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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1950
Page
8
A partial readable fragment notes a local event involving Araplied and Idorf. The text mentions dairy ties and community figures but lacks clear actions or outcomes. Further context is needed to determine the main item and its precise details.
Secretary of State Acheson says the Soviet Union holds a poised bludgeon over weak nations and may use military force if it feels strong. He rejects isolationism and appeasement and cautions against preventive war or dropping atomic bombs as options.
The speaker advocates cooperation with other nations and peaceful negotiation to resolve differences as the policy. A total lunar eclipse will be visible in the United States on September 25 from 9:45 to 10:40 p.m. Central Standard Time. Another total lunar eclipse on April 3 will not be visible in the country. Veterinarians report hormone treatment helps control sows that become highly excited at farrowing.
Local wood products firm Voss Manufacturing Co advertises sash doors screens and moulding with the slogan If It’s Made of Wood We Can Make It at 602 East Third Street Atlantic.
Officials urge parents to regularly trim and round sandbox edges and strain sand to remove glass nails and other sharp objects that could cut or scratch children.
Historic district labels such as Commo Hamburg Funkstown and Foggy Bottom were once used for the Potomac shore area in the District of Columbia where the Lincoln Memorial now stands.
Several local residents and visitors are hospitalized or treated for injuries across Atlantic area facilities. Mercy hospital Council Bluffs hosts Mrs J P Steffens while Atlantic Memorial hospital admits Terry Linn Birk and Johnny Scott after accidents.
The committee for economic development says real worker income could double in 30 years if productivity grows at past rates. Proposals include stabilizing industry growth, reducing unemployment, reforming taxes, boosting small business, accelerating equipment write-offs, raising imports, and expanding opportunities for older workers.
The region Tibet is described as a theocracy ruled by Lamaism priests. The 14th Dalai Lama sits under a regent and priestly council in the lamasery palace at Lhase, having been installed in 1899.
Chicago today heads the nation in commercial printing and in the printing and publishing of trade catalogs and telephone directories, signaling a dominant position in the industry.
The article traces ice cream origins to ancient Rome with Emperor Nero ordering snow from mountains. His cooks blended the snow with honey fruit pulp and juices creating a primitive frozen treat enjoyed by the Roman emperor and his court.
The article notes Argentina's Siberia Patagonia as a southern extension from the pampas meaning Land of Big Feet, named by early explorers impressed by large footprints. It also lists local health updates including burns treatment, surgeries, and recoveries across several residents.
Rob Kip huth and Harry Burk present a Yale era guide based on their Basic Swimming book. The article outlines fundamentals for beginners and drills to improve form and efficiency in the water.
The beginner progresses from dog-paddle to crawl by lengthening arm strokes while keeping the head above water. The sequence combines land and water drills, teaching forward reach, backward pull, and coordinated breathing as the arms break the surface and stroke smooths out.
A special election is set for July 10 to approve a 20 year extension of the Iowa Electric Company of Cedar Rapids franchise. The current franchise expires in 1951 and Peter Scott of Cumberland oversees the local distribution system.
A cautionary message urges patience on roadways. It warns against speeding and risky passing, especially on curves or hills, stressing that careful driving keeps you alive for tomorrow.
In Gila County Arizona the state hosts a key bentonite clay mine producing over 160000 tons annually, a material essential for high octane gasoline. The region also contains the West's only notable chrysotile asbestos source.
The text describes drawing wire from rods or coils through dies to reduce diameter and extend length. Diamond dies are used for small sizes. Wire is wound on spools after final reduction. Copper wire can be drawn finer than a human hair, with a single bar producing wire long enough to span New York to San Francisco.
Ohio's electric power resources are key to its industrial edge. The sector has grown since 1879 when Charles Brush demonstrated practical lighting in Cleveland, now a $1.5 billion investment shaping the state's economy.
Brucker E J Brocker of Atlantic Insurance buys H W Brudp Nelson Jr. interest in the Gipple Insurance Agency at Anita. Nelson and brother John A. Nelson earlier acquired the Anita concern. John A. Nelson and Brocker will run the agency as Gipple Insurance Agency. H W Nelson remains in Atlantic in insurance and real estate. Start sooner drive slower live longer.
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