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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1949
Page
6
Diver Drowns While Recovering Hidden Safe
Ernest Albertson, 35, of South Sioux City Neb, nearly died in a Missouri river dive to recover a supermarket safe. An air tank failed soon after he went under. He was revived by artificial respiration and rushed to a hospital. Detectives expect to continue operations to lift the safe from about 15 feet of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Missouri River
F. E. Baumer
South Sioux City
Neb
Ernest Albertson
Albertson
Baumer
Larry Erickson
Erickson
Rice-Caught in Attempted Jail Break at Cass County Jail
Kansas City ex convict Carl Charles Rice was bound over to the Cass county grand jury on a larceny charge for theft of about $700 in travelers checks from the Albert Brown home. He allegedly tried to dig out of his third floor cell with a steel file and a jail window handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Carl Charles Rice
Kansas City
Cass County Grand Jury
Justice Court
Albert Brown
Rice
Dale Cornell
Harry Jordan
Jordan
Melvin E. Moore
Delbert Mauk
Austin Silvey
Ernest Curry
New York
Lee Adkins
Paducah
John Budd
John C. Bell
Viota
Brown
Bell
Cass
Atlantic
Bell Farm
Iowa
Ilinois
Fort Leavenworth
Missouri State Prison
Adkins
R. Kent Martin
Desa Moines
William Beardsley
Lewis News Guests Visit in Relatives Homes
Recent visitors to the Lewis area include Mrs. Edmond Keffer and Marion Keffer of Cedar Rapids at Bernice Keffer's home. The James Smith family from Kansas City stayed with the ee A. ent. Geo. C. Marker of Chicago visited the Marker households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Edmond Keffer
Marion Keffer
Cedar Rapids
Bernice Keffer
James Smith
Kansasity
Ee A. Éent
Man Quinn
Geo. C. Marker
Chicago
H. G
Calbert “Marker
Glen Upson
Ot‘tumwa
Henry Grulke
Fred Upson
W. H. McWhorter
Mason City
Maggie DeLean
Keith Berrys
Carbondale
Colo
Pearl Porter
Helen
William Bennetts
Greenfield Mra
Hattie Edwards
Cumberland
LeRoy Smiths
Robert Bennett
Elliott
Max Barrer
Neoka
Anna Berry
Norman Quinn
Fred Gerlachs
Manhattan
Kan
Carl Gunter
Kansas City
Avoca Youth Hero Saves Tot From Aggressive Cow
Norman Harris 18 intervened when a cow charged five year old Carol Scott at Howard Scott home northeast of Avoca. He was kicked and trampled, fell unconscious and near coma for hours before revival by the child's father. Carol escaped with only screams aiding rescue. Norman was treated at Jennie Edmundson hospital with cow hoof marks on his shoulders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Harris
Howard Scott
Avoca
Carol Scott
Norman
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Norman West
Margaret OBrien Withdraws From Alice in Wonderland Role
Hollywood report states Margaret OBrien will retire from screen work for a time due to her mother's marital troubles with Orchestra Leader Don Sylvia. Agent Vic Orsatti says she cannot do justice to the film as Little Miss Pigtails rests. Mrs Gladys O'Brien Sylvie also plans to retire, while Sylvia denies rumors and vows not to be duped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Don Sylvia
Margaret O'Brien
Margaret
Alice
Walt Disney
Vic Orsatti
Miss Pigtails
Gladys O’brien
Sylvie
Orsati
Sylvia
Ames Professor Heads Iowa Elks
Harry J. Schmidt of Ames a professor of physical education at Iowa State College is elected president of the Iowa Elks association. He succeeds Frank Margolin of Sioux City. Zr. Z White Storm Lake Morse Kinney Webster City Thomas Sinnett Oskaloosa Sanford Schmalz Mike Lee Ed Kane and others are named to key posts in the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P
Mike) Lee
Marshalltown
Ed H. Kane
Cedar Rapids
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travels
Lewis-Beth Ann Robson of Clarion visits Claud Casady home. Rev. and Mrs. Jay Waterman relocate to Salem for his preach. The Weppler family hosted at Supper Tuesday in the Weppler home. Fred Casady and Mrs. Claud Casady attended Mrs. Fred Sherer’s funeral in Randolph Nebraska. Susie Campbell Nick Roberts and children visit John McCauley home. Ida Long visits Lyle Johnson. Granddaughter Lylene Samuels fractures both bones of left arm. Rose Joyce of Mason City visiting Frank and Kenneth Joyce homes. Harold Morgan and Janice vacation in northern Minnesota. Barbara, daughter of Mrs. Norman Quinn, visits Lawrence Kansas for vacation. Alva Pearce and Meda Sperry return from California with G John Wegner of Howard Cal as far as Grand Island Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Beth Ann Robson
Clarion
Claud Casady
Jay Waterman
Salem
John Weppler
Wm. Weppler
Fred Casady
Fred Sherer
Randolph
Neb
Susie Campbell
Nick Roberts
Clarinda
Delbert Campbell
Lincoln
Art McCauley
Fairfield
John McCauley
Ida Long
Lyle Johnson
John Jabergs
Lylene Samuels
Rose Joyce
Mason City
Frank
Kenneth Joyce
Harold Morgan
Janice
Minnesota
Norman Quinn
Lawrence
Kaw
Barbara
Alva Pearce
Meda Sperry
California
G. John Wegner
Howard
Cal
Grand Island
Newspaper Ads Restriction in Ireland Limits
Rich newspaper ads in Ireland face a month limit of two for sizes eight inches or smaller. Newspapers range from six to eight pages in total, reflecting modest editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Cattle Grub Centre Advice on Rotenone Treatment
Central cattle grubs are treated with rotenone by addressing grub holes in backs of cattle. Farm adviser or veterinarian can provide treatment tips and guidance.
Floods inundate Colorado land along eastern Rockies
Floods along the eastern fringe of the Rockies disrupt towns in the Arkansas river valley. Silt and debris clog streets. homes isolated, but no deaths reported. Thousands of acres of Colorado land remain underwater as rail and highway traffic suffer today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Rockies
Arkansas River
Colorado
Plane crash victim from Coggon in Monticello area
Cedar Rapids man Dwight Le Claire of Coggon is hospitalized at St Luke's after a light plane crash one mile east of Monticello. Hospital attendants report his condition as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Dwight le Claire
Coggon
St. Luke's Hospital
Monticello
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Penney
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Flamingo
SAQUA
Graymist
Penney's
PENCO
Silver Moon
Butcher Ravon
Raven
Lewis News
Ames
Tae Waa Nee
Bendix
Wondertub
Sueh.s
Lew Pricet
Woodereabidhi
Hugs Loches
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