Extra-Miss Varney Leaves Exira for Summerville Work
Extra Miss Bethine Varney has left Audubon to seek employment in Summerville South Carolina. Her brother Donald and his wife are employed there. Keokuk visitors include Leland Owen and family. Rev S E B Wright returned from Dinadale where he officiated at a funeral. Mary Louise Hofferber visited Cedar Rapids then returned home. Mrs Robert Miller departed for Coal City Illinois after two weeks with her sisters. Notices urge advance requests for extra copies of The News Telegraph.
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Bethine Varney
Audubert
Summerville
S. C
Donald
Leland Owen
Richard
Janet
Keokuk
Mary Wells
S. EB. Wright
Dinadale
Dinadale, Where Rev. Wright
Mary Louise Hofferber
Cedar Rapids
Robert Miller
Coal City
Claire McAninch
Maude Kreamer
Henry Carter
Chinese forces near Kamaing in northern Burma
Chinese troops advancing on the Kamaing Japanese stronghold in northern Burma reach within two miles as Myitkyina base nears encirclement. Allied units clash in multiple sectors from Kohima to Jessami track and Viswema while Mountbatten reports continued resistance. Card of thanks follows for bereavement.
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Kandy
Ceylon
INS
Kamaing
Myitkyina
Burma
Adm
Louis Mountbatten
India-Burma Frontier Region
Kohima
Jessami Track
Kihima
Viswema
Appointment of Administrator for Mulkey Estate in Cass County
In Probate No. 5229 in Cass County Iowa the court appoints W R Remsen as Administrator of Rey Byrd Mulkey deceased late of Phelps County Missouri. Creditors must present claims as required by law and payments will be made to the administrator. Dated May 18 1944 Rudolph Rudolph Attorneys. The Willms family thanks those who offered sympathy after their mother’s death.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Cass County
Rey Byrd Mulkey
Phelps County
Missouri
Anna Willms
Wheat futures slip with late-day weakness in Chicago markets
Wheat futures eased late trading with declines up to about 2 percent before partial recovery. July led losses, trading around 1.55 and finishing modestly higher or lower depending on line. Rye weakened but rallied near the end. oats and barley showed mixed moves. Cash grain values note hard winter wheat at 62 cents.
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Chicago
Osta
New York Stocks Race With Mixed Day Gains and Losses
Market notes show Am Can at 91 percent Am Loco 17 percent Am T T 160 percent Avia Corp 4 percent Beth Bt l 60 percent Coca Cola 120 percent Crue Stl 82 percent Gen Elec 37 percent Genetre 62 percent Int Nick 27 percent Pull 43 percent Radio 10 percent Rep St 18 percent Std Oil Cal 37 percent Std Oil Ind 33 percent Std Oil NJ 57 percent U 8 Rub 49 percent US Stl 54 percent West Air 23 percent Wrigley 67 percent.
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Am Can
Am Loco
Am T & T
Avia Corp
Beth Btl
Coca Cola
Crue
Gen Elec
Genetre
Int Nick
Pull
Radio
Rep St
Std Oil Cal
Std Oil Ind
Std Oil NJ
US Stl
West Air
Wrigley
Hog receipts dip slightly from prior week in Iowa Minnesota
Combined hog receipts at 19 yards and 11 plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for 48 hours to 8 am today total 50 400 head, up from 48 000 last week but below last year. Prices vary by weight with good and choice barrows and gilts mostly steady, weights 160 to 550 pounds, bids around 10.40 to 18.40 per hundred.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Grandfather News Reaches Vice President Wallace
A message from Des Moines on June 12 reports Vice President Henry A. Wallace’s Liberia trip is marked by a personal note he is a grandfather. The carrier message emphasizes the family milestone as a notable personal detail in coverage of his voyage.
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Des Moines
INS
Henry A. Wallace
Liberia
Floor level tops BOS in slow dealing at Chicago market
Chicago June 12 Hogs were steady in slow trading with top at 13.76 and floor at 11 to 19.15 for 280 to 330 lb. Receipts 385,000 including 9,000 billed direct teachers. Sheep and cattle also showed uneven movement. hogs, breeze and lambs varied in price across weights and grades.
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Lamba
Omaha
South Omaha
California
Atlantic Markets Prices for Dairy and Eggs
Atlantic markets quote a range of dairy and poultry goods with cents per unit. Sweet cream 6c and 51c for No 1, eggs listed at 27c and 20c for No 2, plus heavy breed hens at 19c and Leghorn bone 17c.
President's Grandchild Born at Iowa Methodist Hospital
Jean Brooks Wallace, first grandchild of the President, arrived yesterday at Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces. The newborn is the child of Mr and Mrs Bhowne Wallace. Medical staff report both mother and baby are healthy.
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Jean Brooks Wallace
Bhowne Wallace
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
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Vic Hansen
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Mauk
News-Telegraph Office
Atlantic Phone
Oakland Rendering Co
George Addison
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Hutchinson
Cardio Hotel
Massena
George Gross
Walnut
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News-Telegraph
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Route 4
Curtis Clark
Brayton
TOR Sale
Good Strong Plants
Ed Snyder Nursery
East 7Th St
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Wiota
Lewis
Albert Krause
Lloyd & Meredith
Everhot
Eastman
Jasper Taylor
Bert
Henry Saville
Studio Couch
Delco
Otto Eden
Anita
Pine Street
Marvin Jensen
J. A. Ellis
Farm and Home Paint Co
Kansas City
Palm St
Frederick Brown
Hansen & Co
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Lloyd Miller
Guernsey
George Lee
Cumberland
Jeck
Bailey Feed Co
Wayne Hardenbergh
Max Shafer
Louie Bornholdt
Bert Pine
Chicken Waterere
Hog Waterers
Plymouth
Porter Wardrip
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James Jensen
Chestnut
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H. K. Williams
Dalton & Dalton, Attorneys
Tom C. Smith
Iowa Finance CO
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Exira News
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Ts Hess Ts
Lyman
Monarch
Dave Havens
Wayne Flick
Julia Ann Puiprs
U. S. Patent Office
Little Rock
Ark
Eorn
Pordyce
Weiahen
Optical Illusion
Harry Heald Portiend, Mane
George Albers
Henry Steffens
W. R. Remsen
Rudolph & Rudolph
New York
Blondie
BY Carter
Barnesville
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