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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1945
Page
6
Churchill Reports Russian Gains in Teheran Fleet Deal
Prime Minister Churchill said Britain ceded eight former American destroyers and other ships to Russia at Teheran. He noted the U S contributed merchantmen and the cruiser Milwaukee, with Italy's surrendered fleet to be handed to the peace conference for disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Churchill
Russia
Teheran
Mediterranean
Churcaill
Red Navy
U. S
Milwaukee
Honor student Casey-Mary Bourke in nursing program
Casey-Mary B Bourke a junior in the University of Minnesota public nursing course earned cap and gown day honors for maintaining a B average across all studies including at least two quarters of attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Mary B. Bourke
University of Minnesota
New Regulations Aimed at Reducing Clothing Costs
Washington reports that OPA finalizes a series of price cutting regulations to push clothing costs back two years. A upcoming regulation will target clothing wholesalers while a new maj order lowers wool woven fabrics by seven percent and wool knit fabrics by four percent to pave the way for cheaper civilian garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Dying Child's Father Aboard Ship
In Waterloo a Navy public relations officer said Seaman First Class Richard J. Peel may return to his ship as his daughter Diana, age 3, battles leukemia. Peel is not considered permanently detached, according to Navy officials after talks with Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Richard J. Peel
Waterloo
Diana
Cea
Cra Miller
Navy Public Relagions
Peet
Milles
Navy Department
Washington
Couple Is Home From Jap Prison
Charles Pawley, son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pawley of Panama California, returned home after six years in the Philippines and China and 38 months in Santo Tomas and Los Banos internment camps. He endured malaria on the voyage and witnessed a dramatic guerrilla escape and a violent camp evacuation. He spent years abroad in Manila and Singapore before capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Chuck) Pawley
George E. Pawley
Panadena
Cal
Masaena
W. Pawley
Hickory Street
Philippines
China
Santo Tomas
Los Banos
Pawley
Muir Tech
Washington State
Chuck
Honolulu
Manila
Singapore
Atlantic
Anita
Social visits and movements around Ames and nearby towns
Mrs. Maude Kreamer visits Ames to see Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wolf and travels to Mason City to see Mr. and Mrs. Frank Odell. Wesley Donaldson returns from Broken Arrow Oklahoma. Mrs. Clara Covault visits Anita with daughter Mrs. John Robson. Des Moines couple Sherman Crouthamel and family visit relatives here. Mrs. Sadie Wells stays a week with relatives. Mrs. John S. Hensley and daughter Dena Young along with Flora Bell Hensley visit Memorial exercises. Mrs. Arnold Lee returns to Omaha after two weeks here. J. L. Bredahl and family spend a day in Pointelle. Vera Beck returns from Des Moines to spend weeks with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Kreamer
Ames
Leonard Wolf
Mason City
Frank Odell
Wesley Donaldson
Broken Arrow
Okla
Clara Covault
Anita
John Robson
Sherman Crouthamel
Des Moines
Chas, Hensley
Chris Hess
Lloyd Jorgensen
Sadie Wells
Guthrie Center
John S. Hensley
Dena Young
Flora Bell Hensley
Omaha
Arnold Lee
Maude Oldaker
J. L. Bredahl
Fontanelle
Vera Beck
Garner Printing Company
Chris Beck
Strawberries Abundant From Griswold-Home Garden
Griswold Home garden strawberries yield well and high quality. Massena residents Mrs Walter Wilson and her three children travel from Los Angeles to visit the Harold Spencer home in Oakland after spending days at the Wray Wilson home in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massena
Walter Wilson
Los Angeles
Wray Wilson
Oakland
Harold Spencer
Pymosa Lodge to Observe Its 75th Anniversary Friday
Pymosa lodge marks 75 years with notes on its origins in Davenport and Chestnut street building history. The Atlantic lodge line includes past grand officers and a 50 year Mason, E W Fackler, who began in 1893. Current officers listed include L O Schoenthal master Virgil Moore senior warden Wayne Flick junior warden and other trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pymosa Lodge
Atlantic Lodge
Davenport
Cook
Rexall
Masonic Association
R. H. Bailey
J. A. McWard
E. M. Willard
J. 8. Harlen
Ophir
George F. Pennell
A. D. McCall
Kedron Commandery
Chestnut Street
Franklin H. Whitney
Atlantic
Grand Lodge of
Iowa
E. W. Fackler
Astoria
R. G. Phelps
C. B. Osborne
B. Clovis
A. R. Hill
Ross J. Camblin
L. O. Schoenthal
Virgil Moore
Wayne Flick
A. R. Brewer
Charles ‘Grubb
Kelse Saemisch
Glenn Bell
Ralph Snyder
Fred Taylor
W. H. Barnard
Tyler
Howard Kluever
M. E. Britton
Brayton News Personal notes from Brayton and nearby towns
Brayton and area residents are highlighted with Vera Christensen of Omaha leaving for Washington to work with Western Union Telegraph Co. Mr and Mrs Guy Miller visited Lake City at the Dallas Miller home. Phyllis Anderson returns from a year of teaching at Pella and stays with the S R Andersons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brayton
Vera Christensen
Omaha
Pete Christensen
Washington, D. C
Western Union Telegraph Co
Guy Miller
Lake City
Dallas Miller
Phyllis Anderson
Pella
S. R. Andersons
Ronald Anderson
A. G. Anderson
Jack Bopp
Anita
CapHerring Relates POW Trials in German Camps
Capt Clyde E Herring son of former Senator Clyde Herring of Iowa recalls POW diet weight loss and travels through Camp Capua Moosburg Schubin Luckenwalde and Stettin camps. He arrived with 8436 liberated prisoners and plans a 60 day leave in Des Moines. His worst experience involved a waterless eight day boxcar voyage south of Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Clyde E. Herring
Clyde Herring
Iowa
Des Moines
Herring
Faid Pass
Capua
Italy
Moosburg
Germany
Schubin
Poland
Stettin
Luckenwalde
Berlin
Train Stop Recalled During Berlin Bombing
A recalled incident notes a train halted about 45 minutes in rail yards at Berlin during an American bombing run. The prisoner liberation occurred in April by Allied forces. Red Cross aid with food packets is credited with saving many inmates. Certificates and awards will be presented at a church program and demonstration Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Flassians
Red Cross
Griswold Bible School Opens With 40 Enrolled
Enrollment reaches 40 for daily vacation Bible School at the Church of Christ in Griswold. Mrs Minnie Binner of Council Bluffs leads the program with assistants Miss Mabel Mueller Ruth Evans and Belma Velma Lembke. Mrs J F Humphrey oversees music as classes run through the week.
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Hellemen
Old Style Distributing Co
Auantie
Corps of Cadets
United States Military Academy
Robert E. Woods
Corning
N.Y
Woods
Americas
Werleman Brewing CO
UA Crosse
Wis
Coryricht
thAde
Bald
Karl Albrecht Oberg
Paris
U. S. Seventh Army
Brayton News
Bry
Worthington Hatchery
Capt. Herring
Griswold School
Eco
ELKS
New York Corporation
Pittsburgh
New England
Eae As
Sunbeam
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