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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1945
Page
8
Chicago reports show slight grain weakness on profit taking with July wheat at $1.67% over yesterday and corn near $1.18% bid while oats and rye advance modestly. Cash grain and livestock pits mixed with hogs steady to firm and cattle uneven as buyers and sellers balance supply.
Miss Ermeline Simonsen of Des Moines visited her parents in Kimballton. Des Moines visitors included Mrs Folmer Bonnesen and Mr and Mrs Knudsen. Elk Horn hosted a telephone company banquet with many local attendees. Colleen Ruebel from Audubon visited Jeanette Rasmussen. Mrs Carl Andersen of Omaha visited Maren Andersen. Mrs William Rea traveled to Jefferson City Missouri to see her in laws. Ingrid Christensen returns from Grand View College in Des Moines. War Savings Stamps offered at The Atlantic News Telegraph.
Washington reports House Republicans, in a surprise move, seek liquidation of four wartime agencies The plan accompanies the $769,765,000 war agency appropriation bill before the House Also noted are reductions by the Appropriations Committee and denial of funds for the Fair Employment Practices committee The story mentions aviation risks and Navy flight surgeons addressing pilot fatigue and stress.
Am Can 99 and Am T T 171 show gains while many industrials like Gen Elec 43 and U S Stl 66 rise modestly. Alcohol and consumer names such as Gen Foode 47 and Mont Ward 64 hold steady. Sears Roe 120 and Radio 12% move within narrow bounds.
The piece explains that high dish covers and pot lids were designed to keep air from escaping or entering while cooking, preserving heat and flavors. It notes how early kitchens used coverings to manage steam and aroma, shaping modern lid designs.
An odd note from Telegraph describes the Grand Coulee dam containing a pound of concrete for every U.S. resident as a 36 percent souvenir concept. The report emphasizes the impracticality and speculative nature of such an idea.
Des Moines summary shows 23,200 hogs processed in 24 hours across central and southern Minnesota and packing plants. Activity remains steady with lighter lead-in week. barrows and sows priced by weight bands from 13.30 to 18.45 dollars.
Sale dates listed include Briles and Biger with Apes and Aves on June 12 at Dotson and Taree in Corning. John Cruiee and Earl Cramer from Ave also on June 12. Nels T. Rice Ent. of Massena appears in the docket with the same date.
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