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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1958
Page
1
An editorial discusses change and decay in society and agriculture. It argues that change brings hardship for some farmers during an agricultural revolution but can yield a stronger sector if farmers adapt. Emphasizes adopting contract farming benefits, consumer demands, efficient production, and modern marketing while preserving valuable practices.
The piece argues security and leisure time growth risks slowing business. It questions rising costs from widespread security, higher pay, and life long protections, warning it could bankrupt the government if these aims become universal civic goals.
The fire damaged part of the Blue Star plant causing heavy losses to the company and workers. The payroll and jobs represented a vital part of Atlantic city, and the text urges community help to revive the firm for the city and surrounding area.
The reading study shows men favor news pages with 64 percent readership and women favor news pages at 73 percent. The average reader across genders reflects strong engagement with newspaper content.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists detailed subscription prices for carriers and mail across regions including Cass and adjoining counties, other parts of Iowa, the U S, and Canada. Rates cover one month to one year with differing prices by location and method.
Drew Pearson reports on a Bucharest journalism meeting where editors from iron curtain nations discuss press policy and rising openness. He notes surprising friendliness toward the United States, debates over sensationalism, and the value of cross bloc dialogue despite state control.
Poem explores fatherhood and daily troubles fading when children arrive. The speaker finds relief from worry and conflict through the joy and affection of youngsters, whose smiles end quarrels and restore hope. The piece underscores family warmth amid life’s battles, noting the right of way in a broader social sense.
Secretary of Agriculture Benson argues farmers should have a voice but not the final say on federal farm programs. He cites congressional delays and opposes House proposals to let growers vote by referendum on programs for wheat cotton rice and other crops. He warns such farmer driven decisions may harm the public interest and long term agriculture.
The Dade County Commission agreed to build fishing catwalks with 10 cent turnstiles along the Rickenbacker Causeway between the mainland and Key Biscayne. The plan aims to improve access for anglers while funding details remain under study.
In a six heart contract the declarer must manage spade and diamond threats, choosing trump wisely. With spades as trump, careful discards and timing avoid losses. hearts as trump complicates the defense, requiring precise play to prevent a diamond loss and spade breaks.
The article expands seven danger signals to fourteen cancer symptoms including persistent mouth sores, white patches on tongue, blood in sputum, hoarseness or swallowing difficulty, persistent lumps, irregular bleeding, changes in moles, bone pain at night, indigestion after meals, distaste for meat, bowel habit changes, urinary and rectal issues, sudden weight loss, and unexplained fatigue advising prompt medical consultation. It also answers a Q A that pregnancy unlikely affects hearing.
A Circuit Court jury in Louisville awarded Mrs. Mettie R. Ferguson 6275 when a man, Waverly Waters, fell through a ceiling while inspecting a sprinkler system two years ago. Waters was unhurt.
York Springs, Pa. AP George M. Myers, a lifelong blacksmith who refused to own an automobile, plans a plane trip to New York next week as a taunt ends. His daughter teased him to fly, and at eighty he finally agrees, with son Arthur in New York City awaiting.
Iowa officials clash over the 20 mile per hour overage rule and license suspension powers under the point system. Experts argue whether one offense suffices for suspension while others call for habitual offender criteria. Korean bonds raise $24.7 million as WOI TV finances spark state regent review.
About Time Carlsbad Calif n Cars bad High School occupies a modern 12 million dollar plant after 52 years at a campus in Ocean Side.
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