03 Feb 1946
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1946
Page
1
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive the paper in the evening may have it delivered if they call before 7 o'clock at telephone 1367 1. Notify changes of address discontinuations or other delivery notices to the office, not the carrier.
Anita Carroll Koons, former Gi and geography enthusiast, joins the new junior high staff after four years of service. He taught in Libertyville and Owassa and worked as a teletype operator in Guam and Africa. He has visited every U S state plus Canada and Mexico and traveled through Brazil, Capetown, Suez, and Khartoum. He once worked at a high altitude radio station in Smara Eritrea.
The writer thanks friends and relatives for cards and flowers and hospital staff for kindness during a hospital stay. Special thanks to Hattie Fredrickson.
Wilson Wyatt ex mayor of Louisville meets with President Truman and advisers to push a bold housing program. He proposes about 3 million houses in two years, prioritizing materials, subsidies up to 25 percent, and conversion of army camps for civilian use, while calling to halt nonessential building. Snyder and Allen oppose. Truman signals support but wants careful Capitol Hill coordination.
John Stelle, fictional commander of the American Legion's ninth New York district, challenged critics of Veterans Administration services to a public debate. He cited Legion findings and urged discussions with any Legion group or public forum, while noting support for Bradley as a great general despite calls for his ouster.
At the eastern Town 4 H Western lamb club show in Cedar Rapids 2182 lambs were exhibited and 97.4 percent graded good and choice. Edward Maschman of Victor owned the champion lamb which sold for 64 dollars per hundredweight.
Family diary recounts Pat Driseau’s honorable discharge as a Petty Officer Second Class from the Naval Air Station in Avanta. Snow and ice mar an 1940s homecoming weekend to Pennsylvania Station with Helen Hicks of West Newton, Mass. The diary notes plans for rest, a virus pneumonia recovery, and news of a book deal for Kansas Irish.
Greenwich Connecticut undergoes upheaval as UNO site inspection backs a 42 square mile cross state area in Connecticut and Westchester for the world capital. Protests rise from nearby New York communities, notably North Castle, while Greenwich absorbs the brunt of dispute.
War Savings Stamps may be purchased at The Atlantic News Telegraph office. The notice urges readers to support the war effort by buying stamps through the local newspaper location.
Edgar A. Guest reflects on hats made in identical shapes and sizes and the uncanny nervousness of finding oneself wearing another man's hat. The poem humorously notes how exclusive stores and copycat styles lead to a shared wardrobe ritual leaving people uneasy about their own appearance.
Red Oak Express manager Red Oak since Ralph Overhols death, Mead resigns. J. D. Ellis named successor per publisher Thomas C. Murphy. Mead and family move to Corona California to enter newspaper business with Jack and Justin Hammond of Corona Daily Independent and Corona Courier Beacon. Ellis arrives from Sioux City.
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