A Fine School Praised by Atlantic Rotarians
VHS Principal Swartwood praises Atlantic High School for high graduation rates and strong extracurriculars. He notes national test results place local students in the upper quartile, with superb state and national records and one of the lowest per pupil costs in the state.
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Atlantic Rotarians
VHS
Swartwood
Atlantic High School
AHS
Sant
Janne
Attanie
Red Cross Faces Funding Crisis Amid Disasters
The Red Cross battles public apathy and mounting disaster relief demands leading to a critical funding shortfall. Officials urge donors to increase or begin giving now to sustain relief efforts.
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Red Cross
Atlantic Growth and Reflections on Public Figures
Editorial notes estimate Atlantic's housing boom could reach seven thousand by the next census. It recalls Beck's rise and questions past praise amid Teamsters history. The piece discusses Khrushchev’s TV statements and argues outside truth vs internal messaging in Russia.
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Iron Curtain
Khruscheva
Russia
Khruschev
Space travel predicted by Air Force scientist before 21st century
In San Antonio Texas an Air Force scientist predicts man will reach space in the 20th century. Dr Hubertus Strughold, chief of space medicine at Randolph Air Force Base, outlines four phases to planetary operations. He says we are already on the first phase, with lunar and interplanetary travel as future steps.
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Force
Space
Hubertus Strughold
Space Medicine
School of Aviation Medicine
Ren
Dolph Air Force
Struaghold
Atlantic Views-Telegraph Rate Card for 1922 Subscriptions
The notice lists subscription prices for carriers and mail in various regions. Rates include 80 cents monthly, 2.25 for three months, 4.25 for six months, and 8.00 for a year within Atlantic, Iowa. Other zones show differing annual and quarterly rates, with Canada at 12 dollars per year.
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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Trujillo Sugar Quota Deal From Bush League Tour
Drew Pearson reports Dictator Trujillo entertained House Agriculture Committee members in the Dominican Republic as they considered a sugar quota increase. The trip included a lavish tour, hotel stays, and a caravan, with several GOP freshmen participating and later supporting the quota expansion. Food safety checks were performed on the president's box luncheon.
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Drew Pearson
Trujillo
Ike
Washington
Caesar
Caribbean
U.S
Lousiana
Rocky Mountain States
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Mexico
Peru
Eisenhower
Latin America
State Department
Congress
House Agriculture Committee
Dominican Republic
Jaragua
Boca Chica
Kit
Mabel Downey
Mroo
Roger Cooley
Truple
WR. Poage
Tend
Tom Abernethy
Tommy
Gayl
Pat Jennings
Valo
Henry Disan
Utahi
John Watts
Kyo
Repo
Warland Waven
Calo
Victor Anfuso
Cora Rautsan
Minn
Harold Lovre
Daweshier
Sana
Bene
Just Folks by Evgar A Guest
A brief literary item titled Just Folks by Evgar A Guest appears with minimal readable text. The fragment suggests a column or sketch style piece but provides no clear narrative or context to summarize further.
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Evgar A
Language and hairdressers spark a strange glimpse of 1957
A garbled clipping notes a German hairdresser in London inventing a machine around 190d to curl hair into a "Per Make Wave" device. It mentions long detentions for women, implying a troubling era view of technology and social norms.
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London
Businessman Jailed for Defective Jet Canopies
Malcolm Steiner, president of Stemer Manufacturing Co of Glen Cove Long Island, was jailed after pleading guilty to fraud and conspiracy for selling defective jet canopies to the government. He faced a year on each of seven counts, to run concurrently, with potential release in 42 months for good behavior.
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Benson
Farm Soil Bank
House
Senate
Soil Bank
GOP
Ben Jensen
Iowa
Criti
Jensen
Republican Naional
Meade Alcorn
Tim
Ike
Alcorn
Geltogether
Kenneth Keating
New York
Malcolm 1 Stemer
Stemer Manufacturing Co
Glen Cave
Long Island
Brooklyn
Thur-tay
Stemer
Walter Biuchhausen
Steiner
Steiner W
Goor
It Pays To Slow Down And Avoid Arthritis
A health column by Herman N. Bundesen, M. D. warns women from 20 to 35 about rheumatoid arthritis linked to overwork fatigue and stress. It advises five rules to reduce risk, including slower housekeeping, gentler child care, better rest and nutrition, avoiding strain, and protecting against dampness and chills.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M. D
Arthritis and
King Features Syndicate, Inc
U S China policy stalled as allies push for trade
The piece argues U S policy toward Red China is frozen under Eisenhower, with shifts in British stance and a history from Chiang Kai-shek to Formosa. It notes Truman shifts, Korean War implications, and ongoing debates over recognizing Red China and protecting Formosa.
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Washington
China
Eisenhower
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Truman
Esenhower Tlte
United Nations
Chiang
U. N
U. S
United States
Britain
Red China
Russia
Japan
Geneva
Congress
Iisenhowers
7Th Fleet
Chiane
U.S. China
Open Contest for Queen of Exira Centennial
38 candidates gathered at the Extra school for the queen contest of the Exira Centennial to be held July 14. Tickets for the Echoes of a Century pageant grant votes and cost 1.50 at the door or 1 with an advance ticket, with a 350 cast plus choir.
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Marjorie Stone
John B. Rogers
Fostoria
Ohio
Colorado
Adair Mary Lund
Beverly Lund
Marilyn Grant
Janice Davis
Anita
Barbara Reynolds
Donna Newell
Marudgyn Chapman
Atlantic
Florence Waul
Alice June Ryan
Rosie Lilienthal
Marilyn Esbeck
Jeannette Bjorn
Brayton
Nancy Kease
Marilyn Akers
Kay Wilkins
Dallas Thygesen
Joyce Rubei
Janice Paulsen
Joanne Manwell
Connie Kline
Janet Jorgersen
Linda Heath
Enola Heath
Jo Ann Griffin
Charlotte Essinton
Alice Akers
Mrs
Marve Haley
Dorothy Petersen
Sara
Inflation debate sparks chamber quotes and names
The report lists individuals including Dogwin Lizzebeth Arson Audubon and Betty Lou Simonsen among attendees as Robey discusses inflationary bias. Walter D. Fackler of the Chamber of Commerce condemns accepting higher federal spending as political delinquency.
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Dogwin
Lizzebeth Arson
Audubon
Shirley Petersen
Charlotte Mantz
Judy Jensen
Charlene Andersen
Betty Lou Simonsen
Gray
Doris Deist
Kim‘pallten
Dale W. Jensen
Myrnee Bladt
Robey
Walter D. Fackler
Chamber of Commerce
Renewed Push for Cuts in Government Spending
Two major groups NAM and the U S Chamber renew calls to reduce government spending and cut taxes. Dr Ralph Robey warns higher revenues from growth will vanish unless Congress enacts tax cuts this session. Public statements prepared for a congressional subcommittee warn of slowed economic progress without relief.
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Washington
National Assn. of Manufacturers
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Congressional
Ralph Robey
NAM
Congress
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Tice
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William Broomfield
Michigan
Edwin H. May
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Queen OF Exira
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