05 Jun 1956
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1956
Page
1
The page comments on Pittsburgh leading the national league, a shift in Democratic and Republican leanings amid race issues, and labor labor relations at Ottumwa and Cass county dairying growth. It notes Secretary Benson’s drought tour in Iowa and Nebraska, Molotov’s retirement and Western responses to shifts in Soviet leadership.
Syrian archeologist Dr. Salim Abdulhak announced the 4000-year-old seaport city Semira near Tartus in northern Syria. He says the Phoenician Aramean Assyrian and Greek finds will illuminate unknown ancient events and attract worldwide interest after four nations failed to locate it along the coast. A Syrian team uncovered the inland site three miles from the coast to deter pirates.
The Senate Interior Committee on Tuesday unanimously backed Fred A. Seaton for secretary of the interior after he answered about public power natural resources and other topics for an hour and a half.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication schedules and editorial staff and provides a detailed rate card for subscriptions by carrier and mail. Rates are given for in-town, Cass county, other Iowa, U.S. addresses, and Canada with varying terms from one month to one year.
Drew Pearson reports that Boliva, Calamita, and Peru will not attend the Panama conference to meet President Eisenhower as five other nations Argentina Brazil Mexico Venezuela and Cuba express cautious acceptance. Ambassadors complain of sudden invitation and drafting disputes over a hemisphere wide principles declaration.
The piece mentions Lookin Around by FD S competing with The News Telegraph in La Vista Place. Murray Joekel starts a paper subscriptions drive for a month, while a note about payment terms and issues suggests subscriber access may have limits or delays.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference someone following or preceding a person at Elgin school. The readable text omits dates, names, and clear actions, providing only a partial glimpse of a potential incident or moment within the school setting.
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Phoenix affirmed a 40100 judgment for George E. Gosnell of Fort Dodge in a damage suit arising from a Feb 20 1993 accident between Gosnell s car and a circus trailer. The jury awarded him the verdict on April 1964, with claims against Liebrand Bros Circus and Courtival.
George E. Sokolsky contrasts British labor and American unions, praising British labor for lack of racketeering and strong financial transparency. He cites leaders like Atlee Morrison and Bevan as principled, government veteran figures, while noting American graft and the rise of protection schemes by unions and organized crime. He warns racketeering taxes production and cites historical examples from Lepke and Murder, Inc. to illustrate corrupt practices.
An eight year old resolves to fish with a promised trip despite a broken boat motor cold wind and excuses. A house wren observation notes a bird feeding its young 1217 times in 15 hours.
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