20 Jun 1955
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1955
Page
1
The piece argues that strikes harm the nation after the rail stoppage. It cites Sir Alfred T. Denning on the right to strike and notes a shift toward channels for hearing workers and enforcing fair demands. It suggests Britain may seek a plan to eliminate strikes that could interest the United States.
A writer criticizes a Reds piece that misrepresents Iowa farmers as destitute and eager for Russian help. The author notes Russian readers may doubt the story but Russian farmers will likely believe their delegates came to uplift U S agriculture, while Americans see the satire.
The piece urges nationwide parental support for the Kefauver committee to curb sale of obscene material. It warns that smut is widely available in communities and stores and calls on parents to investigate local vendors and demand action to stop it.
Editorial briefs note a strong oats and hay crop early in the year. The piece cautions that Jena remains a target for bank robbers, with five robberies statewide in recent weeks and ongoing efforts to capture offenders.
Hartford Bank relations and a 2000 forfeiture were imposed on Hine Schooler after an indictment tied to a car kiting scheme. Former Des Moines dealer Aros Civens pleaded guilty. Judge William F Riley deferred harsher punishment, placing Schooler on 15 months probation in his home community.
The page shows 1913 Atlantic Iowa newspaper details with editor D Simpson and pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail. Rates include monthly and yearly options for Atlantic and Cass counties, Canada, and neighboring areas.
Drew Pearson recalls the United Nations birth in San Francisco amid high hopes yet notes later skepticism. He cites UN actions stalling Soviet moves in Iran and other episodes as evidence the organization remains humanity’s best hope for peace despite setbacks.
A whimsical verse from 1965 by Edgar A. Guest imagines a banquet season closing as hosts decide meals from stew to steak. The piece features a playful crowd, a chairman figure, and the notion of summer returning after the table is cleared.
John Keith Rebbmann of Des Moines has been elected a regional vice chairman of the Republicans. He is a member of the Republican executive committee. Do not drive if you drink.
Mrs. Chester Green of Monticello Arkansas says she knew for two months her son Col William A Cowart was trying to leave Red China. She would not reveal how she learned of the plan but added that if he gets out she can tell more details.
A jumble of quotations and opinions about Eisenhower and the Soviet Union centers on George E. Sobolsky and G Toaker. The piece argues the subject is not a friend of the United States and notes Russia figure Zhukov receiving attention in the U S.
The report notes Billy Graham plans a revival campaign across Europe beginning in Switzerland after stops in Paris and Britain. He aims to reach continental centers with a message that God is calling this small country to awaken the world.
Readers in Atlantic city on Cherter route must report non delivery before 7 p.m. If you live on East Side Went Side LaVicta Pleas Highlesd Adde or Feirlown Addu contact phone numbers 3011 1440 1154W for replacements or service follow up.
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