Peculiar Taste Of City's Water To Stay For Awhile
Atlantic residents may notice a temporary taste or odor in the water for about six months. Water expert John R. Sperry of Aurora Illinois explains crenothrix growth fed on iron in older mains is dying off after filtration improvements. The new iron removal plant reduces iron, starving the organisms and causing a short term upset as water mains flush, with levels improving as the six month period progresses.
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Atlantic
John R. Sperry
Aurora
Ill
Third
Olive Streets
Jack Germain
Sperry
Walker Process Company
Germain
LaVista
Wisconsin Democrats Seek Kefauver Delegation Support
Backers of Adlai Stevenson and Averell Harriman urged Wisconsin delegates at the state convention to back their candidates if Kefauver releases his 28 Wisconsin votes. Senator Lynn Stalbaum wore Harriman buttons while touting hidden sentiment for Harriman as Kefauver remains the only primary entrant. The three day convention featured Hubert Humphrey as keynote speaker.
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Superior
Wis. W
Adlai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
Wisconsin
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Stevenson
Harriman
Eisenhower
New York
Kefauver
Lynn Stalbaum
Racine
Fas
Sbneor
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Mrs Thompson of Wiota Dies
Mrs Martin Thompson 61 died at Methodist hospital in Omaha. She was born June 16 1895 at Millard Nebraska and married to Martin Thompson July 17 1914. Funeral at Crosby Kunold Omaha. Survivors include husband nine children and 327 grandchildren.
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Wiota
Martin Thompson
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Millard
Neb
Martin
Crosby- Kunold
Ave
Farnam
Irene Ohrt
Manilla
Melvin
Martin Jr
Bert
Robert
John
Leonard
Brayton
William
Anita
Glen
Newton man guilty of first degree murder in in-law slaying
Robert W. Price, 31, of Newton, found guilty of first degree murder in the shotgun killing of Jerald W. Warner, 27, of Baxter, on the Warner farm January 4. Jury recommends life imprisonment. sentencing set for June 29. Price held without bond. He testified he could not recall firing any shots.
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Newton
Robert W. Price
Price
Jerald W. Warner
Baxter
Warner Farm
NH. G. Yoder
Weekend Forecast Shows Warm Humidity and Scattered Showers
Partly cloudy with scattered showers or thunderstorms through Sunday. Continued warm and humid with a low around 60 Saturday night and a high in the lower 90s Sunday. Outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and more showers Monday.
Des Moines Robbery Suspect Sought After Omaha Arrest
Des Moines police reported Paul R. Smell, 41, sought in a 2300 dollar Hilltop Super Valu holdup, had been arrested in Omaha. Edward A. Poffenbarger, identified as one of the bandits, was held on robbery charges, while two other men remained at large after the getaway.
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Des Moines
Paul R. Smell
Omaha
Des Moines Wi
Council Bluffs
Hilltop Super
Edward A. Poffenbarger
Paul Small
Small
Po‘fenburger
Poffenbarger
Everett Larson
Larson
Paul Blakely
Betty Higgins
Miss Higgins
Blakely
la Blakely
Audubon Home Association raises funds for elderly housing
The Friendship Home Association reports about $27,000 in cash donations and roughly $35,000 in pledges to fund a home for the aged. At its annual meeting, directors S. Herbert Hansen John Braun and Chris H Jensen were re elected and officers including President Lindholm Vice president Jensen Secretary Magnussen and Treasurer Madsen were renamed. Construction is hoped to start within a year.
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E. V. Magnussen
L. K. Madsen
Lindholm
Denison Officials faces change of venue in tax fraud case
Former Crawford county officials Dradling Denison Leonard Hassett and Chrias Olson face charges of fraudulent state income tax returns. They were given until July 1640 to file motions for change of venue as District Judge F. H. Cooney set the date for defense attorneys on a Friday.
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Denison
Leonard Hassett
Chrias Olson
Manilla
Crawford County
F. H. Cooney
Visitors Depart After Utah Visit
Mrs. James Foet and her daughters Clara and Patricia planned to depart Saturday for Salt Lake City Utah after visiting cousin Mrs A N Cron at Vista Place. Also visiting were Carrie and Cherry Dorsey seven year old twins from Anita and relatives of the Cron household.
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Wisit
James Foet
Clara
Patricia
Salt Lake City
Utah
A. N. Cron
Vista Place
Mrs. Cron
Carrie
Cherry Dorsey
Anita
Bolivian Chiefs Say Election Revolt Planned
Bolivian authorities tighten security as opposition calls for a two month delay in the vote. Police patrols and asylum offers mark rising tension amid alleged plots to disrupt national elections.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Aear
North Iowa Methodist Parley Opens in Mason City
The 10th annual session of the North Iowa Conference of the Methodist Church opens Sunday evening at First Methodist Church, presided by Bishop F. Gerald Easley of Des Moines. Over 600 delegates expected. youth rally on Wednesday. topics include aid to Morningside and Cornell colleges, church machinery for Negro Methodist integration, and evangelism program for 1957. Also reported: collision on highway 6 near the junction of 6 and 71 involving Everett R. Bornholdt and Donald L. Damon with minor damages.
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Mason City
North Iowa
The
Methods
First Methodist
F. Gerald Easley
Des Moines
Morningside
Cornell
Everett RK. Bernholdt
Walnut
Donald Leroy Damon
Council Bluffs
Bornholdt
Damon
Big Steel and Union Open Talks to Break Impasse
In New York, Big Steel and the United Steelworkers league toward a settlement after the union rejected management’s offer. VP John A. Stephens of U.S. Steel called the latest proposal final yet negotiable within its framework. President David J. McDonald termed it entirely inadequate as both sides enter a new round.
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New York
Big Steel
Steel
Republic
Bethlehem
John A. Stephens
U.S. Steel
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Tov
Steelworkers
McDonald
Stephens
Des Moines Good Roads to Hold Social Meeting at Savery
Des Moines Iowa Good Roads Association to meet at Hotel Savery Tuesday to hear policy committee report and discuss federal highway legislation impact on Iowa road plans. Robert K Beck to discuss legislation effects. Centerville named new chair of Iowa Highway Commission. Top Score Lt David L Hancock earns commendation for military justice course completion at Chanute, plans 30 day furlough, then three year Japan assignment in Nagoya.
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Des Moines
Iowa Good Roads Assn
Hotel Savery
Association
Iowa
Robert K. Beck
Centerville
Iowa Highway Comission
David L. Hancock
Chanute Ar Base
Rantoul
AM. Minton
Hancock
Ralph Hancock
Japan
Nagoya
Keith Edquist Held Here On Forgery Count
Keith Edquist of 702 Hazel street is jailed in Cass county on forgery charges after allegedly signing Martyn Galloway’s name to a $404.13 check drawn on Atlantic State Bank. A handwriting expert reportedly confirmed the signature was not Galloway’s. Edquist’s hearing was postponed to June 19. he previously faced a $200 bond on a child desertion charge and a $60 monthly child support default tied to a 1946 divorce decree.
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Keith Edquist
Hazel Street
Cass County
Martyn Sr. Galloway
Edquist
Galloway
Atlantic State Bank
Kenneth M. Jones
Galloway Buicky
Jones
Criminal Bureau of Investigation
Des Moines
Ray Warham
Justice of the Peace Court
Therty
Omaha
Dietz Restricted To Base
An Iowa sailor, Kiley Dietz Jr., 23, of Walcott, was restricted to Hutchinson base for two weeks after three weeks in a Kansas jail for reckless diving and driving without a valid license. Dietz paid a $34.50 fine and was bailed from Cordia jail by Iowa officials. He faced a Friday hearing before Captain Hayes-Trons at the Hutchinson Naval Air Station. The Navy PIO noted he was under liberty at the time of the accident. A marriage license was issued to Larry Lee Laird and Charlotte Ann Hymdman of Omaha.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Iowa
Kangye
Kiley Dietz Jr
Walcott
Concordia
Iowa Justices of the Peace and
Constables Assn
Dietz
Hayes - Trons
Hutchinson Naval Ar Station
Navy Public Information Offices
Diete
Scott County
Navy
Pio
Larry Lee Laird
Charlotte Ann Hymdman
Omaha
C. M. Skipton
Millions Of Dollars In Prime Timber Destroyed
Forest blazes across Arizona and New Mexico scorched over 20 000 acres destroying 34 million dollars worth of high grade timber mainly ponderosa pine. Some 150 wind driven fires prompted mass evacuations of 60 homes near Holbrook and multiple major fires in Gila and Sitgraves National Forests with 3200 troops aiding efforts.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Arizona
New Mexico
Sitgraves National Forest
Holbrook
Ariz
Forest Service
Gila
Emil Greve Dies by His Own Hand at 77
Emil Greve 77 was found dead Saturday morning at 196 West 7th Street. County Coroner Einer M. Joe ruled death a self-inflicted gunshot wound with no inquest. A suicide note stated he could not get well and wanted to be with his wife Mary who died in 1952. Funeral services scheduled for Monday at 1 30 pm at Roland's funeral home with Rev Dohrmann officiating. Interment beside Mary in Brashton cemetery north of Marne. He was born May 17, 1879 and married Mary S Waller in 1905. Survived by a brother and sister and several nieces and nephews.
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Emil Greve
West 7Th Street
Einer M. Joe
Greve
Juel
Emil Harmson
Mr. Greve
Paul Fross
Atlantic Police Department
Mary
Roland
RG. Dohrmann
Zion Lutheran Church
Walle
Brashton
Marne
Wall Lake
Frank
Margaret Greve
Cass County
Mary S Waller
Avantic
Lewis
Atlanta
Demands rise for broadened job security law
Washington urged new legislation after Justice Department suspended the federal employee security program for nonsensitive jobs. Attorney General Brownell said the move ensures compliance with a Supreme Court ruling, while Sen. Johnston condemned the policy as a concession to injustices. Seventeen nonsensitive workers under suspension will be restored to duty. names not disclosed.
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Washington Und Justice Department
Congress
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Cettion
Executive Branch
Supreme Court
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Eisenhower
Iowa high school delegates named for national conference
Des Moines Iowa high school delegates chosen to attend the National Association of Student Councils conference in Toledo Ohio June 17 to 21. Names include Judy Cox Altoona Audrey Frederickson Bondurant Joseph Gaston Burlington Donald Williams Willisc u Karen Butler Indianola and Peter Ellsworth Iowa City.
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Hes Moines
Iowa
National Assn. of
Toledo
Ohio
Juty Cox
Altoona
Audrey Frederickson
Bondurant
Joseph Gaston
Burlington
Donald Williams
Williscu
Karen Butler
Indianola
Peter Ellsworth
Iowa City
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Eduardo Messuti Roca
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PURS
Federico Fortun
Defense Ministry
D. Jorge Escalante Rosso
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Ike
Washington
Walter Reed Army Hospital
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Rochester
N.Y
Winslow
Arizina
Sirgraves National Equals
Tumacacori Mountain
Nogeles
Mt. Graham
Sefford
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