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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1956

Page

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Lie Detector Test Planned On Suspect In Slayings

Police planned a third lie detector test for Harry Newlander 49 a machinist in Chicago held without charge connected to the strangling of three city youths Robert Peterson 14 John Schuessler 13 and Anton Peterson 11. Investigators noted steel particles under the Peterson boy s fingernails and Newlander previously served a year of a five year sentence for molesting a 13 year old.

Chicago Joseph Graney Harry Newlander Robert Peterson John Schuessler Anton Newlander Peterson Boy John Valkanet

Bramer Family Attends Ames Graduation Events

Mr and Mrs Walter Bramer attended graduation exercises at Iowa State College in Ames where their son in law Don Kaldenburg earned a masters degree and nephew Monte Potter earned a bachelor degree. Elmer Potter and grandson Tod joined them from Harlan plus Gerald Bramer and wife in Cedar Falls for the weekend visit. A note recalls England's 1825 rail passenger transport assumption that only the rich would use it.

Walter Bramer Iowa State College Don Kaldenburg Monte Potter Elmer Potter Tod Harlan Bramers Ames Walter Bramers Cedar Falls Gerald Potters Munte England

World powers and the shifting balance of global influence

A speculative piece weighs how world powers may evolve over fifty years. It projects the United States and Russia as dominant leaders, with Britain, China, Germany, and France potentially diminishing. India is noted as a rising potential power, while the Arch peoples are hinted as a possible future bloc.

Itene Britain Germany France United States Ruesta Britain Probabivy Thord Although Sere Mehit China India Russia

Farmers Seek Government Aid Amid Falling Incomes

The text argues farmers face a downward income trend while others gain, urging government help to prevent widespread bankruptcy. It warns young farmers risking debt and savings erosion if prices stay depressed and calls observers claiming a discovery to focus on reversing farm income trends.

Old Ideologies and Hidden Crimes in Khrushchev Remarks

The piece argues Khrushchev omits international Stalin crimes like Poland’s rape and Baltic enslavement. It suggests Moscow views anti western acts as justified and notes American voters’ curiosity about the Be­fauver victory. It questions Khrushchev’s reform stance and Eisenhower’s chances.

Red Khrushchev Stalin Poland Baltic Europe Finland North Korea Mr. Khruschev Kremlin Moscow

Radar study to track faint meteors in space

Harvard astronomers announced a powerful new radar eye in Columbus to observe invisible meteors. The system aims to detect meteors 500 times fainter than visible light, revealing origins and effects on Earth. Daily cosmic dust mass and energy may influence weather patterns and auroras.

Columbus Ohio Harvard University Outer Space Earth

Radar study aims to reveal meteor origins and orbits

Scientists Gerald S. Hawkins Curtis L. Hemenway and Fed Lo Whipple report to the American Astronomical Society that the new radar study should yield facts about meteors heights speeds orbits and origins.

Gerald S. Hawkins Curtis L. Hemenway Fed Lo Whipple American Astronomical Society

Netting Rough Fish Target Lake Manawa

The State Conservation Commission announced an all-out netting operation to remove rough fish from Lake Manawa near Counee Bluffs wall, to begin soon. The commission says the lake will gain a new water source after the Mosquito Creek diversion is finished by mid summer.

Des Moines Lake Manawa Counee Bluffs State Conservation Commission

Atlantic News-Telegraph Publication Details and Rates

The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication evenings except Sand News Telegraph. F D Simpson Editor. Classifieds and subscription rates shown: carrier inside Atlantic Iowa rates monthly to yearly ranges and mail rates for Cass and neighboring counties and broader regions including Canada. Pricing includes one month 80 cents and yearly options up to ten dollars.

Sand News-Telegraph Pub. Corp F. D. Simpson Atlantic Iowa News Daily Press Iowa Press Associat National Editorial Associati Athantic Cass U. S Canada

Dulles Brothers Clash and Benson Lobby Machine

The piece notes a public disagreement between John Foster Dulles and Allen Dulles over Cold War rhetoric. It also profiles Ezra Taft Benson’s Capitol Hill lobbying operation, led by Jack Anderson, aiding passage of the farm bill and shaping interagency contact during Senate debates.

Washington Dulles John Foster Dulles Secretary Alen Alien Dulles Central Intelligence State Department Pentagon Russia Dulles Brothers Allen John John Foster Foster United States Secretary of State Benson Ezra Taft Benson Agriculture Department Capitol Hill Jack Anderson California San Francisco Capital Hall Anderson Senate Aiken Vermont Capitol Hall

Just Folks by Edgar A Guest

A fragmented poem excerpt praises the simple kindness of a child who says hello and smiles at passersby. The piece reflects on genuine friendliness versus social pretensions and ends with a nod to innocence and warmth from unnamed children.

Just Folks Edgar A. Guest

Unemployment Tax Increases Hit Iowa Employers

About 1,000 Iowa employers face higher 1955 unemployment compensation taxes with additions up to 60,000 dollars, while another 1,000 receive refunds up to 40,000 dollars. Notices began June 1 after a legislative amendment caused a double computation to align with federal rules.

Des Moines Iawa State Employment Security Commission Ward Jones Commission Jones Commission O

The Devaluation of Stalin by George Sokolsky

An analysis of Stalin’s legacy and the rise of Khrushchev to supplant Stalinist Russia. The piece argues successors must discredit Stalin while shaping a new Soviet order and notes lingering Stalinist influence in Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and beyond.

Stalin Ivan the Terrible Russia Yalta Geneva Tratzky Bukharin Zinoviev Kamenev Lenin Khrushchev Soviet Bulganin Malenkov London Charles Laughton Presidium Poland Czechoslovakia Hungry China Italy United States Lecques Decios Karl Beowder Khrushcbes

Road modernization plan prompts Ames meeting with policy panel

Iowa Highway Commission and Iowa Good Roads Assn policy committee set a Monday April 2 briefing on financing road upgrades. Engineers estimate over 649 million dollars to widen primary roads to 24 feet and more for four lane paving with county breakdowns including Potta wattuie county at 18.5 million primary roads and interstate needs. Other counties show eight to nine million each. Reverend Grant Ho Elfords choir to sing at Minneapolis General Conference May 8 and 9 with John D Mallanee as director.

Ames Iowa Highway Commission Iowa Good Roads Assn Commission Parley Audubon Grant Ho Elford First Methodist Church the Methodist Church Minneapolis John D. Mallanee

Man Fined for Bite at Oklahoma City Café

JP Robert Simins Popejoy, 18, was fined $7 after taking a bite from a stranger’s hamburger at a cafe in Oklahoma City. Officers said he walked to a booth, sampled the sandwich, then returned it, claiming he thought the owner was someone he knew.

Oklahoma City Robert Simins Popejoy

Newspaper Delivery Warning for Atlantic Residents

Residents on city carrier routes in Atlantic must receive their paper by 7 p.m. or risk missing delivery.

Atlantic

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