16 May 1959
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1959
Page
1
The article praises the robin for ingenious housing, noting nests built on fire escapes, in bushes, trees, water spouts, and moving vehicles. It calls the bird a skilled provider, vigilant against intruders, and capable of adapting architecture to any surroundings while singing most of the time.
The piece argues vertical integration harms efficient hog farmers while noting its decline in pork production for hogs. It cites capital costs, overwork in poultry, and the shift of pork production to southern and western regions, signaling continued town farmer competitiveness despite new competition.
Iowa's state board of control expands mobile prison units to repair parks and mental institutions while rehabilitating inmates from Anamosa and Fort Madison. Led by George Callenius, the plan envisions modular units transporting about 25 men, with early work at Palisades Kepler Wapsipinicon Geode parks and Shimek forest.
In Littleton Colorado AP report says lawyers from Baton Rouge Chicago New York City Louisville and Oklahoma City offered to defend Dixie Anne Gottfried a former Miss Colorado Jaycee chosen last July who faces armed robbery charges in a drug store holdup in Arapahoe County.
Baghdad officialy drops the Eisenhower Doctrine aid plan as Premier Abdel Karim Kassem says Communists are his friends but he wishes good relations with Western nations, signaling a pivot in policy.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication details with evenings except Sunday and notes its corporate staff, postal classifications, and memberships. It also provides subscription rates by carrier in Atlantic, Cass and adjoining counties, elsewhere in Iowa, the U.S., and Canada, including monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options.
Maurice Chevalier nearly faced a firing squad in Paris in 1945 after enterta in Germany during the occupation. A rescue by Eisenhower aides and a formal inquiry kept him alive, allowing him to thank Mamie Eisenhower years later.
A light verse about resisting fame and work, preferring leisure and a fishing trip with a friend. The speaker contemplates avoiding writing a deathless poem, finding no motivation in money or glory, and choosing a carefree day by the bay when invited to fish.
Jerry Andersen son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Andersen has been selected by the American Legion post to attend Hawkeye Boys State at Camp Dodge Des Moines from June 7 to 14. He is a Walnut High School junior active in sports music and a member of FFA and the Peace Evangelical Reformed Church.
In a 15 table match point duplicate, the same hand produced varied results. North-South reached four to six hearts or clubs, or doubled clubs, while East-West favored five to six spades, all with deliberate plays and decisive defense that defeated a six heart slam.
Dr Herman N Bundesen explains that ordinary physical effort does not cause heart disease and many patients can perform standard work. He notes exceptions, cautions against overexertion, and says most coronary thrombosis occur at rest, with only a small share linked to exertion.
The piece notes a dramatized fishing tale and a robin on the fire at a sea stage. It mentions the Charles Ealers observing a cardinal nest with six eggs outside their window, reflecting local natural happenings and household moments.
Fragmentary text mentions officially disclosed speed figures and a related measurement, with limited readable context. The source provides sparse data on the subject, lacking clear names, dates, or locations to identify the event or entities involved.
In Sarnia a mix of electronic scientists and glass blowers joins jewelers in a crafts-themed scene. The city celebrates skilled tradesmen across specialties, highlighting fine metalwork and glass artistry alongside modern electronic innovation.
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