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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1946
Page
4
Tokyo witnesses the start of international trials for Japan's accused war makers as the tribunal blocks last minute escape efforts and grants 26 prisoners an additional ten days to prepare their defense in court.
The court in the war ministry building will reconvene tomorrow for the prosecution opening led by Chief Prosecutor Joseph B. Keenan. He will outline a 15,000 word condemnation of ex Premier Hideki Tojo and the Japanese leaders for starting the Pacific war.
Carville Louisiana June 3 Major Hans Hornbostel helped provide for a year’s extension of his wife yet settled at the U S Marine hospital here today completely happy and thankful that her disease is leprosy instead of cancer or tuberculosis
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A string of items covers residents visiting from Holywood Florida to California bound moves and weekend guests. Notable names include Arnold Larsen, Mrs Taft, Ray Ruthford and Dee Lillian, Ralph Foster, A N Anderson, and Capt S H Binder. The notes mention church anniversaries, school leadership in Pilot Mound, cattle sales in Parker South Carolina, and a parole case in Fort Madison.
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The Atlantic Junior Legion baseball club will debut with a 6 pm game at Sunnyside field against Avoca Junior Legion. Next Sunday Atlantic is scheduled to Shenandoah. Mrs. W B Goddard and family return from a Twin Cities visit with their relatives Mrs Leslie Beckwith.
Byrne Coombs a World War II veteran opens a refrigeration and air conditioning service shop at the Moffett and Moffett Electric shop in town. He recently lived in Red Oak after discharge from a three year Army service. His wife Mrs. Coombs and children Gary and Gale will move here soon.
Three road petitions were presented at the Cass board of supervisors meeting but no action was taken. The board accepted the resignation of Jack Snyder as county mechanic, who will join a northern Texas construction firm. One petition seeks grading and gravel along the Cass-Audubon boundary, a second asks for all weather surfacing from U S 71 north of Montgomery line east to primary 148, and the third requests adding a road from Anita northward past Highland Church to county K.
Funeral services were held for Janis Reynolds at 4 PM at the Reynolds home with Rev. Harold Maffitt officiating and burial in Lewis Cemetery. James H. Lang's service occurred at 2:30 PM at Roland Peacock Baxter with Rev. Harold E. Ducker. music by Sandhorsts and burial in Franklin Township Cemetery. Elsie Claiborn, former Atlantic resident, died in Decaturville Missouri. service at Roland Peacock Baxter with burial in Atlantic Cemetery. casketbearers listed.
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs John Butterton 71 at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev Gordon I Zimmerman and Rev C H Orr assisting. Burial followed at Maple Grove cemetery in rural Griswold. Also noted were funeral services for T W Everson in Griswold with burial at Walnut Hill cemetery Council Bluffs.
Mr and Mrs John C Remien of Beresford South Dakota welcomed a seven pound son named John Carl born yesterday. This marks the couple's sixth wedding anniversary. The family includes a daughter and Ruth Parker of Anita is the former Mrs Remien.
Anita Word announces the birth of a 73 pound boy named Robert Wayne on Sunday May 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Art James in Fort Morgan Colorado. This is the first child. Mrs. Morris is formerly Eva James.
Rome June 3 Republicans and Royalists predicted victory in the plebiscite on monarchy versus republic as unofficial returns were due after noon today. Randolfo Pacciardi claimed 60 to 65 percent in the referendum while monarchists eyed King Umberto with about 60 percent turnout. King Umberto voted amid cheers, flanked by Falcone Lucifero and his campaign manager.
Des Moines reports six deaths from traffic incidents and drownings during the four day Memorial holiday. Drownings include 12 year old Paul Weigel of Waverly in the Cedar river mill race, and Des Verdes 883 who walked into a train near Marble Rock. Other victims are Charles Linduski 85 at Sioux City Leo Burke 15 at Mason City William E Mutz 79 at Clinton and Robert Benson 7 at Elgin.
Eighty enrolled at the opening session of the vacation religious school at SS Peter and Pauls Catholic church this morning. Classes run for two weeks daily from 8 30 until noon. The school ends with a first communion class at services Sunday June 16. Sisters Mary St Joseph, Mary Celine and Mary Corrine of Ottumwa Heights convent conduct the school.
London report says Michael I. Kalinin former president of the Soviet Union died after a severe illness. The Moscow radio announced the death at 2 a.m. central standard time.
Washington June 3 The Senate Democratic Leader Barkley of Kentucky predicted swift passage of legislation for extended selective service and the drafting of teenagers.
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