Landis Denounces Soviet Air Service as Inferior to U S
James M Landis chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board told the Senate Commerce Committee that Russian airline services are infinitely inferior to America He said neither the Soviets nor the British threaten U S supremacy in commercial aviation and warned that forcing a merger of United States International Air Lines into a single company would be socialism in disguise
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Washington
James M. Landis
Civil Aeronautics Board
America
Landis
Senate Commerce Committee
United States International Airlines
Omaha Market Briefs and Local Notices
Local notes show J. A. Liddell selling 1164 pounds of geese in Omaha for 25.75. Mayo Clinic visit for Claude Moorman and Dubuque trip for Rex Moorman's son. Dick Miller heads to Dubuque for a month with grandparents. Rotary hosts O R Patrick and Hart B Hill at Hotel Whitney. Clarinda visit by Harley Nash and party including Mrs. Hartsock. Memorial Day guests at 807 Maple street and Des Moines visitors. West Coast and Missouri travel updates and two marriage licenses issued in town.
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Dubuque
Dick Miller
Ray Miller
East Ninth Street
F. M. Jaeger
Clarinda
Harley Nash
Birch
M. E. Hartsock
Nash
W. L. Cool
Nash Home
F. E. Kelley
Maple Street
Elmer F. Kelley
Stella Joe
Viola Jacobsen
Des Moines
Ed Belleh
Simpson College
Traffic and Community News From Atlantic Area
Local items include Clyde Petersen arraigned for drunken driving after a 1:30 a.m. arrest by Night Chief Percy Jones on Fourth Street. The Atlantic band plans its first summer rehearsal at the high school. The annual flower show is postponed to June 14 at the Cass County courthouse. RAF enlistee Merle E. Peterman to retraining in San Antonio. A wedding trip in Des Moines for Walter Beck and classmates. Grandparents visit from Oakland, California. Mrs. Carl Phares returns from Bellevue with family updates. A 1947 Chevrolet coupe wrecks on Nishnabotna river road after a rollover near the Hopley farms. V. V. Hennessy attends the Iowa Bandmasters meeting. Ray Jones elected president. Weather: scattered thundershowers possible with mild temps around 67. Fines: several motorists cited for stop sign, speeding, dim lights, overheight, and overload charges.
City Council considers drainage talks and facility upgrades
Last night the council announced plans to meet with the school board to discuss drainage problems at Eleventh street high school grounds. The annex to the service station will be used for radiator repair and service. Also, several local property transactions were reported including Kenyon W. King purchasing 611 Linn street and Mrs. Anna Sanders buying 1003 Laurel street. Wedding attendees from multiple states joined Miss Alice Lou Wiese and Robert Kay at the ceremony.
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Eleventh Street
George Behrends
Edna Thompson
Emmett Lange
Lange
Fourteenth
Locust Streets
Alice Lou Wiese
Robert Kay
H. W. Wiese
R. W. Wiese
Louifla Wiese
H. A. Disbrow
Janice Disbrow
Omaha
Lorraine Steele
Coon Rapids
Gene Harshman
Sterling, Til
Dudley Herbert
Frank Herbert
Ames
Jaynee Cousins
Rhoda Steph
Chicago
Ed Sharps
Eldon
Will Rompf
Eagle Grove
John R. Palmer
Iowa City
Mra. L. B. Petersen
Red Oak
Phyllis Moline
Horace Ketchum
Robert Ketchum
Sue Kleinz
Rob Ross
Johnnie Webbler
Mahaney
Willam Schneider
Edith Ann Mullins
Des Moines
Truman to consult anew with U S on Argentine differences
President Truman met with Argentine Ambassador Oscar Ivanessi vich in Washington on June 3 and signaled willingness to consult anew with other American governments on U S Argentine differences.
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Washington
Truman
Oscar Ivanessivich
White House
Lamberty Receives Permit for West Seventh Building
William Lamberty of the Lamberty service station and radiator repair shop was granted a permit to erect a 24 by 36 foot block and tile building north of his current service station on West Seventh street.
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William Lamberty
Lamberty
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Aareee Eee Meee
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Te Clinic
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Rochester
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Claude Moorman
New Market
Mayo Clinic
Rotary Club
O. R. Patrick
Equitable Life Company
Hart B. Hill
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Atlantic
Wislora
W. H. Anderson
Bremerton, Wash
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J. D. McAfee
Poplar Street
Mr. McAfee
Anderson
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Arnold F. Sievers
Walnut
Dorothy I. Thompson
Council Bluffs
Anton J. Kopp
Anita
Martha C. Herrig
Missouri
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Missouri Ozarks
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N-T
Mrs. Garside
Highway 71
Cemetery
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Rusty
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Flash
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Extra
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Tipey
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Brayton Cafe
Justice Court
Percy Jones
Fourth Street
Atlantic City
K. K. Hennessy
Home and Garden Department
The
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Cass County Court House
RAF
Merle E. Peterman
Walter Peterman
Spruce Street
Atlantic High School
Army Air Forces
San Antonio
Lyle E. Harris
Elmer L. Nelson
Walter Beck
Jack O'Neill
Oakland
Cal
Frank Grulke
New York
West Coast
O'Neill
Virginia Grulke
Carl Phares
Oak Street
Bellevue
Neb
Carlos
Carlos Phares
Peter Hopley
W. A. Hopley
Hopley
Nishnabotna
Harry Sandler
Kansas City
James H. LaPorte
Dorothy Magill
Ross Eldon Kunze
Lewis
Paul W. Oliver
Detroit
R. P. Wahlert
Dexter
Jarman
Economy Shoe CO
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