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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1955
Page
8
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In Houston a premature four month old girl born to Mrs. M. C. Dupree was judged dead by an osteopath after attempted artificial respiration. At a funeral home attendant J Robert Corry found the infant’s heart still beating and she was rushed to a hospital where she improved, weighing 2 pounds 2 ounces.
Funeral services will be held in Boulder Colorado for G Barton McFadden 91 longtime Cass county resident who died Wednesday in Olton Texas after a heart attack. Burial will be at Boulder. He was born April 1 1864 in Grant County Illinois and moved with his parents to Noble township at age eight. He married Mary Jan in 1886 and they lived in Bear Grove township until moving to Boulder three years ago. Mrs McFadden died January 4. Surviving are three daughters Mrs Oscar Havens Denver Mrs George Frank Boulder and Mrs Glenn Brown Griswold two sons Roy and Paul McFadden Olton Texas a sister Mrs Ella Forsythe Griswold 11 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. He was predeceased by three sisters and three brothers.
Mrs Marion Pearson of Anita and several others were listed as medical patients at Atlantic Memorial hospital with releases noted for Joyce and Arnice Striehlend and Roger Bond. Gene Dotson of Clarinda underwent surgery Sunday. Massena saw Lowell Stanley suffer a severe finger injury from a cement mixer at the city park. a wall near a concrete slab project required stitches for Mr and Mrs Albert Waruses after a wire wound.
Albert Anastasia, former Murder Inc. ringleader, received a one year jail term and a 20000 dollar fine for import tax evasion in Camden New Jersey. He remains involved in another case where the government seeks deportation to Italy and is free on 19000 dollar bail.
Omaha and Chicago hog and cattle prices rise with strong to higher demand. Iowa Minnesota plants report large receipts and steady to higher prices across pork, beef, and sheep, with Hunts and prime lots noted in a fluctuating market.
Chicago futures fell with Wheat down about 4 percent July price around 1.07 percent. Corn eased 1 percent, Soybeans mixed. July contracts show wide gaps while oats and rye also trade lower. Cash grain shows No 1 yellow corn around 1.47 and No 1 white oats near 72 to 76 cents. Soybean oil and meal quoted in tight ranges with barley listed as nominal.
Robert J. Andersen, 21, of Brayton suffered fractures of both ankles and facial lacerations when his 198 Ford left the pavement and struck a bridge on highway 71 two miles north of Brayton. Sheriff Wayne Dudgeon says he dozed off before the crash, sending the car 150 feet off the road and demolishing it.
George W. Simon of Oskaloosa, a Grinnell College senior majoring in physics and mathematics, has been named this year’s Archibald prize recipient. The award honors the student with the highest scholastic grade among seniors.
Democrats in the Senate introduced a bill to fund free vaccines for every American child, expanding beyond Eisenhower’s antipolio plan for uninsured children. The measure was brought by Chairman Hill of Alabama and six other Democratic members of the Senate Public Welfare Committee. A committee meeting was scheduled for Monday to consider the proposal.
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