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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1952
Page
2
Secretary of the Army Frank Pace Jr. rejects Major General Hudelson's view that UN forces in Korea lack manpower to win the war. Pace says any defeatist claim contradicts field leaders' reports and insists UN forces can withstand a communist attack.
Anita Mrs Edith Schwenke has moved into her newly erected residence on Elm Street marking a local milestone for the block and family.
A reader argues Taft lacks leadership and urges the Atlantic News Telegraph to publish an editorial detailing the executive requisites and how Taft compares. The writer advocates strong, hard hitting exchanges between Taft and Eisenhower to clarify political atmosphere.
The Senate Government Operations Committee voted eight to two against President Truman's plan to reform postmaster appointments. The proposal would place postmasters under civil service and remove Senate rejection power. If Congress does not reject by June 20, the plan auto takes effect.
Shirley Beier expresses gratitude for ecards calls and gifts received during and after her hospital stay.
The 93rd annual Augustana Lutheran synod opens in Des Moines with debate over merger plans. Leaders weigh a federation of five church bodies with the American Lutheran conference and whether all eight National Lutheran Council bodies must join. The council includes United Lutheran Church in America with 2 million members.
Omaha police seek a gray car driver after a series of crashes injuring Roy DeRoser of Stockton Kansas former J C Penney assistant manager and five others including Jessie Akins 26 of Omaha. DeRoser suffered a broken jaw and severe lacerations while Akins lost an arm.
A girl weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces born to Mr and Mrs Dee Vernon at Atlantic Memorial hospital at 4 20 AM. Granddaughter to Mr and Mrs Ralph Hammond born Monday at 1 15 PM to Dr and Mrs J E Hammond of Iowa City at University hospital. Michael Jay Slagle born June 8 at Charles City hospital a 7 pound 6 ounce boy to Mr and Mrs Dean Slagle with Lyle 3, proud grandparents Mr Noland and Mrs Noland of Adair. SPUD MARKET SPOTTY reports New York markets show spotty potato prices with authorities noting a rise in supply and a gradual price decline ahead. Try News Telegraph Want Ads.
Funeral services for Earl G. Hansen were held in the Cumberland Methodist church with burial at Atlantic Cemetery. William Arnold Purdy's rites took place at Cumberland Methodist Church with interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Ulysses Schuyler Walker died at 85 with services in Anita Congregational Church and burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
The text notes a person is survived by parents and four brothers and one sister, indicating a family relation section in an obituary fragment.
Lights illuminate the Atlantic Saddle Club Grounds north of Atlantic as a meeting room and tackroom rise. Members work evenings on grounds upgrades and plan summer activities including races picnics and musicales. Officers Clyde Bailey James Dahlberg and Mildred Hockenberry steer outreach.
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