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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1940

Page

3

Retired Audubon Produce Dealer Dies Suddenly

H H Crocker aged 63, a longtime Audubon County resident and former produce dealer, died suddenly at his daughter Mrs Henry Weimann's home in Audubon. He was born November 28 1876 and married Daisy Hunter on December 21 1902. Survived by his daughter three grandchildren and a sister Mrs DD W Widpar of Jones WA. Funeral at Audubon Methodist Church with Rev O T Cooley in charge. burial Maple Grove Cemetery.

Audubon H. H. Crocker Henry Weimann Audubon County

Attlee Declares Blockade on Italy Amid World Tensions

The article reports that Prime Minister Attlee announces a blockade on Italy as part of wartime measures. It notes Italy's entry strengthens German forces, expects Italian troops to fight under German leadership, and discusses potential operations against the French Riviera or Corsica with differing strategic impact.

Attlee Italy Mediterranean France Paris Berlin French Riviera Corsica Seine Oise Soisons Marne Rhone Ain Haute Savoie Isre Drome Hautes Alpes Eee Alpes Alpes Maritimes Var Bouche du Rhone Corse Germany Italian

War Spreads As Italy Joins Axis In World War II

Allied and Axis powers clash as German forces push toward Paris while Italy joins the war. Royal Air Force bombs German supply lines. Italy seizes wartime powers and monitors French defenses. Japan declares neutrality as tensions rise across Europe and the Mediterranean.

Italian Liners Scuttled Near Gibraltar and Algeciras Bay

Reports claim the Italian liner Cellina of 6,086 tons was scuttled in Algeciras Bay and another Italian steamer Numbolia was sunk off Gibraltar. The scene included mentions of the Maginot line in Europe and two fires seen on the German side of the Rhine.

Rhine Algeciras Bay Numbolia Gibraltar

Dutch Liner Delftdijk Survives Nazi Air Attack in New York

The 10220 ton Dutch liner Delftdijk reached New York Harbor after Nazi bombardment left bomb holes in its sides and superstructure. Three casualties, including a steward, were reported from the May 10 attack off Flushing. The ship carried 3.5 million in Netherlands government gold and proceeded to Portsmouth for emergency stores before crossing the Atlantic.

New York Delftdijk New York Harbor Netherlands Holland Flushing English Channel Portsmouth

Ford Plant Ready to Build Planes

Edsel Ford announced that his automobile facilities are ready for mass production of fighting airplanes. After a two hour conference with William S. Knudsen, production member of the national defense and advisory commission, Ford said engines would begin once a contract is awarded.

Washington Edsel Ford Today William S. Knudsen National Defense and Advisory Commission Ford Enterprises Detroit

Night Vision Owl Story Sparks Curiosity

A brief readable fragment notes an owl and a cat with a whimsical line about seeing better at night. The text ends with an odd interruption urging slow down and ends abruptly. No clear event, location, or named entities are provided.

Hospital Updates On Patients In Town

Herbert Perry of Griswold underwent a tonsil operation today at Atlantic hospital. Jimmy Mauk nine, son of Mr and Mrs Alva Mauk of 305 East Third street, was admitted yesterday for medical treatment. Charles Euken, previously confined at home with the flu, is now showing improvement and able to be up part of the time.

Herbert Perry Griswold Atlantic Hospital Jimmy Mauk Alva Mauk East Third Street Charles Euken

Bonnie Jean Larson and Lyle Lehman Tonsil Operations

Bonnie Jean Larson and Lyle Lehman underwent tonsillectomies at the Larson hospital on Monday morning in Adair Iowa.

Adair Bonnie Jean Larson Lyle Lehman Larson Hospital

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Young's Davenport Suver-sagless Rome” Springs Tomorro Gerald E. Berg Audubon Produce O. T. Cooley Maple Grove Cemetery Alps Royal Air Force Rouen Meuse Mussolini Japan Tokyo Hachiro Arita Far East Roosevelt Rome New Zealand Union of Fiume Ad Basel Switzerland Iho Dick Jessen Climber of Commerce Committee FORD Elk Horn N. P. Nielsen Central Loan Co Atlantic State Bank Raymond Arn Star Rt Atlantic Glenn Welton RFD Clair Kimball G. E. Donahue Spruce Lou A. Kennedy Rt. 2 George Williams Stuart Power’s Service State St Chicago, Ill
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