Labor Racket Exposed By Senate Committee
The report paints racketeers as a corrupt faction selling out workers to employers and vice versa to line their own pockets. It notes some unions back thieves despite decades of cheating, while other unions push to clean up organized labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee
Iens
Cher
Ike
State Department
Herter
Dulles
Dean Acheson
White House
Federal Communications Commission
Doerfer
McConnaughey
GOP
Commission
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Donald Jackson
Calif
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Pat Kearney
House Rules Committee
Smith
Justice Department
Miller
New York
NAM
Chou En Lai Warns Democracies Weigh Step Amid Blood Purge Claims
Premier Chou En Lai appears emboldened as he warns democracies to watch their step while admitting China’s past purge violence. He likens his regime to other dictators who eliminate opposition at home then seek global dominance, a path history says leads to downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chou Fn-lai
China
Chou
Congress weighs new crop control plan to curb surpluses
The article argues lawmakers struggle to implement an overall crop cut as past programs failed. It notes repeated experimental plans, shifting production among crops, and rising per acre yields. It suggests a mandatory nationwide acreage reduction could finally curb surpluses if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
We View With Pride Over Failed Iowa Offer Pad
The piece notes a failed bid padding attempt before the Iowa State Highway Commission. It states evidence shows a serious effort to mislead Iowa citizens and link the scheme to the Democratic Party. The plan collapsed as Iowa business leaders and Democrats refused involvement, with promoters facing trials in other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Highway Commission
Iowa
Commission
Towa
Editorial Briefs on Hurricane Audrey's Iowa Rainfall
The brief credits Hurricane Audrey with Thursday rains in Iowa and notes Audrey’s extended impact beyond winds. The piece muses on future civilizations judging today’s art as childish or aged by nightmare, asking what they willmake of present works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey
Iowa
Hydrant Thief Strikes San Francisco Construction Site
A fire hydrant theft occurred at a wartime housing project in South Basin. An engineer said the thief unbolted and lifted the hydrant intact. no water was in the mains. Authorities continue investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charles Kay Festeral
Improving trend may cut July 4 highway deaths in Boston
The Institute for Safer Living projects a drop from about 600 to 559 anticipated highway deaths during the four day July 4 weekend in Boston. It cites speed alcohol impatience and fatigue as the four deadly horsemen of the highways. The British RAF reports abandoning waterborne fighting aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Institute For Safer Living
The
Institute
Atlantic News-Telegraph publication and rates notice
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication details and subscription prices. It notes evenings edition except Sunday and provides carrier and mail rates for local Cass County, surrounding Iowa areas, and the U.S. including Canada. It includes editor contact and postal information from 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
Y. Simpson
Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Camada
Treasury clash lights furor in inflation hearings
In Washington the Senate inflation probe triggers a spat as Secretary George Humphrey faces cross examination by Sen. Bob Kerr. Freeman and Burgess push a combative line while Treasury aides warn against overreach. The piece also notes diary classifications, State Department views on Chris Herter, FCC leadership woes, and lobbying ties to Idaho Power stock moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
George Humphrey
Gaylord Freeman
First National Bank of Chicago
Treasury
Senate
Randy Burgess
Humphrey
Burgess
Freeman
Eisenhower
Bob Kerr
Oklahoma
Kerr
Uncle Sam
U.S. A
Morgenthau
Eastland
Mississippi
Jenner
Indiana
Senate Internal Security Committee
Mogenthau
Fdr
Hyde Park
Arthur Schlesinger
Harvard
Adlai Stevenson
Ducky
George Allenke
Howard Johnson
Chris Herter
Federal Power Commission
Jerome Kuykendall
FPC
Kuykendall
C. R. McDonald
Ebasco Services
Willard Gatchell
Gatchell
Idaho Power Company
Idaho Power
Hells Canyon
Kefauver
Office of Defense Mobilization
Jacob Wyckoff
ODM
Ebasco
McDonald
Wyckoff
Wall Street
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Faith in mercy and justice under God guides a patient man through life. The poem questions whether earthly status and dress define worth, noting that true value lies beyond pounds of flesh and bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Memorial enshrines Revolutionary War GI Joe in Philadelphia
The remains of an unknown soldier from the American Revolution were laid to rest in Washington Square Philadelphia on Friday. Rediscovered last year the grave was placed in a sarcophagus beneath a fire-sized statue of George Washington marking a memorial to a comrade from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
America
Washington Square
George Winshungton
Rev King Urges Quick End to Segregation in Nation
In Detroit more than 3000 hear Rev Martin Luther King at Henry and Edsel Ford Auditorium during NAACP annual convention. He calls for civil rights through non-violence even if it means jail and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Martin Luther King
United States
Henry and Edsel Ford
Montgomery
Ala
National Assa For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
King
Show Goes On Despite Power Failure in Flat Rock
The Vagabond Players presented Janus in Flat Rock North Carolina despite a severe storm causing four power failures. The show continued using 35 candles seven kerosene lamps and two car headlights to illuminate the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flat Rock
N.C. W
New Medical Advances Highlighted by Dr Bundesen
The 1957 feature notes several medical advances including Kynex a long acting sulfa drug with greater solubility and reduced daily dose, Dorbantyl laxative from a Michigan study, Celentin anticonvulsant for petit mal epilepsy, and a Q and A on fat digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
Kynex
Italy trip drifts through Florence and Pisa amid rain
Lydia R Otto describes a June journey from Munich to Italy with a 7 day C I T package. She notes rainy days and swollen rivers, Florence sights at the Pitti palace and Uffizi, copies by Pietro Palmieri, fashion shows in the White Hall, and a Pisa visit before continuing to Rome with a modern church service in Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Florence
Munich
C.I.T
Europe
Switzerland
St. Gotthard’s Pass
Sorrento
Inn
Pisa
Uffizi Gallery
Pitti Palace
Pietro Palmieri
Raffael
Maddalena Doni
Hamburg
St. Mathiaskirche
Gethsemane
Marika Roekk
Deutches Theater
Rome
Judge halts antitrust moves against Alcoa
Federal District Judge John M. Cashin ruled the aluminum industry is competitive enough to remove the need for further antitrust action against the Aluminum Company of America. He rejected the government's request to extend the period to bring additional antitrust moves, ending the case for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aluminum Co. of America
John M. Cashin
Alcoa
Cashin
Lookin Around By F D S and Local Notes
Jim Tyler describes hospitality in a Coca Cola themed story. A Nebraska visit reveals a Cass county car with Atlantic teachers and local figures. Rats plague Elm Maple area while Wayland Hopley family marks three anniversaries. Chestnut Street parking shows many outsiders, and a derelict war memorial remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland Hopley
Wayland Hopleys
Wayland Jrs
Peter
Hampton visitors return from Virginia trip
The Merle Kunzes Francis Edith Merlyn Kay and Bill of Hampton Virginia have returned home from a visit with Mr Kunze's brother Edgar Kunze and family. They also visited Lewis relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Merle Kunzes
Francis Edith
Merlyn Kay
Bill
Hampton, Va
Mr. Kunze
Edgar Kunze
Lewis
Also Mentioned on This Page
A's
South Basin
Ste
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Iowsa
Ifowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Cthe
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Fain
News-Telegraph
Atlantic News - Telegraph
Rev. King
University of Michigan
J. B
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Ils
Lydia R. Otto
Middle East
Jim Tyler
Tylers
Jim
Nebraska
Exeter
Neb
Cass County
Margaret DeLean
Helen DeLean
McWhorter
Harry Hjortshot
Standard Oil
Des Moines Register
Elm and Maple
Llte Street
Chestnut
Sas
LeVists Place
Rone
Times Square Station
Advertising Council
Newada Advertising Executives Asso
News - Telegraph
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!