09 May 1955
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1955
Page
1
The piece argues for world peace after a devastating atomic explosion seen at 500 miles, warning that even a small bomb could obliterate major cities. It states no complete defense exists and stresses halting war before it begins as civilization's only haven.
A statewide study on Iowa tax structure will begin soon with the aim of creating a more orderly tax program for the future. The effort seeks to eliminate inequalities and place burdens more fairly, improving the current rambling system that has grown as needs or funds required.
A story from Savannah highlights the singer Johnny Mercer depositing 900000 dollars to a bank to pay off creditors of his father Nor Mercer’s failed real estate and insurance firm. The act, done without obligation, shows personal responsibility as the Democratic penitents debate party reconciliation.
Lapp urged a massive review of America's atomic secrecy policy after criticizing the federal government for failing to inform the public about nuclear fallouts and risks. He warned that life and death stakes demand full, consistent disclosure for civil defense planning.
Town records note a matter under the March 1979 act with details directed to Jews Daily Press Association. Communication by mail to Canada referenced, with subscriptions for one year or six months.
Washington reports White House advisers weigh appointing 71 year old Senator George of Georgia to replace John Foster Dulles as secretary of state. Factors include George's age danger of re election, Dulles' political liability, and foreign policy concerns in the Far East amid GOP right wing and China lobby pressures.
A fragmented discussion on how temperament affects retirement adjustments. It suggests gentle natures may cope differently, with emphasis on personal items like routine, care from a spouse, and staying busy through tasks, garden work, or domestic routines. There is no clear outcome or defined study result.
Advice on happy retirement stresses harmony at home. The piece suggests domestic temperament alignment with a wife fosters contentment in later years.
Sioux City councilor seeks a two year term while other candidates announce in the area. Alex Kantrovich, John Grogan, and Schwenker seek director spots. Tom Chees opposes Siex City. Des Moines figures Ben Jeffries and Sam Turk discuss district co directorships. Marilyn Blome to reign queen at Iowa State College events in May.
The piece argues Mao Tse-tung remains central to Chinese policy, with Chou En-lai as a high but subordinate figure, while Molotov and Khrushchev shape Soviet leadership. It notes Chu Teh and Liu Shao-chi as key Chinese figures and discusses the dynamics among top communist leaders.
Roger W Babson argues that competition in free enterprise threatens American family life. He warns big business draws workers from home, harming marriages and children, and urges parental guidance and stable community ties amid constant corporate moves.
The piece argues that excessive parental effort to shield children from labor and fund expensive schooling and marriages breeds emotional immaturity. It predicts a forthcoming mood drop as workers and consumers tire of ongoing struggle and wage pressures.
Dr. Charles C. Haner of Grinnell was chosen as president elect at the Iowa Psychological Association meeting held here Saturday.
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