Our Boys Paying First Installment of Europe's Cost
An American Army hospital in England chronicles wounded returning troops from D Day. Accounts describe shell wounds from 88 mm batteries, brave beach landings, and vivid recollections of bravery from Brooklyn, Rome, Ga., and other regions. A junior officer sacrifice is highlighted as he rescues shipmates before perishing.
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B. V. Roberts
England
Europe
Curly H Eaded
Brooklyn
Ster
Rome
Summer moves and duty calls headline Atlantic brief
Local notes report Mrs Vernon Darrow and daughter head to WaukeGAN Illinois for summer near Navy stationed at Great Lakes. Two Atlantic high school backs Dallas Bonnesen and Darrell Paulsen report for Navy duty at Des Moines. Mrs Harley Garside leaves for Minneapolis to visit. others relocate and return home from visits in Atlantic and nearby areas.
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Vernon Darrow
Waukegan
Inl
Darrow
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Navy
Dallas W. Bonnesen
Darrell E. Paulsen
Naval Procurement Office
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Harley Garside
Robert Dalton
Atlantic
Garside
Vacation and Community Notes Across Atlantic Iowa
Miss Alice Swasey takes a two week vacation to Fort Worth and Houston visiting relatives. Atlantic Brownies meet Saturday at 2 pm at the Legion Memorial building with plans for summer and a display of pine and cedar gear. Rev. P. N. McDermott returns from a Des Moines priests retreat and leads an invocation at the statehouse. Mrs. Paul J. Flower visits Atlantic from Richmond California with daughter Jackalyn, meeting relatives in Omaha. Public notices include dairy payments and local court outcomes with fines for overloads and a not guilty ruling for a bad check case. WAC recruiting team at city hall fields questions from interested women. Odds and ends cover car collision damages, returning residents, and local graduations and weather updates.
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Atlantic
Legion Memorial
Weather readouts from multiple Iowa towns show day highs and night lows
Readings indicate yesterday's high reached 81 at Spencer with a low of 61 at Alta and Decorah. Keokuk posted the highest reading of the week at 68. Atlantic saw a yesterday high of 59, noon at 60, and a night low of 57. Council Bluffs reported 68 as well.
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Spencer
Council Bluffe
Keokuk
Alta
Decorah
Atlantic
Ill and Injured In Atlantic Area Hospital Notes
Hospital records list Mrs. Frank Will admitted for obstetration at Atlantic hospital. Mrs. Carl Petersen ill in Des Moines with her mother Mrs. Walter Henke accompanying from Palm Street. James Stier, 77, retired Atlantic grocer, seriously ill but improving after three weeks in hospital. Oliver R. Patrick, seaman first class, recovering from malaria and shrapnel wounds in Ohio and South Pacific surgery. Anita Rathman injured stepping on cellar stairs. Mrs. Louise Wiham ill at home after heart attack.
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Teresa Machand
Harry Hjortshof
Keith Guy
Guy Fulks
Maple Street
Hjortshoj
Providence
Jean Palke
Glendale
Long Beach
Cal
James Andrews
Earl Peter Kirk
Max Fulks
Corpus Christi
Tex
Bertha Shields
Mansena
Carl Petersen
Des Moines
Walter Henke
Palm Street
James Stier
Atlantic
Atlantic Hospital
Mes Maleria
Oliver R. Patrick
Claes
O. R. Patrick
West Sixth Street
Naval Air Facility
Columbus
Ohio
South Pacific
Anita
Thomas Rathman
Louise Wiham Sa
Local residents attend to ill relatives in Adair and Iowa City
Mrs. Ellis Downing rushed to Adair Friday morning to tend to her ailing mother Mrs. Frits. Meanwhile Mrs. Lissie McLaughlin returns to her daughter Mrs. Harold Griffith’s home after a checkup at University Hospital in Iowa City.
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Casey
Ellis Downing
Adair
Frits
Lissie McLaughlin
Harold Griffith
University Hospital
Lowa City
War Savings Stamps Available at The Atlantic News Telegraph
The Atlantic News Telegraph announces that War Savings Stamps can be purchased at its office. Readers may visit the newspaper location to buy stamps as part of war bond efforts and national saving campaigns.
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Atlantic News Telegraph
AIDWEST DRIVERS MAY VOTE STRIKE
Union leaders said today that forty thousand Midwest truck drivers will vote to strike over a planned seven cent hourly wage raise. Dexter L. lead of the drivers council, and William Wilson of Sioux Falls cited a WLB order as invalid citing no opportunity to negotiate. Members operate across Minnesota, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, and the Dakotas.
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Chicago
Leedere
Central States
William Wilson
Sioux Faille
WLB
Drivem’ Council
Mlinoia
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Kaness
North
South Dakota
All the News When It Re News in The Newe Telegraph
A brief item notes a periodical style reprint of front page items from The Newe Telegraph, highlighting updated headlines and coverage from various bureaus. It mentions editors and the ongoing practice of circulating summarized news briefs to readers.
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Newe-Telegraph
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Dee Maines Register
Shelby County
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Combined Allied Press
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March OF Time
Underground Report
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Fortress Europe
Ima
Nean Fickertt
Hotel Whitney
Ottawa
Kan
East Seventh Street
Fickertt
Folger Coffee Company
Seoville Lehman
Glendive
Mont
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Cumberland
F. C. Amber
David
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Cedar Street
San Fernando
Vane
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Alice Swasey
P. N. McDermott
Lews State House
B. B. Hickenlooper
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Jackalyn
Richmond
Frank Abright
Locust Street
Flower
Omaha
Gale R. Knoke
Lewis
Arthur Erickson
Father Charles Saunders
St. Mary's Seminary
Perryville
John Saunders
Walnut Street
Father Saunders
Los Angeles
St. Vincent's Cathedral
Cass Aaa
J. H. Pace
Massena
Pace
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Levine
SS. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church
Moneta
O. P
McCook, Neb
Eunice
St. Mary’s School
Jerry Comes
Costes
Glen Steinmers
Anite
George William Untman
Coats
Lyle W. Emmons
Oresha
Conte Ib Juetice
Joseph B. Mitchell
Shenandoah
Jessie
WAC
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Barbara Carmichael
Francis Sherman
B. P. McLeod
McLeod
Solomons
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Pearl
United States
R. A. Massite
N. C. Paulsen
Qasaha
Poplar Street
Third
Paulees
Poplar
Clair E. Kennedy
Gainsville
Pfc. Kennedy
Camp Howse
Mica DeLores Kennedy
Atmee
Vaca
Louis Kennedy
Loeuststadt
Milton C. Posehl
Scott's
Spanville
T& Posehl
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America
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Econbat
Lucille Stanley
Ames
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Brayton
Ebba West
Kimballton
Glade Howser
Carson
Lois Whetstone
Albia
Onawa
Lamoni
Davenport
Carroll
Iowa Falls
Dubuque
Frank Will
RFD 2
Aidwest
Oxfords
Economy Shoe Co
Ernest P. Greve
Farm Credit Bidg
Farm Martin's Hybrid
Lantic
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