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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1949
Page
6
Ellen Carsten sen Reenberg of Copenhagen Denmark stayed as a house guest at Rev Strandskov's home for a few days. She attended a public appearance at the town hall Tuesday evening and was well received.
Census Bureau figures released through Secretary Sawyer show 60.95 million Americans held jobs in November, with 59.62 million civilian jobs, a rise of 517 thousand from October. Non farm employment reached 51.54 million, back to 1949 highs, while unemployment fell by 167 thousand to 3.409 million amid seasonal hiring.
Federal inspection of Company K in the Atlantic national guard unit will occur tomorrow under Col. James P. Gammon. The Legion Memorial building hosts the 8 PM event with officers Col. C H Carbot Ashantley Lt. Col. Edward Reynolds and Maj. Morgan Witfield in attendance.
The shah of Iran refused a Hollywood studio visit, choosing instead to inspect nuts and bolts at an aircraft factory. Advisers say the refusal is not disinterest in films, but a pattern of declining unscheduled invitations during his U S tour.
Federal inspection set for Wednesday December 7. AH members to report at 7 30 am to the armory under Capt. Donald Wells.
Miss Naomi Shank of Iowa State College Extension will discuss essential home lighting and equal lighting needs for households at Cass county homemakers gathering in the Cameo room of the Hotel Whitney. The program runs 1 to 3 30 pm and features demonstrations of affordable lighting upgrades and the installation of new county officers and township chairmen for 1950.
Winners in the recent declamatory contest were announced. In the dramatic division Sherry Holst won first with In Rebecca's Room and Bob Larsen second with Into a Better Kingdom. Ruth Mueller claimed third with The Money Spider. Kathleen McDermott led the oratorical division with Bloody Altars. Shirley Paasch won the humorous division.
The Waltz won top honors. Donna Larsen took second for The Show Must Go On and On and On. Sally Jacobsen placed third with At the Swimming Pool. Mrs Maurice Wilson of Avoca High School led the group with coach Miss Lois Nelson.
David Korenstein of Hoboken says the Special Formula restored his energy and improved his job performance. He urges trying Bexel with a 30 day money back guarantee and notes personal success as a top salesman.
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