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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1956

Page

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President Illness Stirred Political Tempest and Stock Market

The piece notes Eisenhower's illness will rouse political reactions and affect voters while the stock market remains independent of the president's condition. It recalls Clifford Welcher, longtime Atlantic business figure, whose passing ends a lengthy period of invalidism and leaves friends and colleagues saddened by the loss.

Eisenhower Cliff Welcher Atlantic Clifford Welcher

Seed Clouds In Iowa Missouri Counties Named

The Iowa and Missouri Weather Modification association chose a Denver cloud seeding firm to boost rainfall in eight counties, including Mills Montgomery Adams Taylor Fremont Page Iowa and Atchison Nodaway Missouri. Bid $52,000 approved. California bid was $48,000. Grounds generators to seed clouds with silver iodide. project cost about six cents.

Iowa and Missouri Shenandoah Denver California Mills Montgomery

Atlantic Class of 1941 Holds Reunion

Fifty two members of Atlantic high school class of 1941 met for a weekend reunion in Atlantic. Attendance totaled 111 including families. Dr. James Bailey presided and John Lang Jr. read the roll. Notes from absent members and a telegram from California were read. a future reunion was discussed with out-of-town attendees from Atlanta and Covina.

Atlantic High School Moose James Bailey Atlantic John Lang Jr Robert Marshall California Marilyn Simpson Ford Atlanta Vernell Malone Ditter Covina Calif G. G. Knipfer Sioux City Alma Beckwith Ralph Templeman Rodney Jensen

Atlantic News-Telegraph Publishing Details and Rates

The Atlantic News-Telegraph publishes evenings except Sundays. It lists editor and office contacts, postal details, and membership in press associations. Subscription prices are given for carriers in Atlantic, Cass and nearby counties, and for mail readers across Iowa, the U S, and Canada with various term options.

News-Telegraph Pub. Corp D. Simpson Atlantic Iowa Congress Iowa Daily Press Association Iowa Press Association National Editorial Association

Nixon Chotiner Case Ties to Fresno TV License

The Senate Investigating Committee probes Murray Chotiner's role in altering the FCC vote on the KFRE KARM TV license in Fresno. The dispute centers on payments to Chotiner and the influence used to secure a million dollar license amid shifting votes by FCC commissioners.

Washington Nixon Murray Chotiner Senate Investigating Committee Fresno California Senate Bob Kennedy Carmine Bellino KFRE FCC Basil P. Cooper KARM Federal Communications Commission Examiner Cooper Doerfer, Webster and Mack Hyde and Bartley McConnaughey Lee McCarthy Senator Tydings Maryland Chotiner Choliner

See It Through By Edgar A Guest Poem

A reflective poem about facing hard luck with steady effort. It speaks of keeping faith when the odds stay against you and choosing to play the hand life offers, finding small wins in persistence. The piece closes by urging action despite limited favorable cards.

Edgar A. Guest

Plan road projects in Audubon County announced

Sealed bids will be received by the state highway commission in Ames until 9 a.m. June 2 for Portland cement concrete pavement widening on U.S. 71 near Mantz Avenue to Audubon and for five miles of asphalt concrete resurfacing on U.S. 71 north through Audubon. Bids also cover three miles of asphaltic concrete on Iowa 173 from Elk Horn into Kimballton, plus culvert extensions on U.S. 71 in Audubon, grading in Adair Audubon Montgomery and Shelby counties, and surfacing in Audubon.

State Highway Commission Ames U.S. 71 Mantz Avenue Audubon U. S. 71 Iowa 64 Iowa 173 Elk Horn Kimballton Adair Montgomery Shelby Counties

Paper delivery failure notice for Atlantis residents

The notice directs Atlantis residents on city carrier route 702W to call before 7 p.m. if they do not receive their newspaper, ensuring delivery or replacement.

Atlantis

Citrus Peels Rise as Medicine Chest Item

Dr. Herman N. Bundesen reports citrus peels yield bioflavonoids from orange and lemon skins. Bioflavonoids, linked to capillary health, show potential against colds and other ailments. More than a dozen firms market these products as production triples.

Herman N. Bundesen M.D New York Academy of Science Benjamin W. Zwielach

Travelers Check Racket Busted in Europe Touring Ring

Frankfurt police disclosed an international crime ring stole traveler's checks from wealthy tourists and cashed them across Europe. First arrest reported. police from 10 countries pursue the gang, with at least 142,800 dollars seized in Germany and millions more across Italy Austria Spain and other regions.

Frankfurt Germany Europe Italy Austria Spain Tangier Portugal Scandinavia Milan Tejeves

Wagnon Named Executive Director of Iowa Heart Assn

Des Moines reports Lloyd L. Wagnon named executive director of the Iowa Heart Association by Dr. James W. Culbertson who is Iowa City president. Wagnon previously led public relations and postgraduate education at the University of Nebraska College of Medicine and headed Nebraska Heart Assn. for two years. Motorists urged to obey STOP signs, not slow down.

Des Moines Lloyd L. Wagnon Iowa Heart Assn James W. Culbertson Iowa City Wagnon University of Nebraska College of Medicine Omaha Nebraska Heart Assn

Martha Raye escapes burning home in Connecticut

Actress Martha Raye her 13 year old daughter Melody and two servants escaped unharmed when fire broke out on the first floor bedroom of her Westport Connecticut home. Fire Chief Harold I Shippey said a lighted cigarette likely caused the blaze and damage was about 1000 dollars. The first arriving officer was Patrolman Robert O Shea, later involved in a separate $50000 alienation suit against Raye.

Westport Conn. W Martha Raye Melody Miss Raye Harold I. Shippey Robert O'Shea Barbara Ann O'Shea

Iowa Food Distributors Hold Ninth Spring Conference

About 225 members of the Iowa Food Distributor's Assn attended the ninth annual spring conference at West Okoboji Lake over the weekend. The gathering ran from Friday through Sunday.

Spirit Lake Iowa Food Distributor’s Assn Okoboji Lake

Dispute Over Governor Car Purchase Rules in Iowa

The Iowa Executive Council, despite objections from Secretary of State Melvin Synhorst, authorized negotiating for a new governor car. Synhorst argues the practice is illegal and effectively a gratuity, noting state law caps car spending at 2000 dollars. A 1955 bill to lift the limit failed. About a year ago the council arranged with Holmes Oldsmobile to supply a $4000 fully equipped Oldsmobile for 1999.99.

Des Moines Iowa Holmes Oldsmobile Co

Flag Day Speaker at Capitol Exercises

Rep. Schwengel of Illinois will serve as principal speaker for the second straight year at Flag Day ceremonies on the east steps of the Capitol June 14. The event is sponsored by the Women's Relief Corps Auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic with a color guard from all service branches and the Navy School of Music band participating.

Washington Rep. Schwengel R-Ilowa Capitol Women’s Relief Corps Auxiliary Grand Army of the Republic Armed Services Navy School of Music Band

Lions Convention Opens in Waterloo for Three Days

The Iowa Lions state convention began in Waterloo with talks, business sessions, and entertainment. Sunday featured a luncheon, golf tournament, and a memorial service for 76 Lions who died last year. Business sessions continued Monday.

Waterloot Iowa Lions State Convention 76 Lions

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