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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1939

Page

4

Royal Couple's U S Visit Sparks Seat Rush at Capitol

King George VI and Queen Elizabeth tour Canada and head toward Niagara Falls as 8 560 seats are sought for Friday's joint congressional reception in the Capitol rotunda with 3 400 outside seats, as State Department officials prepare for a ceremony amid heavy public interest.

Washington J. N.S Capitol George VI Elisabeth Congress United States Key Pittman Dem Nevada Senate Pittman

Weather outlook for Nebraska and northwest regions

The forecast notes thundershowers tonight or Wednesday, with cooler conditions on Wednesday. In extreme west Nebraska, generally fair weather expected, while central and east portions may see local thundershowers this afternoon or tonight and possibly into Wednesday morning, with cooler temperatures tonight and Wednesday.

Nebraska

Pink Tea Invitations Sparked Garden Party Controversy

The 15 writers received five tickets for Lady Lindsay’s Washington garden party amid debate over who should attend. An IS press correspondent proposed awarding spots to two women reporters and drawing for the remaining three, but the plan failed and names were drawn from a hat. The incident caused tensions among the American correspondents.

U. 8 Canada Lady Lindsau Washington Lady Lindsay United States International News Service Pabs

Des Moines holdup suspect given ten years in prison

Dean Weatherly of Le Mars was sentenced to up to ten years in the Iowa state penitentiary for the Des Moines light and telephone station holdup in which 150 was taken. He confessed and said he sought immediate sentencing after arrest in Cherokee.

Des Moines I. N Dean Weatherly le Mars Iowa State Penitentiary Weatherly Cherokee Franklin Highland Park

Boy on 20th floor ledge seeks job in Minneapolis

A 19 year old, Robert L Evans, perched for over an hour on a twentieth story ledge at the Medical Arts building in Minneapolis before police persuaded him to descend. He says he cannot find work since returning from a CCC camp near Seattle six weeks ago and is despondent over his dead parents and a quarrel with his girlfriend's family. He handed a note to a passerby lamenting loss of respect due to unemployment.

Minneapolis Minn Robert L. Evans Evans Medical Art Twin Cities CCC Seattle

Mediators Urge Equal Rural Charges In Atlantic Lines

A three man Chamber of Commerce mediation panel urged the light and water commission to charge farm consumers on the 10 rural lines out of Atlantic the same rates as city users. They advised circulating petitions to support rural rate reductions and noted moral obligations to honor decade old contracts linking farm and city rates.

Chamber of Commerce Partien Howard Marshall EB. P. Chase T. P. Breheny The Light and Water Commission Atlantic Carl A. Zellmer Willie Sarsfield Harry Kay S. Business Chamber of Commerce Board Pawl M. van Ackeren Bbcesl Tien Light Board Elmer Busse William Vindeman Chamber

City to receive bids for new switchboard at light plant

Trustees of the municipal light and water plant will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in city hall to open bids on a new electrical switchboard. The project is part of an improvement program funded by a recent PWA appropriation. In Cumberland Miss Georgia Byrne, county superintendent of schools, spent Monday in Cumberland checking school books.

Municipal Light and Water Plant PWA Cumberland Georgia Byrne

City Library Displays Charter of Local G A R

The Sam Rice post Grand Army of the Republic charter will be permanently placed in the Carnegie library. Library board, chaired by L H Pine, approved the plan at Monday night’s meeting and agreed to seek the regular library millage for the year. Adnah Bullock urged display for public viewing, with Mrs Janss tasked to obtain the charter from the Women’s Relief Corps now holding it.

Sam Rice Post Grand Army of the Republic Carnegie Library Library Board L. H. Pine Adnah David Bullock Sam Rice Post No. 6 Department State Museums of Historical Societies Peter Janss Library Women’s Relief Corps

Early Ball Scores From National and American Leagues

National League games led with Cincinnati losing 0 to 6 to New York in the third. Pittsburgh fell 0 to 5 to Brooklyn in the fourth. Chicago defeated Philadelphia 5 to 2 in the fourth. St Louis beat Boston 8 to 2 in the sixth. American League action saw New York and Detroit tied 0 to 0 in the second. Philadelphia edged Chicago 1 to 5 in the fifth. Boston won 2 to 1 over Cleveland in the second.

Cincinnati New York Vandermeer Davis Lombardi Salvo Livengood Danning Pittsburgh Brooklyn Bowman Berres Fitzsimmons Phelps Chicago Philadelphia Page Hartnett Johnson Schott Pearson Detroit Hildebrand Dickey Newsom York Caster Brucker Dietrich Rensa Boston Cleveland Auker Peacock Drake Hemsley

Arrest of Irish Rebel Officer Sparks Detroit Detention

Sean Russell, an Irish Republican Army officer, was arrested in Detroit on passport related charges. He was detained after stepping off a Chicago train and is awaiting fuller explanation of the case amid heightened security during royal visit preparations.

Detroit Sean Russell Department of Labor Russell Ireland Chicago Thomas F. Chawke John L. Zubrick Immigration Department England Windsor Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI Joseph McGarrity Philadelphia Mann United States

Foreigner held in court over shot at Duchess of Kent

Ledwedge Vincent Lawler a 45 year old welder's assistant recently arrived from Australia was arraigned in Westminster police court on charges of possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life and firing at the Duchess of Kent's limousine. Scotland Yard investigated a second incident at the Harewood estate with a bullet hole found in a dining room window.

London Ledwedge Vincent Lawler British Empire Duchess of Kent Westminister Australia Lawlor King George Welder Scotland Yard Earl of Harewood Princess Royal Harewood Irish Republican Army Earl George VI Countess of

Three Survive Wreck In Ona Wao Iowa

Three survivors of a car collision in Ona wa Ia reported today while four others were listed as improving. Mrs Mildred Gingles 35 died from crash injuries. James Gingles 60 their son Emory 16 and nephew Stanley Folsom 14 were killed when their car collided head on with a machine driven by Fred Miller. Lola and Pauline Gingles and Miller were injured months. Irish Republican army sympathizers in Detroit hired an attorney to represent the two men.

Gnawa I. N Mildred Gingles James Gingles Emory Stanley Folsom Fred Miller Lola Pauline Gingles Miller Irish Republican Army Detroit

4-H Girls Rally Day Elects Cass County Leaders at Atlantic High

About 176 Cass county 4-H club girls and leaders gathered in Atlantic high school for Rally Day. Ruth Kuesel was named president succeeding Viola Joyce. other officers include Vera Anderson vice president Jean Kuhl secretary treasurer and Regina Edgar historian. The program featured music and memory contests with clubs earning high ratings and awards presented by Evelyn Hollen. Rev Claude W Cooper gave the afternoon address on democracy and privilege.

Cass County Atlantic High School Ruth Kuesel Victoria Victors Club Viola Joyce Vera Anderson Benton Township Jean Kuhl Pymosa Township Regina Edgar Massena Townshp Evelyn Hollen Claude W. Cooper Methodist Church

Roosevelt third term would bind nation to strong federal control

Des Moines June 6 Dr Glenn Frank Republican platform drafting chief warned that a Roosevelt third term could bring more strong arm federal power than the New Deal. He said decent regulation is needed and that running economic life from political headquarters would erode democracy. He outlined four sections for the 1946 Republican platform and noted a draft would be ready by August.

Des Moines Roosevelt Glenn Frank Federal Centrol Frank National Committee

Two Boone Orphans Die in Des Moines River Drowning

Richard Fisher 17 and Virgil Fisher 20, brothers from Boone, were drowned in the Des Moines river northwest of Boone last night. Their bodies were recovered from eight feet of water after resuscitation attempts failed. Sonny Pepples, who swam with them, ran for help but it was too late.

Boone I. N Richard Fisher Virgil Fisher Iowa Des Moines Sonny Pepples Fisher Brothers

Defeated Mayor Now Heads City Officers in Stuart

In Stuart, Louisiana, Dr. Fred H. Nolte, defeated in the last mayoral election, was appointed by the city council to fill the unexpired term of Herman Jost who defeated him in March. Jost has moved to West Liberty.

Stuart I. N Fred H. Nolte Dr. Nolte Herman Jost Jost West Liberty

Youth pilot rescued after trans Atlantic attempt off Georges Bank

Chatham Massachusetts June 6 A 22 year old Pennsylvania student pilot Cheston Eshelman of Carlisle was rescued by the fishing trawler Villanova crew after his single engine monoplane landed in the Atlantic 300 miles east of Boston. Eshelman fled Camden New Jersey to fly to Mars in an unauthorised flight. He survived shock and exhaustion, picked up by the dory crew aboard the Villanova. The plane, bought for 2600 dollars last month, sank after landing in the sea.

Chatham Mass Pennsylvania Atlantic Georges Fishing Banks Boston Cheston Erhelman Carlisle Aleft Camden N. J Mars A. Bjartmars Villanova Eshelman radio _marine B.D Wenr Cape Cod Villa Nova Bjartmars Young Eshelman Dory Edward Walz Central Airport Flying School Walz

Passion for Flying Drives Carlisle Pilot to Atlantic Tragedy

Cheston Eshelman the 22 year old student flier who piloted the missing monoplanes crash off the Massachusetts coast possessed a passion for flying his parents in Carlisle Pennsylvania said today he earned his pilot license three weeks ago and left for New York without notice.

Carlisle Cheston Eshelman Atlantic Ocean Massachusetts C. Eshelman Eshelmans New York Eshelman

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