Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Atlantic News Telegraph in Atlantic, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 12 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1946

Page

3

Keenan Urges Court to Rule Aggression Crime

Tokyo June 4. Chief Prosecutor Joseph B. Keenan brands Hideki Tojo and 25 deposed Japanese militarists as common felons in a 15,000 word opening statement at the war crimes trial. He links Pearl Harbor to a broader pattern of contempt for lives worldwide and urges recognition of aggression as a crime. The court recessed until June 13 for defense preparation.

Tokyo Hideki Tojo Joseph B. Keenan Keenan Japan Russia Port Arthur Pearl Harbor Hong Kong Mukden Tojo

Sale Dates Barber and Clark Auctioneers June 22

Barber and Clark Auctioneers announce sale dates on June 22 featuring China Pedersen and Anita. Auction items include porcelain pieces and related collectibles to be viewed prior to bidding.

Barber & Clark China Pedersen, Anita

Births A Boy At Dexter Hospital And A Son For Rothe

Adair and Robert Elgin welcome an 8 pound son born at Dexter hospital to Janyce Conrad of Casey. Alan Lynn Rothe born Friday at Leonard nursing home weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces, first child for Lynn Rothe and spouse.

Adair Robert Elgin Dexter Hospital Janyce Conrad of Casey Alan Lynn Rothe Griswald Leonard Nursing Home Lynn Rothe Alan Lynn

Gov Blue Wins Cass County Gubernatorial Primary

Cass county voters backed Gov. Robert Blue by a nearly two to one margin over George Olmsted in yesterday's Republican gubernatorial primary. Blue carried every precinct with 1 439 votes to Olmsted's 750, and in Atlantic the tally stood 491 to 283. Final results show Blue ahead statewide.

Cass County Robert Blue George Olmsted Iowa Blue Mr. Olmsted Atlantic Olmsted

Republic leads monarchy two to one in Italy

Rome reports early returns showing a republic lead in Italy’s two day elections with about a quarter of votes tallied. Christian Democrats lead the assembly race while Communists and Socialists vie for second. experts note northern Republican strength may shift totals with the south still loyal to the Savoys.

Rome Constituent Assembly Christian -Democrats Alcide de Gasperi Ministry of the Interior Christian Democrats Italy House of Savoy

Atlantic Briefs Highlight Local Changes and Travel

Local notices report Julius Kahl paying a fine for intoxication. residents travel to Chicago and San Francisco. new hires include Ralph Buehler at Atlantic store and others on vacations or business trips. Jaycee meeting set for Wednesday. visitors from Portland and Mitchellville visit local families. shifts in staff at Graham's and Butler Brothers involved.

New York Madeline Griffin Butler Brothers New York City J. P. Griffin Locust Street

Cattle Sales and Insurance Notes Across Iowa Regions

Telegraphed market report lists Harry Kay and son selling 1 223 pound steers in Omaha for 17 40 per hundred, A R Lauritzen 1 061 pound steers at 17, Bernard Murphy of Maine 1 125 pounders at 16 90, with other buyers and weights. Insurance guidance for veterans outlines continued term or conversion options with premiums due monthly and a 31 day grace period. Pleasant weather outlook predicts mainly clear skies with warmer temperatures, followed by cooler days Thursday and Friday then warmer again Saturday and Sunday. New registrants include discharged veterans and eighteen-year-olds from Cass County towns such as Atlantic Griswold Massena and Cumberland.

Harry Kay and Son Atlantic Omaha A. R Lauritzen Bernard Murphy Maine Charles W. Lott Ira Weppler Eugene Kluever John M. Pont Atlantic Veterans Administration Office National Service Mr. Pont Lowa Weatherman Cass County Selective Service Board Richard E. Abel Carl A. Rains William ©. Blay Robert L. Carey Harold Wayne Herman Atlanta Harold Everett Hansen George E. Brown Robert Keith Freeman Daniel Allen Dean Robert W. Knoke Griswold Earl E. Roberts Lewis Harold W. Pedersen Harold L. Hansen LeRoy E. McDermott Morris A. Levine Richard E. Boyer Boyd B. Hayes Edward R. Whitaker Irvin E. Schwenke Massena Warren R. Roberts Myron L. Denham Arnold G. McCurdy Lyle R. Shaver Cumberland Gene F. Kopp Anita Gerald A. Harris Viota Marion R. Powers Virgil A. Hansen Marne

Buckley Brokers Suspended by Board of Trade

Chicago announces suspension of Robert W Buckley and Charles W Buckley trading as Buckley and Company by the board of trade for failing to meet obligations. Clearing house reports cited. Robert Buckley had obtained a restraining order delaying opening of grain futures trading by two hours.

Buckley Board OF Trade Chicago Robert W. Buckley Charles W. Buckley Buckley & Company

Grain price ceilings eased to permit scheduled deliveries

An increase in ceiling prices effective yesterday allows July September and December grain shipments to reach ceiling levels. Directors had previously limited trade in these deliveries to liquidation only at lower ceilings.

Miller Triumphs in Tight Iowa GOP Nomination Contest

In early returns from Iowa Monday, Miller leads Ropes for Secretary of State with 111,631 to 73,182 while other GOP incumbents gain without opposition. Governor race shows Blue 138,783 and Olmsted 79,925. Democrats trailing. Other races include Long and Cunningham contesting for Commerce and Fifth District results. Lt. Gov Evans, Chet Akers, Harry Linn, and Jessie Parker held unopposed positions.

Republican Party Towa Republican Olmsted Democratic Miles Miller Ropes Cruikshank Grimes Laughlin Rankin Commerce Long MacHenry Richardson Smith Congress Jensen Revell Ryan Seemann Cunningham Center Kenneth A. Evans Emerson Chet B. Akers Ottumwa Agriculture Harry D. Linn Des Moines Jessie M. Parker Lake Mills

Bakeries to Close If Flour Shortage Persists in Davenport

Davenport bakers warn some shops may shut within 20 days unless supplies of flour shortening and sugar improve. They report bread production about 25 percent below recent weeks, signaling a tougher period for local bakeries.

Davenport

Woodbine Honors National Spelling Champion John McKinney

Woodbine Iowa greeted 13 year old John McKinney who won the national spelling championship in Washington DC. Mayor D H Bauerle awarded a wrist watch from the community and gave flowers to his parents Mr and Mrs N L McKinney during a parade and ceremonies.

Woodbine Fi— Woodbine Iowa John McKinney Washington, D. C D. H. Bauerle Young McKinney N. L. McKinney

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. C. Farley T. W. Arnold Voters of Atlantic For G. H. Allen Oyna Edward P. Cole Jeweler N-T Economy Shoe Co Steffens Garage Wiota U. S Goodrich Scout Shoes Brown's Shoe Fit Co GOV. Blue CASS Blue Ae Atlantic Teesweee Third Ward Fourth Ward Voww Bear Grove Benton Renee Brighton Edna Franklin Wrens Grant No. 1 Grant, No Grove Lincoln Noble Reneevasereere Pleasant No Pleasant Pymosa Crerreensy Union Aoe Victoria Washington Republic Phyllis Kinney New Mitford Toni Gregersen Drug Julius Kahl Dick Jessen O. F. Petterson Petterson Firestone Store Katherine Taylor Graham's Store Fort Dodge Ralph Buehler Safeway Glenwood Jaycee Meeting The Atlantic Junior Chamber of Commerce Ralph Laird Portland, Ore W. H. Woolsey Birch Street Frank Jones Lloyd Dreager Zion Walther League West Okoboji Mitchellville Robert Joyce Henry Bell Maude Wohlenhaus R. Zuccarini Bevier, Mo Nate Trucano Billie Guigli Madrid Peter Trucano West Coast Janice Fulks San Francisco Points Roy Thompson Nellie Rourick Clothiers Iowa Men’s Apparel Club Roy Metcalf Eddie Quinn Bob Howard John Ehlers Earl Hensley Mr. Ehlers Mr. Hensley Kansas City Rusee! Neely Los Angeles R. C. Judd East Seventh Street Colorado California George Olsen Robert George Pierre S. D Fred Lykke Alma Nadine Council Bluffs Lykke William Snouffer Gertrude Auerbach Blanche Berry James H. Lang aAlbert Huss Mildred Sauer Bell Telephone Company Rochester N. Y Sam Johnston Spruce Street Betty Ann Sauer H. O. Beadle Beverly Bob Alton Western Military Academy Leonard Carroll Fort. Meade Dewey Carroll Sacramento Cal Ralph Currier Neb Family Shoe Store Secropes News-Telegraph America Oriters Cristian ST. Kine Pagean Davisos Nelson Fearless Erore Et Hi Umetne Orantos Ned Eracus Stan Cook & Caslow's Drug Store Chestnut Frank Tompkin Bullock's St. Army Sheridan Ave Shenandoah Atlantic Post Office U. S. Army Kisser Diller Durango Smiley Arnette Minerman. Simpson Implement CO Xira, Iowa
Search Courier

Search the Atlantic News Telegraph Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Atlantic News Telegraph?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication