First Atlantic game recap with clarind carding and Trojan lead
Fragmentary baseball recap mentions Clarind Carding and Trojan leading early in the game. Various pitching and hitting events are garbled with names such as Dave BPgis, Turnuren ts, and Gary. The passage includes strikes outs, balls, singles, doubles, and runs but details are unclear.
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Dave Bpgis
Imare
Turnuren Ts
Ted
Atlantic
Gary
Welrook
Ywhart
Red Oak Banker H C Houghton Jr Dies at 72
Har man Cole Houghton Jr. longtime Red Oak banker and former Iowa Bankers Assn. president died Sunday after weeks of illness. He led Houghton State Bank for 25 years and is survived by wife Dorothy and three banker sons. Funeral services set for Tuesday at the Congregational Church in Red Oak.
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Red Oak
Harman Cole Houghton
Iowa Bankers Assn
Houghton State Bank
Houghton
Dorothy Houghton
US Foreign Operations Administration
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Wrs
John I. Walliams
Atlantic News-Telegraph rates and mailing details
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription prices for readers by carrier and mail. Local rates apply in Cass and neighboring counties, statewide Iowa, U.S. and Canadian options vary by duration.
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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Nothing New In Taxes From the De Pont Booklet
A De Pont booklet argues that taxation remains constant through history. It cites ancient and modern examples from Greece France Rome Egypt and Russia to illustrate taxes on doors wigs funerals and more. The text notes the core challenge is raising revenue without crippling taxpayers or the economy while individuals seek funds to pay taxes.
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Rome
New York
Russia
Holland
de Pont
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Cial Ayia
John Varshall
Arthos
Fatan
Atam Smith
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Let Them Go Foreigners Desire To Leave U S
The writer complains about the government taking Russian children from parents seeking to return to Russia. The piece claims propaganda harms the U S image and urges aiding those who wish to leave the country for Russia, arguing disloyal citizens should be sent away.
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U.S
Per
U. S
Defense progress seen in air defense claims
Deputy Chief of Staff states 100 percent effective air defense against bombers and ballistic missiles may be achievable. The article notes history shows new weapons are followed by defenses that counter them and implies defense later catches up.
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Army
U. S
Iowa Highway Commission shakeup eyed in state politics
Iowa legislators plan a study of highway commission makeup and duties nationwide. Five signatures needed to trigger research. Debates hinge on three fulltime commissioners, governor appointments, and potential salary changes up to 5500 or more.
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Iowa
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House
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Commission
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Eisenhower
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Just Folks by Edgar A Guest and MM
The poem reflects on memory as a record of life's joys and sorrows and the belief that past pleasures linger in memory while present joys fade. It echoes Edgar A Guest's sentimental voice from midcentury verse. In Okmulgee, the Thlopthlocco Methodist Church hosted its annual wild onion dinner but drew a poor turnout. A church official noted expenses around $180 and a low attendance with limited funds.
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Okemah
Stassen under scrutiny as State Department leaks surface
In Washington a series of leaks focus on Harold Stassen and his disarmament role with Eisenhower aides. Reports claim Dulles reprimanded him for talks with Valerian Zorin and private diplomacy with Russia, while Julius Holmes was assigned to advise Stassen in London.
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Detroit Dealers Build Stock As Factories Shut In
Auto dealers across the United States hold 792,425 passenger cars in stock or in transit on June 1, within storage or transit. This compares with 798,902 a year earlier but shows a gain of over 54,240 from May. Chrysler Corp remains the sole bright spot amid a slowing industry.
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Animal Habit Studied To Aid Heart Surgery
Dr. Bundesen outlines how animal hibernation research informs heart surgery. Hypothermia slows metabolism to allow up to nine minutes of a opened heart, then normal rhythm returns. Studies note brown fat in hibernators and liver glycogen aiding arousal, with potential medical applications.
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University of Toronto
Marilyn L. Zimny
Louisiana State University Medical School
Scientist Ordered to Red Inquiry Takes Life in Lab
Monterey area reports William K. Sherwood a Stanford University researcher found dying in his Hopkins Marine Laboratory in Pacific Grove after being subpoenaed by the House Un American Activities Committee. He died in hospital from a chemical dose. Letters found at his home warned of “publicity assassination” and televised hearings. Los Angeles area adds note about Mayor Glenn Crosbie’s day as a veterinarian chasing a runaway monkey.
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Fifty Attend Baby Sittings Course Sponsored by YWCA
The Atlantic YWCA sponsored baby sitting instruction attended by 50 girls from sixth to ninth grade. Mrs. Hans Jessen taught health and safety, child care basics, and parental instructions, with student skits on caregiving. Names listed include Judith Gaines and Barbara Hupp among attendees.
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Cheri Auerbach
Rita Carbuhin
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Barbara Muller
Pamela Campbell
Violet Gray
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Pat Meredith
Cheryl Ann Wellman
Barbara Fowler
Terri Biggs
Jane Robertson
Mary Fleming
Peterson says farm price situation may be semi permanent
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Ervin L. Peterson warns farm prices are about 18 percent below goals and unlikely to improve soon. He calls for expanded agricultural research to boost production efficiency and keep farmers competitive, arguing research benefits consumers with better, cheaper foods.
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National Assn. of Television
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