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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1962
Page
11
Grant Club members of the Douglas Lucky Lindies Girls 4-H club and leaders Mrs. Russell Orstad and Mrs. Jack Taylor attended rally day Friday in Red Oak. Others from here included Mrs. Arnold Long Joyce and several local ladies from Olton Texas.
A $150000 suit to recover fire insurance for the Marshall Auto Store fire in Ottumwa on Oct 1 1960 was moved from Missouri to Southern Iowa District court. Marshall Auto seeks $75000 from St Paul Fire and Marine, $40000 from Agricultural Insurance Co of Watertown NY and $35000 from US Fire Insurance Co of New York. The petition says Oliver Green formerly of Kansas City was convicted in Wapello County on charges he set the fire. Green has filed a motion for a new trial. The suit names Robert J and Phyllis Matthews of Omaha and Stanford M Katz of Kansas City Mo as trustees for Marshall Auto Stores. It alleges inventory loss of $122755 and furniture and fixtures damage of $28187.
Anita high school announces eight new Quill and Scroll members for journalistic work: Norman Bissell Carolyn Lantz Dyann Long Betty Davis Judy Enfield Doug Holland Connie Crozier Katherine Beschorner. Last year's Spy staff members Jon Daume Kevin Burke Don Fletcher Tom McLuen are noted. The message thanks staff, hospital personnel, and Dr Needles. Also a motorists reminder to obey stop signs.
Firemen in Atlantic are undergoing an intensive training program focused on business district fires. The curriculum includes block maps, hose lay plans, hydrant use, vehicle positioning, ladder and equipment needs, and protection for adjacent structures. Fire Chief Pat Crawford says pre planning will help firefighters act within seconds at a major blaze.
Khrushchev cites capitalism’s inflation idea to explain Soviet price hikes and excess rubles. Western economists question the rationale, noting Soviet agriculture and armament spending shape policy, while U.S. inflation debates focus on wage price spirals and stock market volatility.
The Rev. Loren Works left by bus for New York to fly with pastors on a Bible lands tour. Mrs. L. D. McLeran of Upland Calif arrived for a one month visit with relatives. Mrs. Hazel Nelson of Downey Calif visited recently before returning home. John J Havick earned a physics degree at Coe College. Dorothy Evans travels to Riverside and Honolulu after visiting relatives.
Matt Mathisen of the Atlantic department explains firefighting tactics and building analysis to a training class. A map of Chestnut street blocks aids study of procedures for fires in any building. Bonkowski buys the Bill Morena house on South Division. John L Rutherford buys the Ler, John, en house on Church street. Mrs Louis Boysen elected president of the 7th district Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. Mrs Gary Borg and family return from California visit. Fell to Dana College with a bachelor of science degree. Mrs Mable Jacobsen auctions furniture and moves to Washington state. Mrs Franklin Jorgensen returns from a three week western vacation.
June Pelzer of Griswold celebrated her first birthday with a family dinner for relatives. Her twin Julie died at birth and June formerly lived in an incubator at Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs. She now weighs 14 pounds and is a healthy child.
North Hollywood California AP Robert Fuller actor known for Laramie restrained a man attempting to break into his new home. He grabbed a pistol and held the suspect at gunpoint until officers arrived. The suspect Robert Potter 25 transient faced burglary suspicion.
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