 items they could sell to the Chinese Communists while the United States maintains a full ban. Talks with allies continued as Britain moves to expand trade, with Japan seeking relief over steel shortages. An eight-ton bronze statue of Simon Bolivar will be sent from Venezuela to the United States.
A May wind toppled a robin nest near Cass avenue but the Anderson family rebuilt a basket nest and watchful care continues. At Fritz Simpson’s door a cedar tree hosts four young robins while Fritz and Sue enjoy the sight. Also noted are four 1957 graduates with solos and Orlie Yarger’s tulip bed of 1500 bulbs brightening Massena yards all summer.
The Agriculture Department reports margarine edged butter last year in a long duel for supremacy. Civilians averaged 44.4 pounds of fats and oils with margarine up slightly on Katatine while butter declined. Butter’s lead twenty years ago was 17 pounds. overall margarine gains reflect better quality and popularity.
Senator Tom Martin of Iowa will visit Davenport on Saturday to dedicate the Northwest Davenport branch post office. A breakfast meeting with Republican leaders and other supporters will follow, giving attendees a chance to meet the senator amid a tight Washington schedule.
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