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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1940

Page

5

French destroy 400 tanks in gale briefer

News briefs report a Nebraska wind and rain storm causing fatalities as farmer William Kunzman Jr died near Surprise from a chicken house collapse. Other items cover a Des Moines girl stabbed in a car fight, a bridge leap rescue, NYA job findings in Iowa, and police probe into Creighton football players’ alleged beating. The Red Oak tragedy notes Jane Marie Bruce’s poliomyelitis death near Des Moines.

Gale Surprise Neb William Kunzman Jr Nebraska Kanaman Surprise Red Oak Jane Marie Bruce Afton Des Moines Charles Bruce Jane Earl Bruce

Red Cross Fund Acknowledgments Then and Now

A brief listing shows donations or acknowledgments labeled Red Cross Fund. Amounts include 119.00, 10.00, 2.00, 1.00, credited to individuals such as Mr and Mrs Dele Hutchins and a friend. The fragment suggests a charitable record of small contributions.

Dele Hutchins

Weather Town Generally Fair Tonight and Friday

Forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms in eastern and southern areas this afternoon or tonight. It will be cooler tonight and Friday in the south and extreme east. Nebraska will be generally fair tonight and Friday, cooler tonight except in the extreme west, with some warming Friday afternoon in the west.

Nebraska

Anitan Aged Man Receives 4900 From Annuity Settlement

District Judge Whitney Gilliland approved a settlement in the 7000 equity suit against Leon G. Voorhees and H. C. Faulkner. Fred Dittman, guardian of 87 year old Frederick Kauer, will receive 4900 as the remaining balance from the annuity arrangement. Attorney fees were set at 1000. Kauer, once poverty bound, plans to use the funds to build a small home in Anita.

Whitney Gillilland Leon G. Voorhees H. C. Faulkner Anita Fred Dittman Frederick Kauer Anitaman Voorhees Faulkner Kauer E. S. Holton Dittman Guardian Gilliland Hobart E. Newton Stuart Harry B. Swan Atlantic the Guardian United States Germany Long Gao

June Court Term Opens Here Today

Judge H. J. Mantz of Audubon opened the June term of Cass county district court here this morning. No jury is called for the June term, only equity cases will be considered. Tomorrow will be default day. Charlies R. Linn is serving as court reporter and Irwin Pellett as bailiff.

H. J. Mantz Audubon Cass County District Court Charlies R. Linn Irwin Pellett

Government Acts To Avert Strikes In Key Industries

Washington reports outline President Roosevelt's push to prevent labor strikes during the national defense buildup. Labor Secretary Perkins appoints conciliators to oversee aviation, construction, machine tools, oil, rubber, chemicals, shipbuilding, and steel. Knudsen forms a defense staff including H. S. Vance and George J. Mead to coordinate production across industries.

Washington I. N National Defense William Knudsen Roosevelt Perkins Labor Bee General Motors National Defense Council John D. Biggers Toledo H. S. Vance South Bend Ind George J. Mead Treasury Department E. F. Johnson Detroit

Unity to Boost U.S. Business by Combating Fifth Column

Prof George R Davies of the University of Iowa predicts national unity and reduced labor strife could lift U S business by up to 60 percent. He says a return to normal conditions could yield a 30 to 35 percent gain over recent levels as fear of global conflict drives decisive action.

Iowa City United States George R. Davies University of Iowa Bureau of Business Research Davies

Mrs Stella Whalen Visiting Atlantic Area

From Los Angeles Mrs Stella Whalen of Los Angeles California is a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Carter five miles east of Atlantic She is the mother in law of Mrs Frank Whalen formerly Miss Erma Bigelow of this city.

Los Angeles Stella Whalen Calif Lloyd Carter Atlantic

Milree Cole Named Cass County 4 H President

Miss Milree Victors of Victoria is elected president of Cass County 4-H clubs at the annual rally in Atlantic High School. 216 members and friends attended with ten clubs represented in uniform. Officers include Bernice Crum vice president Dorothy Snodgrass secretary treasurerPollock reporter historian. Ruth Kuesel retires as county president and installation of new officers followed. Awards to be presented by Mary Louise Simon at session end.

Milree Victors Cole Atlantic High School Miss Cole Miss Rubber Vic- Huspelpapleep Memo Vic Bernice Crum The Pleasant Girls Dorothy Snodgrass Washington Workers Margaret Pollock Glad Girls Grove A. Lorenzen Oscar Dahlberg Walter Darling Elmer Smith Home Project Clifton Pollock Farm Bureau Emmett Daugard L. C. Crum Ruth Kuesel Victoria Township Eleanor Paulson Cass County Victoria Victors Mary Louise Simon

Fatal bicycle accidents claim two Iowa boys

Webster City funeral plans for Raymond Allen 12 after a truck collision on highway 20 as his bicycle hooked the truck. In Marion 11 year old Bobby Fullerton dies from skull fracture after a car driven by R. J. Wood strikes his bicycle. Summer Movies note open air shows in Viota tonight.

Webster City Raymond Allen John Hammon Selby Poultry Company Cedar Rapids Bobby Fullerton Marion R. J. Wood Bobby George A. Fullerton

Nazi Agents Foster Unrest In Uruguay

American officials have accumulated evidence of a well connected Nazi network in Uruguay aiming to overturn the pro American regime of Gen Alfredo Baldomir and install a government favorable to Berlin. They see limited chance of seizing control directly but expect to influence Uruguay and other Pan American states to weaken Western Hemisphere defense and unity led by Washington.

Washington Uruguay Alfredo Baldomir Berlin Solidarity

Casey Man Killed by Rocket Near Anita Station

Ed Meuen a 54 year old Casey farmer was killed last night when struck by a westbound Rock Island Rocket near the Anita station. The engineer could not stop. Meuen was reportedly intoxicated after dental work. A whiskey bottle was found at the scene. Funeral services are set for Friday at St Josephs Catholic Church Casey.

Casey Rocket Anita Ed Meuen Casey Farmer Rock Island Anita Station Meuen Mellen W. W. Kitson Atlantic Melen Mike Dennis Evans St. Joseph's Catholic Church C. J. Mackin Stuart Cemetery

To Lost Island fishing trip planned by Coker, Newlin, Hubbard

Ray and Roger Coker, Gene Newlin and M E Hubbard have gone to Lost Taland to spend today and tomorrow on a fishing expedition.

Lost Island Ray Roger Coker Gene Newlin M. E. Hubbard Lost Taland

Heavier German Air Attacks Expected On England

London reports indicate German reconnaissance flights extend 450 miles along eastern and southern coasts. Six people injured by incendiaries in rural raids as anti parachute units and anti aircraft batteries respond along the south coast. A British communique notes incendiary bombs aimed at locating RAF airfields. In Skagerrak, British warships broke a mine barrier and attacked a German convoy. Swedish witnesses heard heavy cannonading and saw ships and aircraft in action.

London England Britain Airr Home Security Ministries Yorkshire Lincolnshire Norfolk Thames Royal Air Force Stockholm Skagerrak Skaerhamn

Romanian oil rush to the front drives Vienna shipments

Reports from Bucharest indicate Germany's armored divisions on the western front face an oil shortage. All Romanian oil arriving in Vienna is immediately dispatched to the battle front as shortages mount.

Budapest Bucharest Germany Vienna

Daladier Ousted in Reynaud Cabinet Shake-Up

In Paris on June 6, Premier Paul Reynaud reorganized the French government by taking the foreign affairs and defense posts and remaining premier. Former premier Edouard Daladier left the cabinet as Reynaud moves to bolster leadership amid escalating war crisis after talks with President Albert Lebrun.

Paris Edouard Daladier Paul Reynaud Daladier Reynaud Albert Lebrun

Atlantic Sends Hobo Band Float to Kimballton

The Royal Neighbors formed a 20 woman hobo band with home made instruments for the Kimballton festival. The group, sponsored by the Junior and Senior Chambers of Commerce, featured local residents and promoted Atlantic's upcoming pumpkin festival.

Atlantic Kimballton Royal Neighbors Chambers of Commerce Mesdames Carl Litterst Gladys Campbell Roy Fraizer Willard Darling Everett Rowley Hubert Pressnall Ralph Goodwin George Cranston Paul Miller Clarence Vetter Oscar Dahlberg Howard Andrews Guy Fulks Carrie Taylor Marinus Mikkelsen Dale Taylor Johnny B. Thomas Otto Hartkopf Charles Malone E. G. Pagel

Roosevelt eyes Byrnes as potential running mate in 1944 race

Official Washington circles say the president has made definite overtures to Senator James F Byrnes of South Carolina to join him on the ticket. Roosevelt remains silent on a possible third term.

Washington Jas. F. Byrnes South Carolina Roosevelt

Italy Warns U S to Stay Out of War Alliances

Rome reports Virginio Gayda, Mussolini spokesman, warns America against joining European war bloc risking Monroe Doctrine nullification. He says U S intervention could provoke retaliation in American territory and notes Italy Russia rapprochement amid Balkan diplomacy and 12 mile danger zone measures.

Rome United States Virginio Gayda Mussolini America Europe Garda Giornale d'Italia Germany Italy Gayda Russia Moscow Augusto Rosso Balkan

Munich aviation plant targeted in air raid

Paris reports four hundred German tanks have been smashed or captured as the Somme battle continues with a German ground offensive and new French defense tactics. French air ministry says bomber squadrons attacked Mannheim Ulm Ludwigshafen and Munich’s DMW motor factory despite anti-aircraft fire and searchlights.

Paris Weygand Somme Langa Neea A Amiens Somme-Aisne Mannheim Ulm Ludwigshaver Mypnich Badische An

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