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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1949

Page

12

Four Years Silence Leads to Separation in Court

In New Westminster a judge heard Mrs. Audrey Benwell accuse psychiatrist husband Dr. Charles Benwell of four years of direct silence. Messages were relayed by a daughter as Mrs. Benwell says she had to borrow food while he ate steak in his bedroom. The court granted a judicial separation on grounds of legal cruelty.

New Westminster B. A Audrey Benwell Supreme Court Charles Benwell Benwell

Marne News Visitors and Family Calls Across States

Mrs Glenn M Ander son of Decatur Ga visits her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Eliott of Atlantic and Mr and Mrs Mark Anderson. Wayne Carver and Clifford Berry of Atlantic visit Lincoln Nebraska. Warren Haines and son Jimmy of Omaha visit W W Winter home. William Fischer of Council Bluffs visits Earl Namanny family. Mrs J Boyd of East Chicago visits her mother Mrs M O Trailer.

Maine Glenn M. Anderson Decatur Henry Eliott Atlantic Mark Anderson Wayne Carver Clifford Berry Lincoln Neb Warren Haines Jimmy Omaha W. W. Winter William Fischer Council Bluffs Earl Namanny J. Boyd East Chicago M. O. Trailer

Paper delivery notice for Atlantic readers

In Atlantic readers are advised that if they do not receive their paper they should call 1367 J before 7 p.m. to arrange a replacement or delivery issue resolution.

Atlantic

Big Four meet in Paris yields little progress says M Kenzi

DeWitt MacKenzie reports the Big Four foreign ministers council in Paris shows no substantial agreement between Russia and the western powers after ten days. Eastern plans for a German communist republic face Western rejection, and a narrow path for economic unity via resumed East West trade is seen as the only likely prospect amid a new phase of the cold war.

Dewitt MacKenzie AP Foreign Affairs Anslyat Paris Russia Cgesmany America Britain France Germany Foreign Ministers’ Council German People’s Congress Soviet Zone German Democratic Republic Vishinsky People's Congress Red Moscow Itsef Europe Western Europe

Brayton Weekend Visitors Aid Community Ties

Brayton residents hosted a string of visitors including Edwin Hall's family from Chicago and S R Andersons relatives from Ames, Moline, and Sac City. Teachers and locals such as Madeline Essington and Mrs Gertrude Halleck joined relatives in Brayton and nearby towns. Memorial Day saw Mr and Mrs Russell Richner and daughter from Shelby at the Jack Cannon home.

Brayton Edwin Hall Chicago Elmer Greens James Anderson Myers Rossiter Ames Arthur Anderson Moline Ill Gertrude Halleck Walla Walla Wash Vivian Bills Marie Nelson Omaha Mare Freeman H. W. Briggs Russell Richner Shelby Jack Cannon

Hosts Toast Wiota Nine After Chicken Dinner

Wiota hosts Mr and Mrs Gus Hamann assisted by Mrs M J Nevins and Mrs Emil Rets entertained the nine ball players of Wiota at a chicken dinner Sunday evening. Players attending included Wray McDermott Duane Reed Dean Horria Darrell Claussen Paul Bebensee Leroy Bebensee David Hancock Don Ward and Jack Reta.

Wiota Gus Hamann M. J. Nevens Emil Rets Wray McDermott Duane Reed Dean Horria Darrell Claussen Paul Bebensee Leroy Bebensee David Hancock Don Ward Jack Reta

Iowa conservation group seeks new officers in state program

Des Moines reports the Iowa Conservation Commission invites young Iowans to apply for conservation officer openings paying 2700 dollars annually plus 7 cents per mile. Letters to request exam permission accepted through June 6 with the test set for June 20 in the state house. Applicants must be 25 to 35 years old and at least 5 feet 4 inches tall weighing minimum 140 pounds.

Des Moines Iowa Conservation Commission Atate House

House files show rising DDT resistance worldwide

Evidence indicates house files are developing resistance to DDT in many parts of this country and elsewhere.

Laying Hens Consume Grit Per Bird Annually

Laying hens consume between two and five pounds of grit per bird each year, reflecting their digestive needs and feed efficiency in poultry operations.

Fishermen Spend More For Equipment Than Other Sportsmen

The 1947 census of manufacturers shows fishing tackle sold to fishermen valued at nearly 5.7 million dollars, more than a quarter of all sporting goods output. By contrast golf balls total 14.5 million, iron golf clubs 10 million, wooden clubs 6 million, with other items in the sports goods range also detailed.

Washington Census Bureau

Gnean Antelope Gnu Referred to as Wild Boar

The Gnean Antelope Gnu is described as sometimes being called a wild boar. It is identified as a member of the antelope family.

No 1 U S Crop Milk Tops Farm Revenue

No. 1 U S Crop Milk is described as the top cash crop for American farmers, surpassing all grain in the nation in value and importance to the farm economy.

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