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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1947
Page
2
Pay for Production in Featherbedding Fight
The piece argues that featherbedding weakens in Congress as a threat to end the practice of paying workers for unnecessary work. It cites diesel turntables as an example of waste and asserts that pay should be tied to production of goods or services to avoid harming the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Aow
Hungarian Communists Aim to Seize Government Power
Hungarian leaders warn that a communist minority holds power by police and courts and uses false arrests to wreck governments. The piece notes similar takeovers in Romania Bulgaria Poland Yugoslavia and Hungary as a plan to impose one communist vision worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Romania
Bulgaria
Poland
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Farmers urge equal cuts across government in new economy plan
Congress may have gone too far in cutting agricultural appropriations but agriculture cannot object to spending cuts elsewhere. Farmers argue all departments must share in the economy, target waste, and lead a national movement to get a dollar's worth of service for each dollar spent, freeing funds for legitimate government activities and debt reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Memorial Day killings prompt editorial brief on grim outlook
Editorial notes a grim Memorial Day weekend with rising fatalities and calls it a self perpetuating holiday of mourning. It observes saturated soil, new streams, and widespread wet conditions across the middle west. The piece recalls forecasts of desertification in 1984 and speculates on mosquito abundance after a recent freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Truman Attacks Modern Art While Balkans Highlight Education
The column notes President Truman calling modern art vaporings of half baked lazy people aligning with Republican critics. It also rails at Pennsylvania schools as Balkanized by low teacher pay, warning education drives communism and urging governors to act. Katharine Hepburn outshines Henry Wallace at a Los Angeles rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson Sage
Truman
Pennsylvania
Katherine Hepburn
Henry Wallace
Washington
Harry Truman
Congress
William Benton
Harry
House Appropriations Committee
State Department
Benton
White House
Mr. Benton
Washington, D. C
Czechoslovakia
Benes
Masaryk
Jugoslav
Dobro Do
Turkey
Balkans
Tito
Union
James H. Duff
Homsher
South
Iowa
Nebraska
Duff
Old State
Joe Pew
Joe Grundy
Los Angeles
Katharine Hepburn
Hepburn
Hollywood
Picture Colony
Wallace
Russia
Plant a Garden For Healthful Exercise and Joy
Poem urges planting a garden as healthful exercise and a source of intimate knowledge of nature. It invites readers to learn plant and tree names, enjoy spring’s joys, and form happy friendships through gardening.
Would you learn the strength of weeds Plant a garden
A short verse prompts cultivation to overcome adversity and grow beauty from hardship. It compares weeds to challenges and celebrates seeds and steadfast effort yielding a rose of perseverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Helpers
The message thanks all who remembered me during my hospital stay and especially Mrs Henry O Hansen for kindness and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry O. Hansen
Acknowledgement of sympathy for Mrs J D Cannon
The children of Mrs J D Cannon gratefully acknowledge flowers kind acts and other expressions of sympathy from friends during her long illness and sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Cannon
New York Harbor Tour Highlights Piers Cars and Navy Plans
A narrator visits 200 deep water piers in New York Harbor aboard a five and a half foot launch. He notes the vast crates of 1947 cars bound for Europe and the need for passenger ships, while observing ongoing dredging, abandoned piers, and the Brooklyn Battery tunnel construction near Governor’s Island. The piece also mentions the navy’s readiness and a green Statue of Liberty as a silent backdrop to port activity. The Alcoa owned ship in South American trade stands out among the harbor’s many vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Harbor
U. S. Marit Commission
Frank Key
Arthur Hale
Coney Island
Yonkers
Jersey Shore
Brooklyn 4
Battery
Brooklyn Battery
Governor's Island
Alcoa
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Nine Children Born to New York Couple Over 10 Years
In New York on June 2, nine children have been born to Mr and Mrs Charles Cummo over a decade. Their eldest daughter Annette Marie 9 exclaimed More babies in a playful moment after learning her mother had just given birth to a fourth set of twins. The father is a city postman with a biweekly take home pay of $118.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Annette Marie Cummo
Charles Cummo
Marilyn
Spee
Mrs O A Roe Moves to Stuart Home Purchase
Mrs O A Roe has bought a home in Stuart and moved there. Her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ernest Shultz live 11 miles south of Stuart. Mrs Roe had made her home here many years, selling her property after her husband’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Wiota
O. A. Roe
Stuart
Ernest Shultz
Roe
The Debtor's Prison
Big Sand Lake Minn for several weeks outing Miss Jetta Knowlton left Saturday for Washington DC to visit sisters Norma and Amy Knowlton She took a plane from Des Moines to Washington Mr and Mrs CHif Kearns and son of Dexter visited Friday with her sister Mrs Sidney Larsen and husband and with her parents Mr and Mrs Earl Knowlton Mr and Mrs Donald Leath and daughter Pamela left Saturday to visit relatives in Lake View Ia Minnesota and at Battle Creek Mich Mr and Mrs Archie Van Aernam and daughter Mildred have gone to Denver Colo for a few weeks visit with their daughter and sister Mrs Chas Feele and husband Memorial day and weekend guests at the Fred Sheley and Mylee Robson homes were Mr and Mrs Ed Carlton and daughter Carole of Des Moines and Mr and Mrs Arnold Koester of Kansas Jake Donaho e is now employed with the West Iowa Telephone company assisting in rebuilding of what were formerly the Turkey Valley lines southwest and northwest of Anita The West Iowa Telephone company purchased the Turkey Valley lines several months ago Russell Wilson has returned from a short stay in Washington Iowa with the Louis McFadden family Mr and Mrs Harry Brink of Creston visited here Friday with his aunt Mrs Dosha V Scholl Mr and Mrs Robert Stuhr of Washington DC were recent visitors of Mr and Mrs Earl Holton in Anita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Sand Lake
Minn
Jetta Knowlton
Washington, D. C
Norma
Amy Knowlton
Des Moines
Washington
Chif Kearns
Dexter
Sidney Larsen
Earl Knowlton
Donald Leath
Pamela
Lake View
Minnesota
Battle Creek
Mich
Archie van Aernam
Mildred
Denver
Colo
Chas. Feele
Fred Sheley
Mylee Robson
Ed Carlton
Carole
Des, Moines
Arnold, Koester
Kansas
Jake Donahoe
West Iowa Telephone Company
Ing
Turkey Valley
Anita
Turkey Valley Lines
Russell Wilson
Louis McFadden
Harry Brink
Creston
Dosha V. Scholl
Robert Stuhr
Earl Holton
Memorial Day Dinner Draws 200 Plus At Anita Church
The Congregational church Memorial Day dinner drew over 200 registrants and served food at 12 30 before crowds were turned away for late arrivals. Dozens of former Anitans attended the homecoming event at long tables with spring bouquets, many longtime participants and first timers alike. Out of town guests included Fred Joy of Churdan Cecil McAfee and family of Jefferson Averill Harris and son M F Jennie Cox W E Kelloway John Buck Ed Bell Lloyd Lundy families L E Gifford Hazel Forshay Max Biggs Des Moines Fred Richter Sac City E E Grace Harlan Frank Smith Ames Bert Willison Norwalk W R Cryer Treynor Glen Millard Cres ton Harry Brink Creston Hobart Newton Stuart C W Zastrow Cumberland Max Stephenson Hal Noland Adair Harold Champion Menlo Charlie Wagner Elsinore Cal Greta Stone Wiota Ed Shannon M M Burkhart W G Hunter John Edwin Budd Charles Blakesley Merrill Trai ler Clair Aldreth Atlantic Stella Musick Omaha Ben Kirkham Norwalk Jesse R Carlton Russell Bangham Chicago Art Armentrout Guthrie Center Wilma Forshay Alanna Newton Alice Burwell Griswold Gus Hunter Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Congregational Church
Fred Joy
Churdan
Cecil McAfee
Jefferson
Averill Harris
M. F
Jennie Cox
W. E. Kelloway
John Buck
Ed Bell
Lloyd Lundy
L. E. Gifford
Hazel Forshay
Max Biggs
Des Moines
Mesdames
Fred Richter
M. M. Burkhart
W. G. Hunter
John Edwin Budd
Charles Blakesley
Merrill Trailer
Clair Aldreth
Atlantic
Stella Musick
Omaha
Ben Kirkham
Norwalk
Jesse R. Carlton
Russell Bangham
Chicago
Art Armentrout
Guthrie Center
Wilma Forshay
Alanna
Newton
Alice Burwell
Griswold
Gus Hunter
Texas
Griswold Woman's Mother Succumbs
Funeral services were held in Oakland for Genevieve Higgins 75 mother of Mrs. Maude Putnam of Griswold. She died suddenly last Wednesday at home after a heart attack. Survivors include daughters Beulah Greamer Goldie Brundidge Salem Ore Laura Vance Council Bluffs Lois Stude Hancock Mona Solton Treynor and sons John Higgins Fort Lauderdale Fla Everett Portland Ore and Gladie Salem Ore plus 27 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Everett
Portland
Ore
Gladie
Salem
Anita graduate Roberta Ray moves to Edna Texas for work
Anita Miss Roberta Ray class of 1947 left Wednesday for Edna Texas to live with her sister Mrs J D Waters and seek employment. She was accompanied to Des Moines by Miss Jeannie Brodersen who then went on to Denison with her grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Roberta Ray
Edna
Texas
J. D. Waters
Ray
Des Moines
Jeannie Brodersen
Denison
Gratitude for Support After Hospital Stay
Claude Spry extends thanks to friends who remembered him during hospitalization, expressing heartfelt appreciation for their thoughtful kindnesses.
Alcoholics Anonymous Confidential Box 15 Notice
Confidential information from Box 15 Cumberland Iowa appears in a fragmentary notice about Alcoholics Anonymous. The readable text does not provide a clear action date or full contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholics Anonymous
Foi
Cumberland, Ia. A
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