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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1941

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New Superintendent Takes Over Cherokee Hospital

Des Moines reports Dr Norman D Render assumes duties as superintendent of the Cherokee state hospital for a four year term at 3000 dollars yearly. He succeeds the late Dr B R Smith who died last year. In Ravenna Nebraska a blast wrecked a gasoline station injuring three men and destroying the station. A Des Moines mother Mrs Jack Arlaud saves her four children from a blaze suffering burns in the rescue.

Des Moines Norman D. Render Cherokee State Hospital Render BR. D. Smith Desa Moines Jack Arlaud Arlaud Jerry

Man befriended slugged and robbed on downtown street

The injured man, identified as Moore, said a stranger he befriended in a tavern led him to a cheap hotel after buying him a drink. Moore was slugged by the stranger and a companion as he left, with $35 to $50 taken from his wallet.

G. Moore Stochinne Nipeliee Ts’ Des Bméines Moore

Emmetseburg Decree Denies Heirship Claim in Estate Case

In Emmetseburg district court a decree denies Pearl Clesle Eaton a share of the 500000 Aruguat Clesle estate Ruthven stock raiser and landowner. Eaton claimed she was orally adopted and entitled to be heir under a settled plan with Clesle and her father John Osterson. Clesle's will provides Eaton a 5000 trust fund instead.

Emmetseburg Emmetaburg Pearl Clesle Eaton Aruguat Clesle Ruthven

Veterinarian Cady Wins Slander Counterclaim in Iowa Case

A Cerro Gordo County jury awarded Dr. C. W. Cady of Mason City 8500 in his slander counterclaim against Dr. W. D. Kinney. Kinney had sought 27900 for hog deaths on his farm tied to a double cholera vaccination incident. a prior action was dismissed. Carl N Kennedy returned from New York after attending a field managers conference for Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.

Mason City Cerro Gordo C. W. Cady W. D. Kinney Kigney Cady M. H. Kepler Kinney Beck New York Carl N. Kennedy Chestnut Street New York City Farm Loan Division The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co

Weather Town Forecast Summary

Partly cloudy in west and north with southeast clouds. Rain tonight and Sunday in the southeast. Slightly warmer in the extreme northwest tonight. Shippers forecast shows 10 in the north half and 20 in the south half. Nebraska forecast: fair tonight and Sunday with considerable cloudiness in the extreme southeast and mild temperatures.

Shippers Nebraska

McAdoo Dies in Washington at 78 Suddenly in Hotel

Former Senator William Gibbs McAdoo longtime public servant and World War era treasury secretary died suddenly of heart disease in a Washington hotel. He was 78 and survived by his wife Doris Cross McAdoo and daughter Mrs Brice Clagett. McAdoo helped drive Liberty Loans and led railroads during WWI. He served in the Senate 1932 to 1938 after earlier ties to Wilson, with multiple marriages and seven children.

Washington S. N William Gibbs McAdoo the Treasury Woodrow Wilson McAdoo Doris Cross ‘McAdoo Brice Clagett The American Hens Marietta, Ga University of Tennessee New York Jersey City Baltimore Democratic National Committee Wilson Treasury Treasury Department California Franklin D. Roosevelt U.S. Senate Roosevelt Sheridan Downey Sarah Houston Fleming Eleanor Wilson Doris Cross San Diego Calif Oakland Clayton Platt Jr Nona M. Taylor William G. McAdoo Francis H. McAdoo Elen Wilson McAdoo Mary Faith McAdoo

Woman suffers serious head injuries in basement fall

Mrs. Oscar Bloom, hospitalized in Burlington, was with her sister Mrs. Herbert Nelson yesterday. On returning home, Mrs. Bloom hurried upstairs and fell into the basement after mistaking a door, suffering serious head injuries.

Burlington Oscar Bloom Herbert Nelson

Jail gains new paint after inspection delay

Cass County Sheriff Harry Jordan announced the jail has undergone a full cleaning and a two tone gray and cream repaint to meet federal standards. Painters Tom Wheeler and Jack Temple finished the job, and the sheriff will notify the U S Bureau of Prisons in hopes of restoring approval for housing federal prisoners.

Cass County Harry Jordan Jordan Tom Wheeler Jack Temple U. S. Bureau of Prisons

Morningside Choir to Sing at Atlantic on Feb 13

The Morningside College a cappella choir from Sioux City will perform at Atlantic on Thursday Feb 13 under the Methodist church senior choir. The program will feature sacred choral music. Iowa U reports Dr Rocoe Needles will study postgraduate work at the state university medical school next week.

Morningside College Sioux City Atlantic Methodist Church Iowa U Rocsoe Towa City The State University Medical School

Old Enough To Be Married, Lois Too Young To Hold Job

Boston. A 16 year old bride of comedian George Jessel plans to return to California after a Boston nightclub contract was canceled. A Los Angeles statistics telegram showed her real age as 16, not 22 as claimed to labor authorities, prompting debate over a young woman’s right to work in entertainment.

Lois Boston M. S Luis Andrew Jessel George Jessel California Los Angeles Bureau of Statistics Department of Labor and Industries

Prepaid Sales Tax Proposed by Senator Dewey

Des Moines Iowa February 1 State Senator A Claire Dewey Republican Washington Iowa today likened his prepaid sales tax plan to end an eight million dollar annual loss under the current act. He argued it would boost state funds for old age assistance and homestead credits while preventing merchants from tying up profits in credit sales. His plan would tax purchases by brackets from zero to two percent and require merchants to buy receipt books from county treasurers with receipts issued at each sale.

Des Moines N. S A. Claire Dewey Washington Senate Dewey

Car Hits Wagon in Dense Fog on Highway 71

A dense fog contributed to a collision on U S Highway 71 north of Lyman. William A Crow rode a southbound wagon loaded with shelled corn when Harris Olsen failed to slow and struck the wagon rear, tearing off a wheel. Both drivers escaped injury though the car and wagon sustained damage.

Lyman William A. Crow Griswold Harris Olsen Glidden Olsen

Wills of Six Cass Residents Probated Here

Six Cass county residents had their last wills admitted to probate by district court clerk Cecil M. Skipton. The estates include Watwill Jones of Atlantic to Fonta Glass Jones, Anna C. Martens and William O Martens share plans, Albert Bishop to wife with daughter later, Edward P Lischer to daughters Florence May Lischer and Nancy Warburn Watson, and Fred Walter with multiple heirs including Louise Andersen Freddie Emma Campen and others. Annam M Walter named executrix.

Cass County Cecil M. Skipton William O. Martens Anna C. Martens Mary Alice Campbell Annie M. Walter Louise Walter Andersen Brighton Township Freddie Brighton Emma Walter Campen Spruce Street Atlantic

Son of Lillian Roth Disappears in Hollywood

Police broadcast a description of 10 year old Eugene Weiner son of Eugene Weiner and film actress Lillian Roth missing since last night. He was tucked into bed by his father at a military school weekend return and vanished while the father was away. Detectives noted the bedroom showed no struggle suggesting voluntary disappearance.

Hollywood N.S Police Today Eugene Weiner New York Lillian Roth Weiner

Knox Fears U S Aid May Be Too Late

Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox told the Senate committee he doubted time remains to save England through Roosevelt's lease lend bill and said he was tremendously worried. Willkie will testify for the bill after returning from Britain. Knox argued the United States must save Britain for its own interests.

Washington S. N.S Navy Frank Knox Senate Foreign Repertiions Committee United States England Roosevelt Knox Cordell Hull Wendell L. Willkie Britain Sen. Nye Rep N. D Nye U. S Willkie Hull Europe Germanay Italy Dlupan Pharue Disease Huber America

Groundhog Doubts Shadow sighting for Sunday

Des Moines forecast notes sunny to partly cloudy skies Sunday with possible rain in the southeast. A dense ground fog hampered travel in western areas while temperatures remained mild. Night and morning readings varied across cities including Council Bluffs and Sioux City.

Des Moines C.N Council Bluffs Sious

Atlantic Five Snaps Wiota Streak In Close 27 25 Victory

In a packed Cass county gym Atlantic reserves edged Wiota 27 to 25 ending Wiota’s 15 game win streak and advancing to the tournament finals. Cumberland beat Massena 31 27 in the other semifinal and will face Atlantic for the title tonight.

Atlantic Trojan Cumberland Massena Anita Atlantic High School Viota Trojans Atlantic and

National Young Republicans deadlocked on chair amid debate

Des Moines Iowa February meeting of the National Young Republican Federation failed to choose a successor to Donald Hornbeck of Cleveland as national chairman. James Tucker of Indianapolis and Gordon Allott of Lamar battled for support as resolutions urged strong defense and unity while debating Roosevelt's lease lend program and isolationist risks. Governor James Baldwin spoke on national power and democratic rights.

Des Moines N. S National Young Republican Federation Donald W. Hornbeck Cleveland Sira Gordon Allott Lamar Colo America Republican Party Roosevelt National Defense

Midwest GOP chairmen meet to calm lease lend split

In Omaha Nebraska on February 1 a dozen Republican state chairmen from 11 Midwest states held an executive session at noon to address intra party strife over the lease lend bill and Wendell Willkie. Robert Mellvaine relayed statements from Rep Joseph Martin indicating his opinions on the matter.

Omaha Neb I. N.S Republican Party Midwest Wendell Willkie Robert Mellvaine Joseph Martin GOP National Committee House Martin

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