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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1955
Page
8
A fragment notes a Daly club event on a fall day featuring an annual gathering. Readable portions reference a soapbox style discussion in the morning as part of the program. Details on participants or exact schedule are not provided.
Albany N Y Joe Burke Jr is named winner of the first annual Wilbur Bade Memorial Award by the editorial staff of the Lanting Mich State Journal. The award honors the memory of the late Bade and recognizes achievement within the guild. The convention notes focus on anti discrimination hiring clauses and a meeting of the International Executive is discussed. Telephone counts rise from 1 million in 1940 to 53 million today.
Congress backed a defense bill after a voice vote in the House and Senate approval of conference agreements. The measure aims to provide extra dollars for defense and quick enactment, with President Eisenhower anticipated to sign due to urgent national security needs.
An 11 year old, Claude Petit, has been selected as Miss Cinemonde to represent France in the international beauty contest in Long Beach. The designation marks her as a leading entrant in the event.
Iowa Insurance Commissioner Charles K iecher calls a rash of unregistered stock sales a major concern. He cites unregistered securities including oil and gas stocks, with losses estimated at about a million dollars annually. A Pocahontas County official notes no charges yet, while investigations continue into the mail sale of Canadian stocks.
The state implements a new tag requirement this Friday for cattle owners. Cattle roundups may incur a 04 bam fee. farmers must comply with the tagging rule to avoid penalties.
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