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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1955
Page
7
Spokane reporters describe Grandma Walker's effort to test endurance by leading a covered wagon journey along the highway. The unusual venture pairs Grandma Walker with Tom Cover as they prepare for the trek, aiming to gauge stamina and perseverance.
Des Moines reports corn planting ahead of average for this time of year. Weather and soil conditions show early growth and strong prospects for the harvest season.
Federal police in Buenos Aires staged early morning raids on parish priests residences. Officers seized documents tied to priest accusations in Peron era controversy and confiscated church defense handbills. Most detainees were released after brief detention.
The Civil Defense Administration announced a nationwide defense drill with two theoretical air attacks aimed at the Midwest. By 11 07 a m the country was under alert as Snyder noted warnings to 92 continental target cities.
A Chicago industry leader stated that an increase in annual wages would push up prices and weaken the industry. The comment highlights concerns about wage policy and its impact on market competitiveness.
Washington reports the National 4-H Camp opens Wednesday with rural male and female transect sisters from Hawaii and Puerto Rico attending. The event, running through June 23, includes sessions on farm skills and leadership.
Area Pointer of Red Oak was struck from the rear while driving a tractor five miles west of Oak on U.S. 6. The driver, Marie Kinsman, 99, and two companions were involved. investigators say the tractor was hit by a car. Painter, who wed in Red Oak, had been forming near Lewis.
Lt Gen Isaac Davis White has been chosen by President Eisenhower to replace Gen Lyman Lemnitser as commander in chief. Lemnitser recently moved up to replace Gen Maxwell D. Taylor in the Far East command.
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