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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1956
Page
1
An essay argues that foreign aid reflects friendship not charity, noting global ties, reduced barriers, and shared progress. It highlights how language, travel, and trade have softened differences, making aid an act of mutual kindness among nations rather than condescension.
An editorial column notes a lettuce year with wilted leaf lovers seeking supply and jokes about freezing it. It cites federal data showing 65,000,000 Americans employed last month as a sign of prosperity and ongoing economic strength. The piece also muses on weeds outlasting crops and the persistence of garden pests.
The notice lists publication hours, editor contact, office address, and association memberships. It also itemizes subscription rates by carrier in Atlantic, by mail in Cass and nearby counties, elsewhere in Iowa, the U S, and Canada, with varying durations and prices.
Drewn Pearson recalls Mamie Eisenhower as the woman who endured deep loneliness while supporting Dwight D. Eisenhower through war, campaigns, and the White House. She longed for a home of their own and faced repeated separations, transfers, and public life, fearing whether her husband would run again.
Medical columnist explains that broad spectrum antibiotics can trigger antibiotic diarrhea by destroying gut flora. Treatment may include Resion with polymyxin, plus antifungal mycostatin if fungus is present. Advice stresses diagnosing the cause and consulting a doctor.
A Detroit man 71 year old Paul Eifert created counterfeit ten dollar bills after Social Security and old age payments failed to meet his needs. He was sentenced to three years in prison for possession of counterfeit money. His 82 year old partner Paul Carro received one year probation after being arrested May 8 on passing a bogus ten dollar bill.
In Toledo Ohio at the Ft Miami race track two men pleaded guilty to charges related to a bill dispute. The court did not disclose additional details beyond the guilty pleas.
Oklahoma City man Felix Czajkowski faced a disturbance charge after a neighbor testified his violin playing was unbearable. Police and bystanders watched as tempers flared and the case headed to court.
Czajkowski, a 42 year old country-style fiddler, told Police Judge Mike Foster he played from early afternoon into the night, danced on the floor, and claimed no formal violin instruction. Judge Foster fined him seven dollars for disturbing the peace. St Johns worshipers. The Thomas Construction Co of Scranton completed earth moving on Bluegrass creek to avoid another bridge. A new channel was dug costing 2713 dollars, and the old channel was filled with earth from the new stream.
Two major city projects wrapped up including the widening of East Division street by American Legion park near St. John's Lutheran church at a cost of $5,134. Thomson Construction Co. of Audubon completed the work. The widened street will allow diagonal parking by residents and visitors.
Congress passes a bill totaling 548.99 million dollars for State and Justice departments and federal courts. The package falls 50 million dollars short of President Eisenhower’s request.
A Wednesday blaze at West Virginia University gutted the engineering department building in Morgantown. The fire caused roof and floor collapse and left the brick structure a ruin. Estimated damage reached 1,470,000 with cause still undetermined.
A domestic panacea is a hat to cheer the worried housewife amid quarrels and bad days. The verse suggests buying a hat to soothe domestic distress and stop coming spats in the home. Earl Wright, 75, of Tipton, dies from injuries in a two car crash near Tipton. he passed away at University Hospitals in Iowa City.
The Senate passed a measure allowing a Pray for Peace postmark on mail and sent it to the White House. The 16 billion dollar natural gas sector is cited as the sixth largest in the United States.
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