Four Atlantic students perform in state music festival program
Four Atlantic high school music students appeared in the state music festival program at the KANT auditorium in Des Moines Saturday night. Nine high school band members will take part in the Cres ton band festival on Wednesday and Thursday. Mary Zellers Alice Moore and Gail Poch were in the all state chorus. Emily Stone was in the all state band. Accompanied by LeRoy Dick the group rehearsed Friday and Saturday for Saturday night’s program.
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Atlantic High School
KANT
Des Moines
Creston
Mary Zellers
Alice Moore
Gail Poch
Emily Stone
Allstate
LeRoy Dick
Southwest Iowa
Dr. McMillen
University of Colorado At
Crest
Atlantic Band
Don Allen
James Wedemeyer
Jerry Marsden
Joan Dunn
Sue Shannon
Marcelyn Myers
Richard Golding
Sale Postponed for Leland Johnson Property
Anita sale scheduled for December 3 has been postponed to Saturday December 6 as announced in the Io Try News Telegraph want ads.
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Leland Johnson
Anita
News
Petit Jury
David J. Miller
Isaac W. Griffith
Miller-Griffith
Local News Briefs Highlights From Atlantic Citizens
Several family visits and community notes fill this Atlantic page. Mrs. Alice Meyers hosts visitors from San Diego and Council Bluffs while Doris Joan Bartley from Omaha is set for a KM TV program appearance. Local business and civic items include tax sale results, Boy Scout council meeting, a marriage license, and farm sales near Anita. City plow plans and cold weather forecast close the roundup.
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Alice Meyers
Earl Zentz
San Diego
Cal
Milton Densmore
Council Bluffs
Doris Joan Bartley
Omaha
George Baxter
KM TV
Auto Licenses Reported in Cass County at Noon
At noon today the Cass county treasurer's office had issued 275 auto license plates for 1952, 66 fewer than the previous count, with officials noting the pace may pick up later in the week.
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Cass County Treasurer's Office
Slippery Streets After Light Thaw Across U S 6
Streets on Atlantic area were slick Saturday evening after a light thaw. Traffic on U S 6 queued and slowed as drivers mishandled icy patches and minor skids were reported.
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Atlantic
U.S. 6
Semi trucks stranded on snowbound hills block Maple street traffic
A semi trailer stalled on Maple street hill at 6 o clock backed up traffic for miles as nine other large trucks followed detours around Seventh street. The U S west of Atlantic road remained closed for hours due to stalled rigs and jackknifed vehicles seven miles west of Oakland amid fresh snow on icy slopes.
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Maple Street
Seventh Street
U. S
Atlantic
Oakland
Morse May Lose Seniority For GOP Bolt
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon, now an independent, voted with Republicans on organizing the Senate. Republicans hesitate to strip his eight years of seniority and committee assignments as debate over action continues. Morse said he remains an independent and will not join either caucus.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
Senate
Oregon
Senate Armed Services and Labor
Morse
Republican Party
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Eisenhower
Iowans Calf Wins in Chicago at International Show
Faye Mugge a 15 year old 4 H club member from Cleghorn Iowa edges her 1050 pound Aberdeen Angus calf Shorty to win first in the breed summer yearlings at the International Live Stock Exposition judging in Chicago. She now advances toward the grand champion steer title with two more barriers to clear against Hereford and Shorthorn contenders.
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Chicago
Faye Mugge
Cleghorn, Jr
AD. Weber
Kansas State College
Fay
Aberdeen Angus
Tobin urges CIO AFL merger to present united labor front
Secretary of Labor Maurice Tobin urged the CIO to quickly merge with the AFL to show a united labor front to the incoming Republican administration. He spoke at the CIO convention as delegates debated appointing a successor to Philip Murray amid factional splits. Walter Reuther led in the race for CIO president, with Allan Haywood supporters reluctant to concede. Tobin warned that gains under the Democratic era could be endangered by a Republican shift and urged unity in the labor movement.
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Maurice Tom Monday
CIO
AFL
Republican National
Tobin
Philip Murry
Walter P. Reuther
CIO Auto Workers
Unon
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