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A transparent six inch ruler with one eighth inch marks aids measuring hems seams and space between buttons. A triangle helps square pattern corners such as yokes for accurate sewing.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1946
Page
4
A transparent six inch ruler with one eighth inch marks aids measuring hems seams and space between buttons. A triangle helps square pattern corners such as yokes for accurate sewing.
A guide urging careful knife use when carving meat and the use of a fork with a knife guard. It recommends keeping knives in a rack or drawer section to prevent access by children.
Local briefs report the Clyde Greenwalt family returning from a Corning Nebraska trip, visits by Boyd Glenn family and Mrs Hopley, Rev McDermott’s diocesan retreat, Mrs Stuart returning from Omaha to Detroit, and youths from the Church of Christ at Spring Brook camp. Also covered are the Cole Brothers circus crowd, cattle market prices in Omaha, unseasonably warm weather with a forecast, Don Becker heading to Colorado, and a two-car damage incident on U S 71 south of Atlantic.
Dubuque Iowa police recover over 5000 dollars in currency and several thousand dollars in war bonds from the burnt Hotel Canfield ruins as the death toll rises to 17 with 11 missing and 13 hospitalized. Looting reports and valuables in a room 437 envelope are noted while the Canfield suite suffered heavy damage.
Eildon Thompson of LeRoy Ta was seriously injured in a Monday dawn crash ten miles west of Osceola when the car carrying Thomas Brown of Garden Grove plunged over an embankment as the driver dozed. A bystander Atlantic resident Milton Hoelzen and his wife saw the wreck and rushed the injured to Osceola hospital after first aid from an Army doctor.
A 4:45 PM crash report to Sheriff Harry Jordan describes a Sac City pickup driven by Wilbur N. Rhoads following a semi trailer when a car driven by Eugene V. Cross rear collided with the pickup. The impact pushed the pickup into the trailer, damaging the fronts of all three vehicles.
Two years ago Thompson's brother died at the Osceola hospital two days after sustaining a broken neck in a car wreck. Authorities described the second responder arrival as crucial to the sequence of events at the scene.
Mrs Marian Burton filed suit in district court against William J St Clair and Mrs Earl White over a rear end collision on U S 71 six miles south of Atlantic. She claims $289.49 for her car $155.75 for antiques bought at the Burnea sale and $37.50 for glasses and clothing with $15 for her daughter back injuries total $497.74 sought.
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A compact digest presents current public notices, sports blurbs, and brief community items from The News Telegraph with a focus on named people, places, organizations, and events. Each item highlights key facts in a period newspaper voice.
Foreign Affairs Analyst De Witt Mackenzie notes postponement of Spanish issue debate in the U N Security Council as tensions rise toward a Russia versus Britain and United States confrontation. Paris high level talks may shape European peace treaty terms amid cautious optimism and fear of deterioration.
The text notes a renewed sense of optimism in diplomatic quarters that Moscow may have moderated its demands and that Premier Stalin could offer some form of collaboration. It reflects cautious belief rather than certainty about a shift in policy and potential talks.
Mr and Mrs William Harris express gratitude to doctors nurses and friends for kindness and sympathy during their baby's stay in hospital and passing.
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