Dohrmann Brother of Atlantic Pastor Receives Adair Call
Rev. E F Dohrmann of Victor is named as candidate for St John s Lutheran Church north of Adair The Adair call goes to Rev W K Kauts chaplain at a German prisoners of war camp in Massachusetts Dohrmann has not accepted the Adair post after eleven years as Victor pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurch
Adair
Atlantic
E. F. Dohrmann
Victor
BR. G. Dohrd
Zion Lutheran Haee
St. John’s Luthchurch
W. K. Kauts
Massachusetts
Dohrmann
Resident of Atlantic Mary Price Dies in Mar town
Mary Price 00 of Cass county died Wednesday in Mar town where funeral services were held. She resided in the Atlantic vicinity for many years with her husband the late Henry Price and at one time operated a l in Wiota before moving to Mar town about thirty years ago. Surviving are four sons and two daughters with a sister of the late Mrs. Clark Chaf Lee of Atlantic and an aunt of G. M. Chaffes. In New York Louis Staff discharged from the army after a spine injury made his ninth blood donation at the Red Cross center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Marshalltown
Mary Price
Marformer Cass County
Martown
Henry Price
Wiota
Marsome
Price
Clark Chaf- Lee
G. M. Chaffes
Maple Street
Nathan Hall
New York
Louis
Blood Donor Center of
The
American Red Crom
Perfect attendance highlighted at Jackson School 4-H rally
Five Cass county 4-H girls clubs reported perfect attendance at the rally with 122 girls registered. Norma Jean Hansen elected president, Ruth Gladson vice president, Lois Helbourg secretary treasurer and Arlene Thomsen reporter historian. Blue ribbons went to Lois Helbourg and others. red ribbons awarded to Mins Helen Finney and a large slate of honorees. Gladys Adams led the feature talk and a pledge skit closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Jackson School
Washington Workers Club
Glad Girls
Grove
Eldeen of
Pymosa
Lincoln Lincolnettes
Brighton P. E .P
Norma Jean Goettsch
Norma Jean Hansen
Ruth Gladson
Lois Helbourg
Arlene Thomsen
Evelyn Swagel
Ardis Bailey
Mavis Darrow
Lavonne Laarts
Marilyn Roberts
Frances Hoover
Anella Knoke
Rosemary Louis
Marian Anstey
Miriam Nichols
Vera Nelson
Carol
Rothe
Mins Helen Finney
Linéon Lincolnettes
Norma Goellach
Clarence ‘Pellett
Hange Project Organisation
Frank Jones
Arlene Thomson
P. E. P. Club
Eldeen Club
Howard Giessb
Ruth Gladeon
Glad Girls of
Winona Knop
Washington Workers
Edna Embers
Luella Rothman
Noble Township Group
Gladys Adams
Union Truck Drivers to Vote on Strike Next Week
In Chicago AFL Teamsters Central States Drivers Council announced a strike vote by about forty thousand truck drivers who drive over the road. Dexter L. Lewis, director of the council, said the organization comprises 250 locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dexter L.lewis
Central States Drivers Council
AFL Teamsters Union
Detroit Woman Visits Relatives Here
Anita Max Denney of Detroit Michigan is visiting relatives in the area while employed in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Anita
Max Denney
Detroit, Mich
Atlantic Local Briefs Highlight City Notices and Visits
Atlantic citizens receive a slate of short items including a council meeting at city hall, visits from relatives and former residents, furloughs and returns of servicemen, a legal judgment in a Molgaard case, a gauge tester for the county, a flower show at the courthouse, street resurfacing on Chestnut, and upcoming Lions and church links with relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City Council
City Hall
Aslantic Lions
Hotel Creeke
Blagie
Cherge
Roy Holdridge
Field of Glory Dedicated in Memorial Day Services
The firing squad from Company M, Atlantic guard unit, fired a salute at the new memorial ground for Spanish American, World War I and II veterans. At left, Wincel Drake of Company K, Atlantic guard, honored World War II dead while a wreath rested at the memorial base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic State Guard
Wincel Drake
Atlantic National Guard
North Africa
Atlantic youths to attend Iowa Boys State camp
Four Atlantic high school students selected to represent Atlantic at the Iowa American Legion Boys State camp at Grinnell will depart tomorrow under sponsorship by the Atlantic Legion and Auxiliary, Rotary, Lions and Elks clubs. The group includes Frits Sirapeon, Nygsard, fom Magill and Bob Alexander.
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Atlantic
Iowa American Legion
Grinnell
Atlantic Legion and Auxiliary
Rotary
Lions and Elks
Frits Sirapeon
Nygsard
Fom Magill
Bob Alexander
Progress of petroleum industry and state expansion
The progression from Drake's Venango County well on August 29, 1859 marks the rise to 38 producing states within a year. Wells spread to West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky and Kansas, with Colorado and New York joining during the Civil War period.
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E. L. Drake
Venango County
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Kansas
Colorado
New York
Flag Display Rule for US Warships in Battle
Navy requires all ships to display the national flag before firing a shot in battle. Even submarines must hoist the ensign before a deck gun engages an enemy vessel.
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Fieags
Gens
United States Navy
Flood damage in Iowa tops 1.2 million
Des Moines reports Red Cross relief chief H E Suydam estimates flood and tornado damage at 1.2 million across 28 counties including homes buildings and roads but excluding crops livestock and farm losses. A prior tornado area estimate was 632.6 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
H. E. Suydam
Red Cross
Adam
Thunderbolt P-47 Fighter Debuts With Modern Bubble Canopy
The Army Air Forces and Republic Aviation announce the Thunderbolt fighter P-47 tested in combat with lopsided win records in Pacific and European theaters. It serves as fighter and fighter-bomber with 1000-pound bomb cradles under each wing and optional wing-tank escort. The cockpit features a transparent bubble canopy for all‑round visibility. speed remains a military secret but is stated to exceed 400 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
INS
Army Air Forces
Republic Aviation Corporation
Northwestern names Joan Wagner Daily editor hope rises
Anita J A Wagner announces his granddaughter Joan Wagner of Clinton will be managing editor of the Daily Northwestern. A Northwestern University journalism student in Evanston she has held roles as co news editor of the Daily and editor of the 1948 Summer Northwestern. Her winning theme was Why I Should Be Managing Editor of the Daily Northwestern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
J. A. Wagner
Joan Wagner
Roscoe Wagner
Clinton
Daily
Northwestern
Miss Wagner
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Shi-Ai
Shipyard Cranes Expand to Speed Navy and Merchant Ship Builds
Shipyard cranes accelerate production by lifting prefabricated deck assemblies deck houses frame castings and massive bulkheads into place. Some units weigh as much as 260 tons and manufacturers anticipate chains of greater lifting capacity to meet rising demand.
Nye demands immediate Pearl Harbor court trials
Senator Gerald Nye of North Dakota says no delay is needed for Pearl Harbor trials. He argues there is no advantage to the enemy in postponing examinations and urges courts to reveal the facts now to restore public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gerald P. Nye
N. D
Pearl Harbor
Nye
Anstey Family in Car Crash at Ninth and Birch
The Anstey family suffered a minor collision at Ninth street and Birch street yesterday around 2 PM. Mrs. James Anstey and Marian Anstey 16 were driving two 1940 Fords. damage estimates were $100 to Mrs. Anstey’s car and $50 to Marian’s. They were en route to a 4-H rally at Jackson School.
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Anstey
Ninth
Birch Streets
Spoon
James Anstey
Mamena
Marian Anstey
A. W. Anstey
Cumberland
Sheriff's Office
Atlantic
Chevrolet
Daves
Clifford Landos
Extra
Casey Men In Service Induction At Army Camp
Mr and Mrs J. Casey and family report son Arthur Grant left Casey, Idaho for induction into the U S Army. Grant and two children will live with his mother Mrs Grant while stationed nearby. Other relatives Gordon Lewis and Erne Lewis visit the area as part of this military departure news.
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J. Mset
U. S. Army
Gordon ‘Lewis
Parrkgut
Idaho
Big
Erne Lewis
Arthur Grant
Army
Grant
Casey
Ari
Rationing Reason Cited in War Time Gasoline Demand
Bradford report notes gas and oil shortages tied to wartime needs. Gov Edward Martis discusses the surge, with officials estimating about eighty million gallons of oil products allocated to the fighting effort. Public attention centers on the impact of rationing on daily life and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Edward Martis
Bowles cautions Iowa farmers on isolationist view
Chester Bowles of the Office of Price Administration returned to Washington after a one day Iowa visit in which he urged farmers not to cling to isolationism. He told about 600 cattle feeders at Iowa State College that feeding the nation sustains postwar recovery and stressed prosperity in cities links to farm prosperity. He criticized focusing only on farm prices without raising national income.
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Es Moines
Jane S
INS
Chester Bowles
OPA
Washington
Iowa
Bowles
Iowa State
Dee Moines
Cass County adjusts Grade 1 tire allotments for June
Cass County raises Grade 1 tires to 180 for June from 126 last month while the ration board notes no additional tires will be allocated after quotas are filled. May carryover requests remain, tubes require permits, and June quotas cut truck tire and tractor tire allotments with rear and front tires adjusted.
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Cass County
Ration Board
OPA Deed
OPA Telamie
Cass Board
Local Residents and Service Members Named in Community Notes
Pvt Gerbert Christensen of Camp Roberts Cal arrived for a 15 day furlough to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Marius E Christensen. Merlin Jessen left for Osceola to work with Jen Een Construction. Joe Kirk of St Hern spent a few days with Philip Paaborg. Alfred Nielsen and wife of Garlan hosted Mr and Mrs George J Nielsen in their home. Gerlock family members moved from Gaza Iowa to Lewin for a teaching contract next fall. Doris and Virgil Jacobsen visited Mrs Willie Jacobsen who had an appendectomy. B H Trukken attended Miss Elaine Trukken graduation at Drake University in Des Moines Ontario.
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Kimballton
Gerbert Christensen
Camp Roberts
Cal
Marius E. Christensen
Merlin Jessen
Osceola
Jeneen Construction Company
Joe Kirk
St. Hern
Philip Paaborg
Alfred Nielsen
Garlan
Qdre
George J. Nielsen
Apend
Gq. Cc. M
Gaza
Lewin
Gerlock
V Jacobean
Dough Ramuter
Doris
Virgil Jacobsen
Vis
Neaday
Willie Jasobeen
Cockney theories on wartime taxes and vice
Bill Smith cites a Daily Mail excerpt arguing that a worker earning ten pounds weekly, smoking 60 cigarettes daily, and moviegoing weekly pays about $28.50 in taxes. He asks if abstainers and non-smokers are aiding the enemy, calling teetotalers malcontents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Bill Smith
The
Daily Mail
Smith
Illnesses and relocations in local households
Vie Foster at 569 Mulberry Street has been ill at home since yesterday. Mrs. Sherwood, at 18th and Cedar, confined to bed a week with a cold complication. Mary Ellen Masteller, bookkeeper at the Telemeee office, at Maple Street with mumps. Hospital transfers include University Hospital Loulee Hoskuan moved from Jows City to Waittaker relersing home at Stuart for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie Footer
Vie Foster
Joon Mason
Mulberry Street
Sherweed
A. H. Sherwood
18Th
Cedar Streets
Mary Ellen Masteller
Telemeee
Maple Street
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Economy Shoe Co. X-Ray Witting
the Atlantic Laundry
Fred Mills
Massena
John Michael Bross
Cpl
Harvey Wissler
Camp Shelby
Misc
Gladys Wissler
Ray Hunter
Auburn
H. C. Barnett
Boone
Ernest Baron
Grandena
Igo6e
Brady McClelland
Fort B
N. C
Walter Gregersen
P. E. James
Charles Roe
Christane Molgaard
Mim
Helen Finney
County Farm Bureau
Court House
R. E. Porter
Cedar Faille
McCourt
Blendina Salisbury
Marshalkown
Peter and Paul's Catholic Church
California
Beryle
Jeane Bigelow
Enya Crum
Beryle Bigelow
Woolworth Atore
Minneapolis
Woolworth
Heuse Assembly Room
Chestnut Street
Seventh Street
Western Engineering Company of
Harlan
James F.pressnall
Wyre
Pressnall
Thu
Madison, Wis
Hubert Pressnall
George C. Voss
Seaman Pressnall
East Coast
Slater
Dewey Duncan
Jefferson
Homer Vought
Laurel Street
Magr
Henry V. Malone
William Malone
St. Ambrose Cathedral
Des
S Moines
Anna Malone
Chesnut Street
Cosler
Yeater
Burlington
Italy
Paul Mailander
Rome
Mailander
Illiam Nimm
Wicta
88Th
Overesas
34Th Division
Fort Benning
Oklahoma
News-Telegraph
B. H. Trukken
Elaine Trukken
Drake University
Mrs. el Mragelund
Atlantic Heapital
Waive
Antes Rma
Eotelia‘Mawk
Antawee Sbaltnet
Heapital
Wow Seowina
Iy Ike Bey
Scor
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