08 May 1959
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1959
Page
1
In a Tuesday talk Roswell Garst argues that education reforms the communist model toward a socialist state. He says educated communists think for themselves, resist rigid control, and that productivity reduces war risk, with communism spreading then fading in the Middle East as cooperation grows.
The text argues that inflation consumes wage gains and that workers should demand stabilized prices and cut government spending. By pressuring for lower inflation rather than pursuing immediate raises, workers would gain purchasing power without fueling inflation, effectively achieving a wage increase through inflation control.
The text argues that governments spend three billion more than they take in and should reduce debt in good times. It warns that failure to shed debt during prosperity will keep weakening finances as borrowing rises and taxes may need to increase. The piece emphasizes constraint in favorable economic conditions.
William G. Murray, Iowa State College economics professor and former Republican governor candidate, departs May 29 on a six month lecture tour through Iran, Pakistan, India, Thailand, Malaya, Indonesia, Japan and the Philippines to discuss farm credit and economics. He seeks a college leave of absence. John Jacob Astor established a settlement at the mouth of the Columbia River in 1811.
Atlantic News Telegraph prints rates for delivery by carrier and mail across regions. Rates show monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options in Atlantic Cass County and surrounding areas, plus U S and Canada pricing.
Independence Missouri guide Harry Truman invites visitors through his library guiding with humor and strong memories. He highlights Pick Sloan flood control plan and shares portraits, trophies, and gifts from world leaders while reflecting on past presidents and military leaders in a vivid stroll through history.
Gov Her schel Loveless praised the Iowa Legislature for several achievements including repeal of the notice to depart law aid to disabled persons interstate road funding state institutions Civil Defense Administration and a gas tax audit He also criticized the body for not enacting legislative reapportionment civil service reform and governmental reorganization to meet modern operating needs
A farmer northwest of here finally receives a 1911 postcard mailed by the Charles City House Furnishing Co after years of waiting. The original postmark reads June 30, 1911 and a second Los Angeles postmark shows April 6, 1959. The owner owes three cents postage to have the card mailed.
Poem recalls childhood friends and carefree days, with vivid images of barefoot games, fishing holes, and old memories. The narrator laments the passage of time while cherishing dreamlike reunions with playmates from youth. The piece closes with a sober reminder not to drink and drive.
The fragment discusses contract bridge bidding with five hands and varying responses. It notes the opening by West and North and explores optimal bids such as Double and Pass, highlighting risk and safety in overcalling with spades and the value of high card points and distribution.
Analysis explains that microbes mutate rapidly, outpacing human medicine. Natural selection favors resistant strains, turning once effective antibiotics into limited tools. Repeated use drives new generations that can inactivate drugs, necessitating new antibiotics to tackle recurring infections.
Fragmentary note cites a tested device named Lenin credits a breaker and mentions a vessel, Beighum, and the Netherlands with a 1830 separation claim. The text mixes names and events with uncertain connections and lacks verifiable context.
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