Walnut News Local residents travel and military updates
Walnut community notes list visits and travels of residents including Mrs Henry Tramm and Virginia Boettger from Council Bluffs, Mr and Mrs W S Moore visiting Denver to see their son Cpl John Moore who is wounded in Italy and hospitalized in Denver.
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Walnut News
Walnut
Henry Tramm
Virginia Boettger
Council Bluffs
Ben Sorensen
W. S. Moore
Denver
Cpl
John Moore
Cpl. Moore
Italy
Fitzsimmons Hospital
Laura Furey
Omaha
Rose Nelson
New York City
Edwin Nelson
Octave Nelson
Maine
Anton Jensen
Kansas City
Anton Anderson
Lavon Holst
Ruth
Darlene Keller
Marie Keller
Chicago
John Juhl
Durham
N. C
Casey Service Men Furloughs And Visits Across States
Casey service notes list Cpl Dwain Tracy spending a fifteen day furlough with his mother in Texas while stationed at Ft Bliss. Brothers Dale at Camp Bowie and Leonard at Camp Wolters also in Texas. WAVEs member Verlene Rading to visit from Washington D C. Miles Harden on furlough from Indian Gap Pennsylvania with his mother. A M M 2/e Chas Lorey and wife visiting from Pensacola Florida. Sgt Clyde Hamilton visits from Fort Leavenworth. Bob Meyer and Victor Maas travel to Des Moines to join V 12 training at Camp Dodge then proceed to Fargo North Dakota.
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Dwain
Tracy
Reed Milhollin
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Dale
Camp Bowie
Leonard
Camp Wolters
Verlene Rading
the Waves
Washington, D. C
Minnie Kading
Miles Harden
Indian Gap
Penn
Harden
Detroit
Mich
Chas
Lorey
Pensacola
Fla
Hospital Notes From Atlantic Health Center
Misa Leona Campen, member of the 1944 Wiota state champion team, had an appendectomy at Atlantic hospital last night. Mrs. Claude Hyndman of south Atlantic had major surgery this morning. Joan Nelson, daughter of Paul Nelson of Brayton, had a tonsillectomy. Discharges include Mrs. Leonard Hansen and son Bruce of Extra, Mrs. Vernon Brown and son Richard Wayne of 607 Birch Street, and Ruby Brown near Atlantic. Jessie Bradford, Jackson school principal, recovering from gall bladder operation last week.
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Heaspitla
Misa Leona Campen
Wiota
Atlantic Hospital
Claude Hyndman
South of Atlantic
Joan Nelson
Paul Nelson
Brayton
Leonard Hansen
Bruce Leonard
Extra
Vernon Brown
Richard Wayne
Birch Street
Ruby Brown
Near Atlantic
Jessie Bradford, Jackson
Outlaw OPA Price Line On Clothing
The House approved a price control extension amendment by 157 to 31 to end the OPA highest price time rule for clothing. Rep. Hartley of New Jersey sponsored the measure, removing the rule that barred selling above the prior peak price from March 1942.
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Washington
INS
OPA
Rep
Hartley
Dem
New Jersey
Fire at Migratory Camp Kills Three Children in Somerton
Investigators opened a probe into a blaze at a government migratory workers camp in Somerton Arizona that killed Odessa Carson eight Virginia Carson six and Everett Gene five. The Gene child’s mother Ruby Gene was critically burned while three adults were injured. Hospital nurse aide Griswold Miss Beatrice Shellberg has left for Monroe Michigan to assist at the Carl Modine home for the summer.
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Somerton
Ariz
INS
Odessa Carson
Virginia Carson
Everett Gene
Gene
Ruby Gene
Griswold
Beatrice Shellberg
Gus Shellberg
Monroe
Mich
Carl Modine
Casey News Briefs Selections From Local Visitors
Casey families welcomed guests and travelers. Casey Mr and Mrs W F Fowler and sons James and Richard returned from a week with Mrs Fowler's parents W C Hawks in Atlan tic. Elaine Ludwig of Dayton Ohio visited her parents and relatives. Anna Williams, recently employed in Des Moines, returned for the summer. E S Harden employed by Look magazine left to join husband in Detroit on a leave. T J Smith and wife visited Rapid City S D with their son Cpl T J Smith. Leo Schiller and Donald spent a few days with relatives in Des Moines.
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Casey
W. F. Fowler
James
Richard
Atlantic
Des Moines
Detroit
Mich
T. J. Smith
Cpl
Rapid City
3. D
Leo Schiller
Con Donald
Local social notes and movements headline week
Extra news records visits and travels of Mrs Ridgely in Des Moines and Adair, Mrs Phippen with sons in Lincoln for a two week vacation, Mrs Otto visiting relatives in Walnut and Omaha, Tony Eastergaard starting at Nelson Jessen service station, and Dr and Mrs H R Payne with daughters Janice Janet and Mar.
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Winifred Ridgely
Des Moines
Adair
Hollis Phippen
Jack
Lary
Lincoln
Neb
Walter Otto
Walnut
Omaha
Tony Eastergaard
Nelson Jessen
H. R. Payne
Janice
Janet
Mar
Veterans Update From Battle Creek and Carroll Hospitals
Extra-Pete Jessen received a letter from Former Weddum, a wounded ex-employee, saying he has arrived at Battle Creek Michigan for hospitalization. Louise Nielsen recovers after a second major operation at St Anthony's hospital in Carroll. Mrs. Sherman Peppers remains a surgical patient at Carroll hospital after surgery on Wednesday morning.
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Pete Jessen
Weddum
Battle Creek
Mich
Louise Nielsen
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Carroll
Sherman Peppers
Carroll Hospital
Wheat falls to fresh lows on weak trading session
Chicago June 10 Wheat futures drifted lower with July slipping to 1.583% and near 1.58% at close. Rye climbed briefly on demand before profit taking trimmed gains. Oats and barley fell. Grain table shows July 158% to 159% in wheat and mixed moves across oats rye and barley.
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Chicago
Des Moines Market Reports Combined Hog Receipts Decline
Combined hog receipts at 19 yards and 11 packing plants in interior Town and southern Minnesota totaled 32 800 for the 24 hours ending 8:00 a m today down from 32 700 a week earlier and 42 200 a year ago. Prices varied by weight with barrows and gilts 160 180 lb at 10 40 to 13 40 and 180 270 lb at 13 10 to 13 50. Sows ranged 9 60 to 10 25 for 360 400 lb and up to 10 15 for 400 450 lb.
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Des Moines
ISWFA
Town
Minnesota
South Omaha
New York Stocks Close All Day Gains Listed
Closing stock figures show big gains for major issues. Allegh Steel rose 28 percent, Amoco up 16 percent, AT and T 160 percent, Beth Steel 58, Bendix Aviation 87, General Electric 37, General Motors 61, International Harvester 75, International Nickel 26, Pullman 425, Radio 9, Revlon Steel 178, Standard Oil California 34, Standard Oil Indiana 34, United Carbon 80, U S Rubber 48, US Steel 52, Westinghouse Air 239.
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Am Loco
Am T & T
Beth
Bendix Av
Elec
Nick
U S
Local residents visit Des Moines and planning trips
Ann Gerite and Mr and Mrs Jack Payne spent Wednesday in Des Moines. W E Varney went to Milltown to look after his farm. Mrs Lissa Gault joined him for a weekend with her daughter Mrs Duff Varney and family. Fred Nelson, recently stationed at Denver, visits for two weeks before reporting to Las Vegas New Mexico at end of furlough.
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Gerite Ann
Jack Payne
Des Moines
W. E. Varney
Milltown
3. D
Lissa Gault
Duff Varney
Fred Nelson
Denver
Las Vegas
N. M
Hog values decline with irregular week across markets
Chicago and South Omaha datelines report hogs finishing irregularly with most weights steady to 15 cents higher on some ranges and top prices around 13.75 for government weights. Cattle show varied drops across grades with top steers at 17.50 and week totals around 42,600, while lambe maintain steady tone and hogs near firm at week’s end.
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Chicago
Local Market Prices for Dairy and Poultry Items
Atlantic markets show Sweet cream 52 cents, No 1 cream 49 cents, No 2 cream 49 cents, eggs extra 30 cents, No 1 27 cents, No 2 20 cents. Heavy breed hens 19 cents, Leghorn hens 17 cents, old roosters 14 cents, heavy breed springs 24 cents, Leghorn springs 22 cents.
All the News When It Is News
The News-Telegraph presents its standard coverage of local happenings with concise notices and brief reports from around the city. Readers find timely items on government actions, community events, and evolving stories in a compact daily format.
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