Be mindful on the road near children by the highway
Driver warning urges slow, deliberate actions around kids near highways. Emphasizes maintaining vigilance and readiness to stop instantly if a child steps into the roadway.
08 Feb 1946
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1946
Page
1
Driver warning urges slow, deliberate actions around kids near highways. Emphasizes maintaining vigilance and readiness to stop instantly if a child steps into the roadway.
Ketchikan Alaska Feb 7 AP Thirty two persons are unaccounted for after rescue vessels brought the last known load of Yukon survivors to Seward. Crew and passenger lists are being checked to identify the missing as no bodies have been found. The Yukon carried 497 people when it ran aground near Johnstone Bay after departing Seward Sunday night.
Wesley E. Robinson 24 of Oakland died from spinal meningitis after falling ill last week. A 1942 Oakland High School graduate, he was born near Carson, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Robinson. Funeral services were held this week at Vieth Funeral Home. He was treated briefly in a Council Bluffs hospital before his death.
President Truman said a formula to halt major strikes is nearing completion. He emphasized mass production to ease wage price pressures and noted the plan is not wholly new. He also said he can conduct business by telephone from his yacht if needed before a Florida vacation.
A barge explosion in the Houston ship channel on February 7 left two men dead and 17 severely burned as flames swept across the water. The blast damaged a second barge a dredge boat and two lugs.
The Iowa war ballot commission met and decided to allow the regular ballot for the June 8 primary to be used by Iowans in the armed forces.
Merritt Bailey joins Daly barber shop. James Talty and Max Baker sentenced to 30 days jail for intoxication. Talty loses liquor permit. Gaunt Steffen Hughes report for Army induction. Don Epperly party attends Equitable Life conference in Chicago. Atlantic BPO Elks provide food for Omaha canteen Sunday. Barney Blatter family returns from Moline. moving to Walnut farm. Daly and Hedges to attend 60th anniversary at Omaha Elks. Remiens travel from Atlantic to Beresford after Allied Mills meeting. Olin C Bissell discharged from Navy with Asia Pacific and Philippines medals. served Ulithi Leyte Shanghai. Mrs Mary M Hughes sues Donald and Eddy for 54.04. Damgaard sue Warren for 273 rent on 160 acres. Weather: 38 high, 14 low, snow later. S/Sgt James B Smith returns from Japan. birthday dinner held. February city council to discuss street surfacing plans.
The Western Engineering company of Harlan will complete its contract by adding a second coat of blacktop to streets resurfaced last year. The council discussed taking over the emergency landing field for a municipal airport and will meet with site owners at a later date.
President Truman defended Edwin W. Pauley amid Senate scrutiny while Interior Secretary Ickes disputed over Pauley testimony. Ickes had warned Pauley could raise campaign funds from oilmen, and Republicans pressed for hearings on George E. Allen for the Reconstruction Finance Corp directorship.
J C Norton is highlighted as 1945 Outstanding Citizen with emphasis on local employment, attractive community, and preventing residents from moving away. Mr Hurley warns towns need personality and upkeep to keep residents and business in the county seat. He notes abundance of cars and trucks elsewhere and urges civic groups to sustain livelihoods and appeal.
Readers desiring additional copies should notify the office in advance to ensure supply. N-T want ads deliver results.
Real estate transfers include Hattie M. Frederickson to Leonard Hesa for Lots B6 Block9 Marne at 1200 dollars. H. Rudolph to Joseph Ritz and wife for Lot3 Block88 Atlantic at a token price. R. Kent Martin et al to P. A. Oestereich for Lot9 Block2 Cumberland for 305 dollars. Louise Wiechmann to Herman J. Euken and wife for part of its 11-12 Block2 C and M addition to Atlantic for 1 dollar. Wayne Bullock to D. W. Chadwick for 3.82 acres in section 2R-77-34 at 2500 dollars. Alma Pierson to Laura Purdy for property in sub of out lot1 SE 6-74-37 and out lots in NY section 7-74-37.
Wilbur H. Blake assigns land parcels to Robert C. Reason for highway purposes. The deed covers lot 6-7 in the northwest fraction of the southwest quarter of section 21 township 77 range 37, with consideration of one dollar and other valuable consideration.
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