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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1958
Page
6
Iowa 100 from Council Bluffs to U.S. 71 will be known as Iowa 92 thereby creating a continuous east west highway across the state. The six mile Lewis to U.S. 6 and U.S. 71 connector will be renumbered with 100 replacing 92 markers. The Iowa Highway Commission announced the change on Monday.
Firemen in Berlin Connecticut suspect a sadistic arsonist is behind a series of brush fires on the wrong side of railroad tracks. They have had to dig tunnels under the tracks to run hoses to the other side where hydrants are unavailable, and trains often cut the hoses.
Mrs. R. W. Hanks of Sioux City reports first relief in years after using SEL-O-PON CAP. SALES promise quick, clean, safe treatment. The ad promotes SEL-O-PON as a vegetable compound with a water sip method and offers a money back guarantee.
Funeral services for Edward FE Snouffer, 95, of Atlantic were held this afternoon at 1 30 at the Roland funeral home with Mayo Proctor of Lewis Christian church officiating. Burial followed in the Atlantic cemetery. Mrs Kenyon V King played Abide With Me and Beyond the Sunset on the organ. Pall bearers were John Alliband Charles Ruhr Gregory Gubbels Floyd Lamoreaux Alfred Williams and A E Sargent.
Max Conrad of Winona Minnesota prepared a small single engine plane for a short hop to Rome after completing a 4 440 mile flight from New York to Palermo. He faced headwinds and storms most of the journey as he arrived in Palermo on Tuesday and then reached Rome after a tough voyage.
The Senate passed legislation to authorize federal permission for remodeling the Mississippi River toll bridge at Rock Island. It sets a July 1 1960 start date for construction and requires completion within three years.
The Senate passed a bill to permit greater sharing of U S military atomic secrets with allied nations with two Anderson amendments. It would allow Britain to receive non nuclear parts and weapon designs while other allies could gain data on weapon sizes effects reactor designs and fuels. The measure goes to conference with the House which passed the bill last week without amendments.
Premier Charles de Gaulle conferred with Gen Lauris Norstad supreme allied commander in Europe to discuss France's Western defense role. The talks with NATO Secretary General Paul-Henri Spaak highlighted the importance attached to France's ties with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
A State University of Iowa article discusses feeding children with balanced meals and varied foods. It stresses avoiding repeating the same dishes, easing introduction of new foods, and limiting desserts as rewards while celebrating milestones with occasional treats.
Swedish observers claimed Soviet warships, including a Sverdles class cruiser, four submarines and tankers, passed through the Kattegat into the Atlantic last weekend. The fleet reportedly headed toward the Atlantic, with observers noting possible anti aircraft or anti war aims and tracking their route from the Baltic.
A Senate inquiry requests 31.605 Wd for omilars assistance to friends and associates. The document notes broad support and mentions a request tied to a timeline and defined beneficiaries.
Republicans seek a decisive economic upturn to divert attention from the Sherman Adams controversy. Eisenhower supporters and opponents clash over Adams' staying on as chief aide amid gifts from Bernard Goldfine. Analysts say the incident may hurt GOP chances similar to 1952 Democratic fallout, with October economic signals possibly shaping votes.
Mr and Mrs Forest Collan and Richard from Floodwood Minnesota spent last week with his relatives Mrs Edith Collman and family. Mrs Ivan Vetter attended the evaluation of her granddaughters Janine Kerkman and Patricia Kerkman visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs G E Laliburton of Compton California are visiting sister Mrs Ella Brower.
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