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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1945
Page
2
Washington items report attorney Mr. ad vo Buff and Mr. aril Haze among attendees. Hay es and Mr. Belz return to city after travels. Mrs. Hooper and family mourn her grandmother with desert weather noted.
The Cass County Iowa Board of Supervisors adopted noxious weed control dates and a five year plan, set county superintendent pay at 2280, and approved various purchases and notices. Resolutions also directed notices against certain residents and authorized county action if landowners fail compliance. The meeting included committee appointments and adjournment to June 1 1845 with routine reports from local officials.
Conserving fluid milk is urged as eggs and milk blend into ration stretchers. Features include creamed eggs scuffles and vegetable custards, plus a Fir King Cory Rings recipe using fried corn meal mush and hard boiled eggs.
Adair residents and visitors are listed with relatives and friends in Des Moines Omaha Shenandoah Ida Grove and De Moines. People include Mrs G F McElfresh Miss Jeannette Downing Mr and Mrs Rex Downing and Sgt Jule Downing along with the Kuhl Watt and Nieman families. A dance recital at Rose Lorenz studio featured Janet Duffy while others visited cemeteries and shopped in Atlantic.
The Allied powers outlined four occupation zones in postwar Germany with the Soviet Union taking the eastern zone, Britain the northwestern zone, the United States the central western zone, and France the western zone. Greater Berlin would be under an inter allied authority. Eisenhower left Frankfurt to attend a four power meeting in Berlin as commander of occupation forces.
The annual Red Cross meeting was held at the Masonic temple club room Thursday evening. Reports for the year were presented and officers elected for the year including Mrs. Weimer Pearson as president Ed L. Newton as vice president Misa Ermine M Brown as secretary and W T Biggs as treasurer War Savings Stamps were advertised for purchase at The Atlantic News Telegraph.
A local Atlantic man describes relief from postmeal bloating and acidy spit up after taking SYS-TONE. He says his bowels are regular for the first time in years and credits the medicine with improving overall wellbeing. Sold at Atlantic drug stores.
Local column lists numerous service men with furloughs and assignments. Notables include Casey discharged from navy and Lt Gordon Tye returning from Italy theater. Families report visits, homecomings, and hospital recoveries as World War II duties continue.
Pergamon city rented as substitute for papyrus inspiring a naming origin. Oyster scallop dish features corn and is described as a favorite in the solid south.
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