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21 May 1957
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Atlantic News Telegraph in Atlantic, Iowa
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1957
Page
1
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Pleasant Threat Inflation Threat to Nation’s Economy
An analysis warns that inflation is a deceptive danger, felt as pleasant money in hand while eroding value. Government spending fuels the trend, and resisting it will be difficult yet essential to avoid economic collapse. Control measures are urged as preferable to ruinous outcomes.
Go To College Increases Need To Pursue Higher Education
The article argues that modern educational standards are higher and competition tougher between high school and college graduates. It urges students to consider college rather than stop schooling after high school, noting that a ten year college background is common among today’s employers and that higher education is essential to succeed in business and industry.
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Collese Paninre
Doose Wall
Clean Itself Up The AFL-CLO Dismisses Beck From Membership
The AFL-CLO governing body drops Teamster Union president Beck from membership. A Beck-led internal movement aims to remove him. Public opinion can be decisive against racketeering and the influential but small faction within the labor movement must be eliminated for union viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afl-Clo
Teamster
Beck
Labor
Union Labor
Itoas
Report Smaller Budget Surplus
House tax experts forecast a reduced surplus for 1957 and 1958 offset by higher receipts and spending. The January estimate placed the 1957 surplus at 1.7 billion dollars, now seen near 1.2 billion, signaling a smaller cushion for tax cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Donaibbbe Sith
Treasury
Sears
Davenport Police Seek Extradition in Reno Robbery Case
Davenport police pursue extradition of James Gonzales, a Denver man, from Reno for questioning in an $850 armed robbery at a downtown tavern. He is one of three men sought.
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Davenport
Davenport Polie
Denver, Coto
Reno
New
Taver
James Gonzales
Atlantic News Rates Show Local and National Subscriptions
The notice lists subscription prices for mail delivery and carrier routes. Rates vary by region with one year at 8 and in state and out-of-state options. Advertises to Cass and adjoining counties and to Canada with monthly and quarterly terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athietic
Man Om Cass
Iowa
U. S
Towa
Canada
Kuykendall Secret Meetings Spark Gas Bill Probe
Washington columnist draws attention to Jerome Kuykendall, reappointed head of the Federal Power Commission, and a secret White House backed meeting with gas industry representatives to draft a gas bill. Congressman MacDonald questions the consumer protection duty and secrecy. Pending Senate testimony may lead to impeachment inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Power Commission
Washington
Jerome Kuykendall
Eisenhower
Federal PowerworkMission
Kuykendall
United States
Torbert MacDonald
Boston
Randall le Boeuf
Consolidated Edison
New York
William Taver
Southern Natural Gas
Birmingham
Ala
David Seals
Texas Natural Gas
Southern Gas
Northern Gas
White House
Kuykendal
Congress
Jerry Morgan
Southern Gas Companies
Congressman MacDonald
MacDonald
Mayors’ Association
U. S
Federal Power Commission
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Big Gas
Harris
House of Representatives
Senate
Ohio
McCarthy
National Commission
Harold Medina
Bernard Baruch
David Dubinsky
Ike
Walter George
Georgia
James Richards
South Carolina
Richards
CIA
Allen Dulles
Nasser Wll
Kremlin
Egypt
Cairo
Moscow
Bill Knowland
Formosa
Defense
Wilson
Chiang Kan- Shek
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Poem contrasts tourists and locals, noting visitors bring income though treated with irony. It observes outsiders spending freely while locals mock and overcharge, then asks what natives would do if tourism vanished.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Edgar A
Irony noted in case of three burglar suspects on 100 mile chase
An ironic note was added to the case file of three men arrested for questions about a burglary spree after a bullet punctured 100 mile chase. A Reno policeman, a deputy sheriff, and an FBI agent live on the suspects' street. SPOUX CITY & The Iowa United Commercial Travelers closed their ACT convention. Des Moines' Harod Lo Varner named counselor and Fort Dodge's Verne Go Wolfe junior counselor.
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Reno
FBI
Spoux
Iowa United Commercial Travelers
ACT
Harod Lo Varner
Des Moines
Verne Go Wolfe
Fort Dodge
Lookin Around And Oddities In A Small Town
A column recounts oddities from daily life including a Santa impersonator scam by a telephon e clerk, the Turk family’s appendectomies, and Georgia eggs sold in Iowa. Elk Horn notes Dr Horner of Omaha University delivering the graduation address with 25 seniors receiving diplomas. Alexander Hamilton born on Nevis is mentioned. Area: 50 square ales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Horn
John Horner
Omaha University
Howard Hansen
Board of Education
Carrlee Gregersen
C. R. Jensen
Harriet Middleswart
Alesander Hamilton
Nevis
A &Ny
British West Indies
Points To Think Over Before Taking A Drink
An article advises prevention of alcoholism with six rules such as eating with drinks and avoiding drinking when tired. It notes excessive use builds tolerance and addiction and cites medical guidance from The Catholic Digest via Dr Eugene Marzullo. A Q and A discusses chest swelling and strained heart muscle with potential causes and the need for physician evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Digest
Eugene R. Marzullo
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Britain’s hydrogen bomb shift and allied deterrence stance
In Marlow’s column Britain reveals a hydrogen bomb capability and a new deterrence policy linking defense to assured damage against Russia. The United States will supply missiles while Britain relies on bombers and reduced forces, signaling a tense era of nuclear mutual deterrence among the three powers.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Britain
Pacific
U. S
Good Deed Plowing For Charley Bentons Near Coon Rapids
A neighborly group of 14 men gathered to plow the Bentons’ fields near Coon Rapids in a spring mercy project. Participants included Bennie Rosenbeck Glen Covault George Rasmussen Melvin Betts Dale George Cecil Railsback Far Yutler Clarence Benton Delbert Benton Veryl Benton Hans Sorensen Jerry Sorensen Earl Moore and Alfons Siefert. Lunch was provided by Velma Duvault Darlene George and Venora Rasmussen.
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Charley
Industry Holds Big Stake In A Tests At Atomic Site
American industry estimates a 22 million dollar stake in the atomic test series at a southern Nevada site awaiting a go ahead after repeated weather delays. The series will include more than 15 blasts and run through Sept 1. Products to be tested include anti blast valves doors and structural clay masonry for atomic shelters to protect everyday life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Eisenhower Nominates MacIntyre for Air Force Undersecretary
President Eisenhower nominates Malcolm A. MacIntyre of New York aged 49 a lawyer from Scarsdale to be undersecretary of the Air Force succeeding James H. Douglas who becomes secretary of the Air Force. Stonewall Jackson enters New York University Hall of Fame after persistent ballot wins since 1900.
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MacIntyre
Washington
Eisenhower
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
New York
Air Force
Scarsdale
N.Y
James H. Douglas
Thomas Jonathan
Stonewall” Jackson
Hall of Fame of
New York University
Everest Heads Air Forces in Europe
President Eisenhower named Lt. Gen. Frank F. Everest as commander in chief of U S air forces in Europe and nominated him for full general. He will succeed Maj. Gen. William H. Conner who is reassigned. Power to lead Strategic Air Command was also nominated for full general with Lemay becoming Air Force vice chief of staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Frank F. Everest
U.S
Europe
Everest
William H. Conner
Thomas S. Power
Curtis Lemay
Strategic Air Command
Lemay
Air Force
Return Home From Bridgewater Visit
Walter Thornton and Henry Wohrenwald returned to Chicago after visiting Bridgewater, carrying memories of their trip and noting the local scenes and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewater
Walter Thornton
Henry Wohrenwald
Chicago
New Iowa Manufacturers Assn Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
New officers for the Iowa Manufacturers Association were chosen here. E. H. Fiening of Keokuk will serve as regional vice president succeeding Carl Umlandt of Muscatine, who becomes secretary. Other regional vice presidents were also re-elected.
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Iowa Manufacturers Assn
E. H. Fiening
Keokuk
Carl Umlandt
Muscatine
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