Growing Atlantic Seeks New Residential Sites
Atlantic is expanding and needs more building lots as demand nears exhaustion. Two likely sites are the Malone development east of the high school and the Oakes and 14th Street area west of Chestnut, with a third southwest quadrant requiring street openings. Utilities suit these parcels, and planning should begin to accommodate rapid growth.
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Malone
14Th Street
Chestnut
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14Th
Locust
Little Rock riots and Russian propaganda
The writer argues that Russia has exploited the Arkansas Little Rock events to paint U S race relations as democratic hypocrisy. The Arkansas governor’s comparisons, and his claim that schoolgirls were held in communica de for hours, are cited as aiding Russia’s propaganda despite Hoover denying the charge. The piece concludes the governor has harmed the U S image abroad more than any other recent factor.
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U. S
Little Rock
Arkansas
Paris
Hungary
F.B.I
Russia
J. Edgar Hoover
Nasser and Eisenhower visit talk and farm safety warning
Editorial notes Nasser may visit Eisenhower over Middle East tensions while warning that corn harvest dangers loom on farms. The piece stresses safety around corn pickers and assigns blame to operators for accidents. It also weighs Little Rock upheaval's impact on youth, urging focus on lasting consequences over politics.
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Nasser
Eisenhower
Middle East
Russia
Road Work Halted Over Western Iowa Interstate Route
Controversy over the western section of the Iowa interstate stalled as the Federal Bureau of Roads shelved all work west of Neola. Decision within 10 days on priority route. Iowa Highway Commission reaffirmed Neola Loveland plan but warned no need money currently for a diagonal.
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Ames
Iowa
Federal Bureau of Roads
Washington
W.E. Reed
Neola
Council Bluffs
Loeland
Iowa Highway Commission
Loveland
Federal Bureau
State Commission
Southwest
Reed
Kansas City
John Butter
Iowa Commission
Stratford Garbage Complaint Highlights Out-of-Town Waste
Stratford city engineer told the Board of Works that visitors bringing garbage from outside the city to Stratford cause extra pickups. He urged enforcement to curb waste from nonresidents. Street cleanliness and budget impact were cited as concerns by officials.
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Ontci
Board of Works Committee
Atlantic News-Jelegraph notices and rates excerpt
Advertised rates for Atlantic News Telegraph and News Telegraph Pub Corp include monthly and yearly subscriptions for carriers in Atlantic Cass County and surrounding counties. Mail rates extend nationally and to Canada with specific year and half year terms.
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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
Amman Center of Intrigue in Eastern Mediterranean
Drew Pearson reports from Amman on Jordan as a focal point of regional power plays. He notes King Hussein's tense regime, Syrian-Egyptian aims, and recent security crackdowns around the American embassy amid calls for greater Western intervention. The piece frames Jordan as pivotal in the Eisenhower Doctrine and warns of looming peril for Hussein.
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Hussein
U. S. Information Office
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Ramtha
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Israel
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Eisenhower
Sympathy and help beyond words from Edgar A. Guest
The poem contrasts dull phrases of sympathy with a practical offer to help. A neighbor’s simple question What is it that you need shows real care. The piece also notes the American eel as the sole freshwater fish that migrates to the sea to spawn.
Lauterbach Attacks Tax Commission On Equalization
Martin Lauterbach the lone Republican on Iowa's three member State Tax Commission blames Democratic majority and Gov Loveless for failing to equalize property values across counties towns and districts. He calls for at least 78 adjustments and notes many assessors know values are incorrect. The piece also mentions the first railroad dining service on the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1862 offering oysters doughnuts and coffee.
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Martin Lauterbach
Iowa State Tax Commission
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Loveless
There’s No One Remedy That Cures All Ills
A fable about a donkey carrying burdens to illustrate that no single drug cures all illnesses. Each disease often needs a different remedy and after cure medicines should be discarded to avoid misuse. Also a Q and A discusses retroperitoneal tumors and X ray treatment viability depending on tumor type.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Lookin Around and Local Notes From Atlantic
Pictured is a modern dog house with a permanent awning owned by Ralph McCauley. Herluf Hansen shares a walnut test: hull, drop in water, float means bad if after drying. Griswold robins gather in groups to feed and bathe as they prepare to migrate. Lt Col Kelso returns from a three week tour of England, France, Belgium and Germany highlighting the varied work our Atlantic men engage in.
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Atlantic
Ralph McCauley
Ralph
Herluf Hansen
Griswold
Wm. Kelso
England
France
Belgium
Germany
Inflation lines up in autumn economy clash
A Business Mirror analysis outlines two inflation sides as autumn begins the cost of living rises while farm income climbs. It notes new BLS figures for a record high cost of living and a 3 percent year over year rise in factory worker earnings, with consumer prices up 3.6 percent and August retail spending hitting record levels.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Agriculture Department
Department of Commerce
Smogangeles Faces Short Smog Season in LA
Comedians may have to drop the city name smogangeles while Los Angeles experiences a quiet smog season. Only two bad air alerts through midseason, far fewer than last year, with one alert in Azusa. Local maps use Persian salachistan, though residents call it Yag- Nistan, or country of outlaws.
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Beirut
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Philadelphia
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Iowa Plots Beetle Emergency Funds Amid Tax and Divorce Trends
Des Moines reports show a $10,000 emergency fund move for a Fort Madison beetle invasion amid AG rulings. Entomologist Harris notes heavy infestation near town. Separate notes: tax commission sees 57 dismissals, shifting party balance. Iowa divorces fall under a 60 day cooling off law. Regents publish biennial report with cost cuts and format changes.
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IDPA
Legislative Budget and Financial Control
Fort Madison
Glenn Sarsfield
H. M. Harris
Ames
Iowa
Harris
Board of Regents
Iowa School For the Deaf
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Tax Commission
State Tax Commission
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Ruston VFW Post Bans Pledge Over Arkansas Troops
In Ruston Louisiana the Veterans of Foreign Wars post voted unanimously to dispense with the Pledge of Allegiance until federal troops are withdrawn from Arkansas. Post Commander Lescar W Harlan cited protest over troop deployment as the reason for the move.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
U.S
Little Rock
Ark
Lescar W. Harlan
Arkansas
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