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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text describes bank opening plans in Iowa with names and organizations jumbled. It references Commerce and local figures, plus phrases about service aims and community impact, but clarity is limited due to distorted source text.
A Omaha warehouse clerk named Joseph We Zaloudek won $24 000 in a veterans sweepstakes. He worked a $28 weekly job and received news of the prize amid a tense moment as he learned of the victory.
A Midwest farm press poll shows rural voters largely oppose a tariff bill. Illinois led opposition with 96 percent, followed by Missouri 87, Nebraska 98, Indiana 98, and Minnesota 88. Michigan stood as the sole endorsing state, while Farm papers and farm leaders credit the move to protect sugar schedules amid tense national debate.
A third candidate joins the senatorial race, aiming to form a mass party through a convention in the fall. The entrant, unnamed in full, seeks to rally workers and unionists to back a new political platform, challenging established candidates.
The text provides basic tornado advice urging movement away from the storm's direction, seek shelter indoors, avoid running, and position near interior walls away from debris. It notes typical tornado months May and June and emphasizes staying low and covering belongings if necessary.
Western League notes Wiehien and Ontalie Wenger Des Muines in a tied game with Otters top. Oklahoma and St Joe lead, while Purhloty features in an American League recap. Detroit, Boston, and Cleveland postes show results as Philadelphia and New York lead the National League standings.
Primo Carnera meets KK Christner of Akron in a ten round heavyweight bout in Detroit tonight. Carnera is listed as significantly heavier and taller with longer reach, while Christner is praised for leg movement and training. The bout follows prior boxing attention and related sports news from Washington and Detroit.
George von Elm defeats United States ace in the French championship tournament. The Ashville, North Carolina player, Steilly Allen, is named in coverage as the event unfolds. The Davis Cup context is noted with plans for afternoon play.
Tony Canzoneri boxed past Glick over ten rounds in New York winning by decision. Canzoneri weighed 123 pounds to Glick’s 137 and delivered hard accurate drives, dropping Glick once and dominating most of the bout. News-Telegraph report notes Canzoneri’s first win in a major ring appearance.
Ewan of Witten received the Naval Academy Athletic Award in a ceremony reported by the campus press. The honor recognizes outstanding athletic achievement and leadership among midshipmen.
Baseball roundup details a chaotic game slate: Robins set a club record with eight errors, Engle leads Brooklyn with four errors, Ruth ties a homer record, and the Yankees beat the White Sox. Tigers rally to tie late with Mark Koenig debuting at short.
Reports from San Francisco New York and New Jersey describe boxing results. Paul Nepri and Babe Muring fought to a foul call in San Francisco. Johnny Burns was knocked out in Oakland by Willis Dix. Tony Canzo defeated Joe Glick in New York. Lew Feldman won a clear decision over Georgie Goldberg. Tommy Lown outpointed Murry Matkinsky. Steve Famas, a former Penn State athlete, defeated Campi of Italy in Newark New Jersey.
A towering Civil War era sculpture known as The Battle of Atlante stands 40 feet tall and weighs 16 000 pounds. Once sold for 1000 dollars, it now commands notional value near 500 000 dollars according to a local collector. About one hundred thousand people view it annually.
Notice to qualified electors of the School Township in Pymosh County Casa State of Town for a special election at Center School House on Lane 14 1020 at 1 PM and 5 PM to decide if surplus funds may be used to erect a school house and if the board may levy up to 5 mills for building a new school house in Sub-District No 2.
Adair public schools vote to fill vacancies caused by resignations. Athletic coach Daryl Pendergraft of Clarinda, formerly at Pacific Dine Ition high school, is selected. NEW assignments include Mise Aliga Garton Varina, Miss Jeanette Vari Mlank Mason City, and Miss Doris Fry Mediapolis among others. principal and training positions remain open.
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