Editorial Briefs Preview Stock Market Gaps and Election Feuds
The piece critiques financial schemes and fast money, notes a diverging stock market amid improving economy, and reports on rail labor raises and tax moves. It criticizes Chicago vote machine tactics, urges fair elections, and hints at a trip to the National Editorial Association meeting in Hershey Pennsylvania and Amish country foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Finance Committee
Labor Department
National Editorial Association
Hershey
Penn
Chocolate City
Pennsylvania
Medics Reach Settlement Iowa between Doctors and Osteopaths
An Iowa agreement allows 128 licensed osteopathic physicians and surgeons to apply for professional recognition by the Iowa Medical Society. To obtain the broader license, osteopaths must complete a one year postgraduate course. The settlement was announced by Dr. G. H. Scanlon and Dr. Mark Sluss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Medical Society
G. H. Scanlon
Iowa City
Mark Sluss
Lenox
Iowa Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Tucson Man Burns Hand Trying to Smack Moth in Car
Aziz Tucson Ray Dunn, 36, lost a fiery encounter with a moth inside his vehicle. He flicked a cigarette, dropped it, and swerved into an underpass before stopping. the moth escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Aziz
Ray Dunn
Dunn
Atlantic News-telegraph publication details and rates
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication data for Atlantic Iowa with editor F D Simpson, address 410 Walnut St. It notes evening edition schedule, classified memberships, and varied subscription rates by carrier, local Cass county, other Iowa, U S, and Canada with monthly and yearly options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut St
Atlantic
Iow
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Whitney and Symington Face Stockpile Probe Spotlight
Drew Pearson outlines how John Hay Whitney and his cousin Senator Stuart Symington could be drawn into a stockpile probe over Freeport Sulphur contracts. The piece traces Whitney's influence to win nickel production deals in Cuba and subsequent government concessions, involving the White House and officials like Jess Larson and James Brownlee, with ongoing Senate scrutiny promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Jeck Whitney
Sen, Symington and Herald
Senator
Whitney
Freeport
Washington
Stuart Symington
Missouri
New York Herald Tribune
John Hay Whitney
Symington
Herald Tribune
Kennedy
Herald Trib
Eve Wadsworth
John Hay
Abraham Lincoln
McKinley
Teddy Roosevelt
Jock
The
Symingtons
Ike
London
Senator Symington
Jock Whitney
Eisenhower
Castro
Cuba
Nicaro
U. S
Truman
Freeport Sulphur
General Services Administration
Langbourne Williams
White House
Jess Larson
General Services
Larson
Val Peterson
Nebraska
Louisiana
Howard Young
American Lead and Zinc
Defense Mobilization Plants Administration
Young
Canada
New York
James Brownlee
Brownlee
Office of Defense Mobilization
Frankfort Distillers
Seagram
Jack Whitney
Senate Committee
Interoffice
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Blame and Blunder in a Day of Hate
A reflective verse noting the swift turn to hate and the waste of a day. The piece laments blunders born from anger and urges restraint before rash action ends in regret.
Band Escorts Governor to Capitol Visit in Des Moines
The Sidney Lanier High School band from Montgomery Alabama lifted Gov Norman Erbe to the Statehouse after his motel arrival. Erbe rode with the band to the Capitol and joined a Des Moines tour after addressing a convention of agricultural editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erbe
Statehouse
Des Moines
Sidney Lanier High School
Montgomery
Ala
Norman Erbe
Agricultural Editors
Capitol
Inside You And Yours By Burton H. Fern M D
Dr Fern discusses health myths and practical tips in a column. Topics include arthritis cures, chronic disease psychology, miscarriage factors, maternal attitudes, X ray safety, dental care, teen drinking, coffee effects on alcohol, and reader letters guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
You
Burton H. Fern, M.D
Dr. Fern
Fern
Atlantic men ordered for induction in Cass County list
Seventeen Atlantic residents are called to report for the next induction by the Cass County selective service board. Names include Harley Garside John Palmer Robert Rounds Joseph Daniels Harry Giese Richard Dutton Leon Pine Donald King Elmer Jensen Marvin Moller Casper Schimmele Gregory Gubbels Norman Wright Robert Crane George Fritz Henry Gillett William Cruse William Reents and Eugene Beck. Boyd Hubbard of Adair is promoted to lieutenant colonel in the Army Air Forces at Hickam Field Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Selective Service Board
Atlantic
Harley Garside
John Palmer
Robert Rounds
Joseph Daniels
Harry Giese
Richard Dutton
Leon Pine
Donald King
Elmer Jensen
Marvin Moller
Casper Schimmele
Gregory Gubbels
Norman Wright
Robert Crane
George Fritz
Henry Gillett
William Cruse
William Reents
Eugene Beck
Boyd Hubbard
Adair
Army Air Forces
Hickam Field
Hawaii
Atlantic girl elected ward councilman at Hawk Eye Girls State
Kay Crawford of Atlantic won a ward councilman seat on the Federalist ticket during Hawk Eye Girls State at Grinnell. Gail Poch traveled to Des Moines to join fellow amateur show winners bound for New York for Ted Mack tryouts. Harold Smith returned from Africa where he worked on government construction projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Crawford
Atlantic
Grinnell
Gail Poch
Des Moines
New York
Ted Mack
Harold Smith
Africa
NASA chief says US gave out more data than received
NASA administrator James E. Webb told a House Appropriations subcommittee that the United States has released more space flight findings than it has taken in from the Soviet Union. He defended broad public access to information, arguing secrecy would hinder progress, as congressional demands for tighter controls rose. Webb’s testimony was released Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Space Agency
United States
Soviet Union
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Congress
NASA
Webb
House Appropriations
Farmers urged to guard against radioactive fallout after nuclear incidents
Agriculture Department scientist outlines measures for farmers to protect themselves and their livestock from radioactive fallout in the event of a nuclear attack or accident. The guidance emphasizes practical steps and safety precautions for farm operations and animal care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
British US bridge match tale from 1955 ends in a tie
In a Great Britain versus United States contract bridge match from 1955 the North South bidding sequence led to four spades by North and five clubs by South, with the declarer attempting a spade finesse. The hand ended down one, yielding a tied deal as both teams pressed hard with bold bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
North
Declarer
Ynemite. Res Syndicate, Inc.d
Phil Chinitz and Trena Visit Trout Lake Forester
The article recounts Phil Chinitz and his wife Trena visiting Charles Goff a forester with the U S Department of Agriculture at Trout Lake in the Gifford Pinchot forest. It notes the Trout Lake station covers 275000 acres selling 500000000 dollars worth of lumber yearly and describes local features including fires caused by dry electrical storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Pinchot Forest
Mount Rainier National Park
Trout Lake
Charles Goff
Wood Goff
Atlantic
Vancouver
Washington
U .S. 830
Columbia River
Goff
Mount Adams
Charles
Department of Agriculture Forestry Service
Trout Lake Station
Oregon
Trena
News- Telegraph
U S. 30
Oregon Trail Route Marked by Pioneer Signage
Road signs recount the journeys of pioneers who traveled along the Oregon Trail, commemorating the historic overland migration and the communities built along the route.
Mass polio vaccination reaches Audubon County
About half the county residents, 5 625 people, received Sabin oral polio vaccine in a mass drive Saturday at the city auditorium. Public health nurse Mrs Jay Dee Mendenhall notes long lines, with future doses to be given in the next weeks. The piece also mentions the Easter Island cordillera as the longest submerged Pacific mountain chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
Audubon County
Sabin
Audubon County Medical Society
Jay Dee Mendenhall
Easter Island Cordillera
Pacific Ocean
South Pacific
Central America
Caribbean
Phone Your Kick Carrier In Atlantic City
Notice asks residents on City carrier route to call if they do not receive their newspaper by 7 p.m. Listings show phone contacts for East Side West Side Highland Addn LaVista Place Fairlawn Addn Zurfiuh Addn for service inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
West Side
Highland Addn
LaVista Place
Fairlawn Addn
Zurfiuh Addn
Atlantic
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Chicago
Cook Counts
Cook County
Tribune
BURNS
Atlantic News-telegraph
Cass
Whitney Loan
FDID
William 8. Given, Jr
W Drew Pearson
Dutch Billiton Company
National Lead
Trumanike
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
George Matthew Adams
Air Force
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Cinderella
Hal Boyle
Sue Lyon
Sue
Miss Lyon
Naievete
Tallulah Bankhead
Jacqueline Kennedy
Marlon Brando
Edna St. ‘Vincent Millay
R. D. Rudolph
F. C. Saemisch
N. P. Christensen
C .A. Long
Carl Miller
Greater Anita Club
B. Jaycee
Mecere
Ing Teel
Phil
National Forest
Phil Chinitz
News-Telegraph
Audubon CO
FORD
Ford Quality &Velvet
Wriing
Cornelison
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