Billy Miller to Attend Hawkeye Camp June 3 10
Billy Miller a 17 year old Atlantic high school junior and cheerleader will travel from to Camp Dodge northwest of Des Moines for the Hawkeye State camp run by the American Legion June 3 to 10. About 609 boys from across the state will study government and leadership with sessions on character and scholarship. He is the son of Mr and Mrs PLC Miller of 1105 Birch Street.
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Billy Miller
Atlantic
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
The
American Legion
Tilly
Plc. Miller
Birch Street
Philippines
Harold Herbert Jr
San Francisco
Cal
Coast Artillery Corps
Philippine Islands
Harold
Army
Local News Briefs Feature Moves and Visits
Moville resident Mrs. Adah Wilkins arrives for summer at D E Wilkins 1711 Maple. Principal Mildred Williams leaves for Columbia University summer school. Ulbrich family returns from Los Angeles. Miss Georgia Byrne hosts visiting Nebraska relatives. Roscoe S. Jones wins a Crisco contest prize. Regular and vacation church activities noted along with local marriages, planning, and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Williams
Grant School
Columbia University
New York City
Transatlantic airmail service begins two day schedule
The News-Telegraph corrects a republican record and reports a new transatlantic air mail service. Atlantic postmaster C E Malone received flight schedules showing two day service between New York and Europe. Airmail letters should be mailed Thursday to reach New York by Saturday and Europe by the following Tuesday.
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Transatlantic
C. E. Malone
Atlantic
New York
European
Europe
Des Moines Urges Employers to Notify on Employee Separations
The Iowa unemployment compensation commission asks all Iowa employers to notify when workers quit voluntarily without cause refuse to accept jobs or are fired for misconduct. Separation notices must reach the commission to halt benefits. without them the agency assumes good standing and begins benefit payments, delaying penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Unemployment Compensation Commission
Iowa
Wiota News Items Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Wiota Iowa June 2 special report details W G Kramer leaving as Rock Island station agent with John Mander of West Liberty succeeding him. Local residents and visitors include Panique of Stuart and a group traveling to Marysville Missouri for summer school and graduation with the class of 1940.
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Wiota
W. G. Kramer
Rock Island
DeSoto
John Mander
West Liberty
Co. P. Panique
Stuart
M. J. O'Connor
Mike Metz
Merrill Ostrus
William Metz
Marysville
R. B. Shank
Albert
Carl Reed
Smith
McCaustland
Ben Saxton
Albert Hubenthal
Cheyenne
Wyo
O. L. Saxton
Mr. Saxton
State fund rules limit allocations to specific purposes
Iowa attorney general rules interim legislative committees may not grant general funds for exhibitions. The ruling, sought by Mark Thornburg, says appropriations must be for emergencies or specific aims, not broad projects. Also reports Hastings authorities questioning Jack Hudson, a trucker, after his 10 month old son was found asleep in a wheat field following a disappearance.
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Des Moines
Legislative Interim Committee
Fred Everett
Horace Pike
Secretary of Agriculture
Mark Thornburg
Iowa
Cleveland
Committee On
Hastings
L N
Jack Hudson
Hudson
Gabe Everhart
Bremer Group Seeks Dam Funding at Frederika
A Greater Bremer County delegation urged Gov. Wilson to fund Little Wapsie river dam construction at Frederika. The plan would create a 30 acre artificial lake for fishing and recreation.
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Des Moines
Greater Bremer County Association
George A. Wilson
Little Wapsie River
Frederika
Green Colonial Heating Systems Guarantee Comfort at Home
In Mr. Jones' home and many Atlantic houses comfort is guaranteed because Green Colonial Heating systems are built planned installed and guaranteed by men who know heating. Expert repairing for any make of furnace.
Casey Residents Spend Memorial Day Visit
Mr and Mrs L Butt of Kansas City were among former Casey residents who visited Memorial Day. Mrs Charley Utts returned home after visiting her daughters in Omaha with their spouses. Mrs John Terrell and her son Junior went to New Sharon for a family visit.
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8. L. Butt
Kansas City
Casey
Charley Utts
Omaha
Karl Matthews
Karl Evans
John Terrell
New Sharon
Memorial Day visits and summer work notes
The text notes Thelma Hill and Elaine Kriens returning to work in Des Moines on Wednesday after Memorial Day with their parents. Mrs John Byrne of Hastings Nebraska visited Casey friends over the holiday. N T Want Ads bring results.
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Thelma Hill
Elaine Kriens
Drs Moines
Par
John Byrne
Hastings
Ned
Casey
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Edward G. Robinson
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Ose
Ashington Square
Joyce Compton
Frida
Sumer
Adah Wilkins
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Maple Street
A. C.U. Ulbrich
Red Oak
Walter Ulbrich
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Massena
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Bedford
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Roscoe
Jones
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Proctor and Gamble Company
St. Paul
Paul Beckenheimer
Locust Street
Minn
Willie Lange
Hannah Nelson
Extra
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Cumberland
Doris L. Nelson
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
K. R. Jensen
Gail Camblin
Ralph McCaulley
City
C. C. Larsen
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Nick George
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Highway Gardens
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Jim Varlemus
Denison
Mrs
Howard Herbert
Frank
Jeree
Dudley
la Vista Place
Chicago
County Board of Supervisors
Court House
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W. H. Sutton & Son
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Whitney Gilliland
Glenwood
District Court
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Grace Busse
West Tenth Street
Orlanida
Fla
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Washington Dispatch
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House
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News-Telegraph
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Lou Camblin
Odd Fellows
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Gabardine Red Cross
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