Snowbound Trip Through Tennessee Storms and Festive Streets
A traveler recounts heavy snow from Nashville to Chattanooga and Memphis with eight to sixteen inches reported in Tennessee. Roads clogged, some locals dig out with rakes and hoes while Christmas tree Lane neighborhoods glow with caroling. The long journey ends with plans to visit relatives as more winter weather looms.
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Local residents move, retirements noted in county
Wayne Hughes H N and Mrs Hughes of Bridgewater head to Beaufort South Carolina for Parris Island duty. Bill Stolks of Casey retires this week after 15 years running the portable feed grinding business. Mrs Lester Nelson of Atlantic is named home maker of the week on WOW Omaha program January 10 at 1 p.m.
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Atlantic fire department gift and local notices
Harry Kay donated 25 dollars to the Atlantic fire department for their work on the Kay farm fire east of Atlanti last week. Brown stamps L M N P and Q for meats and fats expire January 1 and spare stamp No 1 valid for five pork points must be redeemed by January 1. Hugh Allen of the Whitney Loans and Trust company was elected treasurer of the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce.
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Avoca and Red Oak News Briefs from January 1934
Leo Wolfinger named chairman of the Young Men's Democratic club ball in Avoca on January 30 1934 honoring President Franklin D Roosevelt on his fifty second birthday. Avoca CWA workers clean and paint the school during Christmas vacation. Red Oak suffers its seventeenth fire in two weeks destroying C Russell Peterson home with estimated loss of $6 000.
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Young Men's Democratic Club
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Red Oak
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Warn Doctors Against New TB Drug Ethionamide
British doctors are warned not to give ethionamide to pregnant women due to potential harm to the unborn child. May and Baker Ltd says high doses cause deformities in animal tests and notes Trescatyl and Trescazide preparations are not sold in the United States.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph rates and publication details
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication schedule as evenings except Sunday. It provides subscription rates for in town, Cass County, other Iowa, U.S. and Canada, with monthly, quarterly, half year and full year options and differing prices. It notes affiliations with press associations and editor F. D. Simpson.
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Johnson Erhard talks and Berlin wall openings
Drew Pearson outlines Johnson Erhard talks and Germanys moderate forces. He notes Adenauers hard line, Brandts pragmatism, and Harrimans influence, stressing Berlin wall visits as a sign of potential unification gains and cautioning over U S troop stance and East West tensions.
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Germany
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Auto industry sets record with 7.5 million cars sold
Ward's Automotive Reports shows 7.5 million new cars sold in the year, surpassing the 7.46 million record set in 1995. Foreign cars contributed to the rise with about 74,000 imports, while domestic sales reached 7,127,000 versus 7,408,000 the previous year.
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Contract Bridge Play Tactics From Becker
Bridge column by B Jay Becker discusses declarer play in Four Spades and Three Notrump. It analyzes handling heart leads, potential diamond and club holdings by North and South, and aims to avoid down contracts by ruffing hearts, drawing trumps, and careful club plays, with emphasis on choosing failures and success in different splits.
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Wise buying for homemakers saves money and time
The article urges homemakers to study prices, nutritive value and usage rates to avoid waste. It discusses unit cost, package sizes, and practical choices like bouillon cubes, pecan meats, soap flakes, coffee, and bread to match needs with consumption, stressing computation of cost per ounce or cup.
Contentment In Life’s Simple Joys And Farewells
Poem reflecting on life’s meaning found in daily work love and friendship. It contrasts simple contentment with wealth and status, noting peace at home and companionship as true riches. The verse envisions warmth fireflowers and laughter through seasons, ending with the ache of absence when friends are not near.
Real Pro Nomura Actress Confesses to 208 Thefts
Real Pro Nagoya star Yamada, 94, once led a postwar troupe of traveling actors and then quit. Police say she was caught last week lifting a purse from a housewife’s shopping basket and confessed to 208 thefts totaling 2300 dollars.
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News-Telegraph delivery call lines listed by area
If you on Atlantic 8 city carrier route miss the News-Telegraph by 7 P.M. call your delivery line. Highland Addition call 243-4948 LaVista Place 243-4654 or 243-176 Fairlawn Addition 243-5535 Remaining East Side Chestnut area 243-2108
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Backache remedies and causes explored in medical column
A medical column outlines common backache causes from postures and seating to spinal issues. It cites Dr Ralph Soto Hall of the University of California and describes acute and chronic treatment approaches including heat, gentle exercises, posture correction, and physician supervision.
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University of California
San Francisco
King
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Today in History highlights major events of 1848 to 1963
On this date in 1848 the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad began service to New York City with seven mile per hour speed. In 1776 Congress granted George Washington dictatorial powers for six months. The 1939 Black Sea earthquake and floods killed over 30 000 and injured 100 000. In 1943 the federal government seized railroads to avert a transport stoppage. Ten years ago Eisenhower set a 2 billion bushel ceiling on imports. Five years ago France devalued the franc by 17 percent. One year ago Khrushchev urged Adenauer toward a German peace with UN troops in West Berlin.
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Prince Emile Shokoghi Loses 20000 Pledge Hazing Suit
Irani an Prince Emil Shokoghi, 28, failed to prove damages in a $20,000 suit against Phi Sigma Kappa at USC. He claimed permanent arm and back injuries from hazing in 1959 but the Superior Court ruled for the fraternity, which argued he was disgruntled over nonacceptance.
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University of Southern California
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