11 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1957
Page
1
The text urges two main goals for labor law reform. It argues federal laws are needed to curb unscrupulous union leadership and shield both the public and the membership from abuse. It warns unions against ceding control to leaders and stresses ongoing member vigilance.
Drew Pearson details how Rep. Oren Harris maneuvers the natural gas bill through the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee. He notes selective testimony for mayors, favorable treatment for lobbyists, and potential costs to homemakers as the bill faces votes amid defense budget concerns.
The piece notes a rapid growing season with hedges advancing and elms leafing out amid drought concerns, and cites Dutch elm disease near Iowa. It also critiques government book-cleaning of 1 500 cases, laments legal delays, and surveys Sen Knowland’s nomination bid and Eisenhower’s position on Nixon.
Dr Donald H. Bishop, director of the Wesley Foundation at UC, will arrive in September as new director of religious activities at Iowa Wesleyan College. He becomes associate professor in the religion department and editor in popular magazines noted in 1906 that boys favored athletic sports over dancing and music.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists circulation and subscription options for area readers. Rates vary by delivery method and location, including in town, Cass County, broader Iowa, U S and Canada, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options.
The text blends a poem by Edgar A Guest about gardening with clipped political items mentioning Senator McCarthy, his seat, and supporters. It also notes Audie Murphy as a decorated World War II hero and references the Texas National Guard.
Southern Iowa Methodists chose the Lake Ahquab campsite near Indianola as Canny Wesley Woods after a 3000 vote poll. The 240000 dollar site will serve the Iowa-Des Moines Conference with ministers to be assigned for the coming year and a four year program for Methodist student groups. The meeting featured Bishop F Gerald Ensley and guest speakers Alan Walker of Australia and Watts of Lincoln Nebraska.
Plain foods can be flavorful on a sodium restricted diet. Fruits and vegetables form the base, while meats dairy and shellfish are limited. The white of egg contains more sodium than the yolk and poultry dark meat has more than white. For balance, avoid salted bread and butter and follow doctor guidance on thyroid treatment if advised.
Ed Cole endured a rough overnight camping trip at Lewis Park while with a troop and slept on a picnic table after unable to park nearby. Don Poperly Irwin Pellett join Juna Rose society while Atlantic aims to become a rose city. Mothers and meadowlark scene described with four chasing babies for bugs in the yard.
A fleeting line notes everyone appears well fed, implying abundance and broad comfort without specifics. The remark emphasizes a generous situation where all individuals are depicted as thriving, with no explicit details about people, place, or event.
Jordan announces the expulsion of two Egyptian diplomats on security grounds. Foreign Minister Samir El Rifai asks Cairo to withdraw its military attache Maj Fuad Hilal for attempting to recruit a Jordanian for an assassination plot. Jordan recalls its ambassador Abdul Mongm Rifai.
The garden club hosts its annual Flower Show Friday June 14 with theme Spring Symphony of Flowers. Entries accepted 8 to 10 30 a m and public viewing 1 to 6 p m with no admission charge. Classified into horticulture and artistic arrangements with a Chamber of Commerce cup for top club member and a sweepstakes for most blue ribbons in the artistic category.
The special projects committee of the Garden club invites entries in this division. Entries must be submitted through Mrs. Bernard Krasne before the show day.
Mrs Hobart McCarty and Mrs Opal Gress traveled to Cedar Falls for the graduation of Regina Miller from Teachers College on Friday night. The message also cautions readers not to drive if they have been drinking.
City carrier route notices mail delivery issues for Atlantic area residents. Those on the Fairlawn Addition should contact the paper office by 7 p.m. to ensure receipt before deadlines.
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