Pedestrians urged to wear white on highways at night
Advisories recommend pedestrians wear white or light clothing when walking at night and to walk facing traffic on open highways to improve visibility and safety.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1947
Page
2
Advisories recommend pedestrians wear white or light clothing when walking at night and to walk facing traffic on open highways to improve visibility and safety.
The state fair board lifted all limits on 4-H baby beeves per county. An estimated 1 600 to 1 200 animals will compete for about 6 000 dollars in cash premiums. A preliminary judging is set for August 21 with excess animals sold August 22 and the best 600 on display through fair week. Premiums include 1 867 for Herefords 1 515 for Shorthorns 1 874 for Angus and 1 961 for pure bred beef heifers.
A lightning strike hit a large barn on the Roy Wester farm eight miles southwest of Walnut late Wednesday afternoon. The barn and its hay and grain stored inside were destroyed, with no live stock present. Walnut fire department faced muddy roads delaying response as they worked to save nearby structures.
Eight year old Joel Zea son of Mr and Mrs E D Zea died yesterday at a Mason City hospital after his bicycle collided with a truck. Delbert L Kinnan the truck driver said the boy struck the side of the truck just after the vehicle stopped for a stop sign and turned a corner.
Rev Samuel Kathoo Mall a commissioner from India to the United Presbyterian general assembly will speak at the local United Presbyterian church Friday evening at 8 oclock with the public invited. He is pastor of the Sialkot City church in Punjab with 600 members and will answer questions about India. The evening meeting at the parsonage has been postponed.
K. K. Hennessy reports strong interest in Atlantic high school summer band and orchestra classes. Registrations are taken at the high school band room until Monday afternoon. About 15 have enrolled in the beginners class, with 8 am daily instruction and junior and senior band rehearsals.
The article notes cranberries provide Vitamin C and that consuming the berries raw, as in orange cranberry relish or related gelads, maximizes this nutrient. It also contains a caution to slow the tempo for healthier living.
Scotland Yard reported three more explosive letter bombs traced to Italy were found as investigators combat a “murder by post” campaign. One was sent to a prominent figure, two to lesser known recipients. provenance and delivery status remain unconfirmed. Names circulating included Sir Stafford Cripps Lt Gen Evelyn Barker and Lt Gen Sir Harold MacMichael. Anthony Eden’s letter was intercepted before receipt.
John Robert Miller, son of Mr and Mrs G W Miller of Waterloo and a University of Iowa graduate, was named assistant professor of marketing at Drake University by Dean L E Hoffman. Miller holds BA and MA degrees from the University of Town. his mother is a Drake graduate.
Mrs William Snouffer was taken to Iowa City for treatment at the University hospital. Clair Brown Mary Rattenberg Robert Larsen Sondra Bissell Morris Blake undergoing tosilectomies at Atlantic Memorial hospital. Mrs Roy Comes and her son James Stanley leaving hospital. Peter White had major surgery. Randolph Stone improving from varicose veins. Anita Legg home and bedridden after major operation.
A daughter was born Wednesday at Atlantic Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Bowes of 203 Locust weighing 6 pounds 3% ounces. Another daughter arrived to Mr and Mrs William Thompson of Adair at 6:25 pm, weight 7 pounds 7% ounces. In Kimballton Mr and Mrs Bert Niklasen welcomed a daughter born last week, their third daughter, weighing 7% pounds.
A baby boy was born at 11 46 p m on June 3 to Mr and Mrs Glen Larsen at the Laseta Jensen nursing home. The couple already has one sibling.
Secretary of State Marshall urged European nations to craft a broad reconstruction program with U S support where feasible and to oppose any government or group that blocks recovery, speaking to Harvard Alumni on June 5 in Cambridge Massachusetts.
Henry Wallace at a Raleigh press conference said his support for the Democratic party in 1948 would depend on whether it is a "war party." When asked about backing the Republicans he replied he could not imagine campaigning for a Republican under any circumstances.
Avoca resident Zoe Mailer from the original 1897 Iowa Wesleyan College graduating class received a fifty year award in absentia as seven alumni returned to Mount Pleasant for the ceremony. Maier could not attend.
An old time want ad style blurb promotes sugar crafted flavors and citrus treats, inviting readers to try News Telegraph Want Ads.
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