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An OCR fragment mentions health concerns and a hospitalization type incident. It references unclear terms like saplibestion and seems to indicate concerns over medical status without clear names or dates.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1955
Page
6
An OCR fragment mentions health concerns and a hospitalization type incident. It references unclear terms like saplibestion and seems to indicate concerns over medical status without clear names or dates.
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A state report concludes a June 8 incident in Dodge involved a youth bonfire blast caused by a dud World War II era shell. Officials investigated the event and identified the source of the explosion.
A fragment mentions involvement with Red Activities and ties to the Communist Party, describing a journalist's work and associations at the Eagle newspaper. The text is unclear but implies scrutiny of political affiliations and reporting duties.
A new Iowa income tax form is released for printers and will include a duplicate record sheet for personal use and a set of instructions on how to correctly fill out the income data. Officials emphasize accurate reporting and provide guidance for filers.
An all male jury found the Fort murder convict, a 23 year old A. C. Poole, guilty of killing A. C. Henry Poole in an apparent lovers lane shooting. The defense attorney said an appeal would be filed within two days.
United States officials claim the bomber program remains unmatched as assessments consider strengthening capabilities against communist missile threats. Officials emphasize steady progress and global lead amid evolving defense requirements.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon diagnosed with polio marks Iowa's second reported post vaccination case among children who received the Salk vaccine. The other non paralytic case occurred in Dexter, Dallas County. Iowa total polio cases reaches 54 for 1965.
The story county farmer Marle J. Matison, 53, was killed when a vehicle accident occurred after his vehicle struck a ditch and rolled. Riche ard said he and his family were passengers, with 11 year old Ames youth Webb riding nearby and unharmed.
President Eisenhower cautions against overestimating results from the Big Four talks and Geneva conference set to start July 18. He notes Soviet adherence to Marxist world outlook while expressing cautious hopes for progress.
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