Local News Briefs From Atlantic Area
Local items report K G Merriam of Omaha visiting Atlantic callers in town. Des Moines shoe fair trekt several residents including Gerald Berg and family and Frank Tompkin with sons. Weekend guests Mr. and Mrs Herman Alday and son hosted by Gladys Wissler. Atlantic dealers meet at Red Oak with International Harvester reps. Ben Harding family moved to Council Bluffs for work. Berea Kentucky visitors to Vogue staffer. Mr. Peacock's father Thomas Peacock dies at 86 in East Moline. funeral plans pending.
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Gerald Berg
Des Moines
Frank Tompkin
Billy
Don
Pat Flesher
Frederick
Herman Alday
Son of
Greenfield
Gladys Wissler
Walnut Street
Alday
Mrs. Wissler
Bluffs
Ben Harding
Atlantic
Council Bluffs
Mr. Harding
Wilcox Greenhouses
J. H. Peacock
Jackie
East Moline
Mr. Peacock
Thomas Peacock
Visiting and travel notices fill Atlantic world for week
Local residents and visitors are noted in a string of short notices. Doris Steffens of Omaha visits her parents on East Fifth Street while June Weinheimer travels from here to Des Moines to see her mother and brother. Other entries cover attendees at dedications in Corning and a baptism at a council bluffs gathering, plus moves, vacations, and trips to Ames, Des Moines, and Washington.
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Doris Steffens
Omaha
Joe Steffens
Fast Fifth Street
Doris
June Weinheimer
W. A. Weinheimer
Leo Wolfinger
Bobby
Des Moines
Dilger Leaves Hospital After Five Months Recovery
Mr Dilger, who was hospitalized in Waterloo for five months after an attack near Oclwein caused by a weak heart, reports feeling well and plans to follow medical advice and the Townsend plan for long-term good health. Civil Service Exams announced for public health and nursing roles in the Indian field, U S public health service, and veterans administration. details from local Civil Service Secretary Max R. Ross at the post office.
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Dilger
Waterloo
Oclwein
Townsend
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Indian Field Service
U. S. Public Health Service
Veterans’ Administration
Civil Service
Max R. Ross
Magnetic compass deviation factors on ships
Deviation in shipboard magnetic compasses arises from built in magnetism during construction, cargo effects, Earth's field on soft iron, temperature changes in magnetic material, trim shifts, course, or time.
First Worcester Cutlery Factory Opens 1829
The earliest cutlery factory in Worcester Massachusetts began in 1829 with a pen and pocketknife operation. Earlier tools were sometimes made in Pennsylvania as early as 1810.
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Pennsylvania
Worcester
Mass
McNutt to Bow to Roosevelt in 1940 Nomination
Washington reports Paul V. McNutt will abandon his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination and back President Roosevelt if he seeks a third term in 1940. Senator Sherman M. II says the McNutt camp will unite behind Roosevelt. Garner supporters push for Garner’s name even if Roosevelt runs.
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Washington
Paul V. McNutt
Philippines
Roosevelt
Sherman Milton
Indiana
McNutt
Minton
John Nance Garner
Garner
Wheeler
Montana
Bankhead
Alabama
Harrison
Mississippi
Donahey
Ohio
Byrd
Virginia and others share uncertain political fate
In Virginia Senator Bailey, North Carolina Senator Clark, Missouri Senator Clark, and New Jersey Governor Moore face a common political position. The line of alignment suggests similar pressures across states and offices as elections approach.
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Virginia
Senator Bailey
North Carolina
Senator Clark
Missouri
Governor Moore
New Jersey
All the News When It’s New In The News Telegraph
A compact round up features current items from The News Telegraph with brief notices and items on local events, politics, and social happenings. Readers get quick highlights and names tied to the day’s reporting.
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Detroit
Bowes
Amateur Nour
C.8.s. Network
E.D.S.T
Telegraph
Hoemann Visitors Travel Through Iowa and Wyoming
Adair notes Mr and Mrs Paul Hoemann and their baby daughter from Superior Wyoming left Laurens Iowa after visiting Rev and Mrs Theodore Hoemann. William Tieperman toured Villisea to view the storm area. George Wegner attended Briardale store owners meeting in Omaha. Mr and Mrs Victor Ridenour returned home from Dysart Iowa after visiting Mrs Ridenour's mother.
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Adair
Paul Hoemann
Superior
Wyo
Theodore Hoemann
Laurens
Hoemann
August Tieperman
William Tieperman
Villisea
George Wegner
Omaha
Briardale
Victor Ridenour
Dysart
Mrs. Ridenour
Johnsons Baptize Son in Immanuel Lutheran Church
Kimballton Iowa June 13 Special Mr and Mrs Clarence Johnson of near Extra had their young son baptized at Immanuel Lutheran church He was named Duane Clarence Johnson.
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Kimballton, la
Clarence Johnson
Near Extra
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Duane Clarence Johnson
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Tiptadid
Edgar Kennedy
Pan Tucker
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Margaret Boots
K. G. Merriam
Red Oak
W. L. Gillin
Joe Burke
Tony Morton
The
Atlantic Implement Co
International Harvester Dealers
Kentucky
Frank Rice
Berea
Stan
Arrow
U. S. Rubber CO
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Economy Shoe Store
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Atlantic Plants
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E. H. Jensen
Jauchter
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Long View
Texas
Pete Juhler
Washington, D. C
Max Emmett
Harriett and
Jeanette
H. M. Reinig
Griswold
D. C. Herbert
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Decorah
Frank Costello
Costello
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F. H. Brown
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Larry
Cherokee
R. C. Judd
Bleffe
C. William Bast
Miss Hope Bast
Chris. A. Baade
Rev. Bast
Jon William Baade
Reral Power
Cass County Farm Bureau
G. L. Lindberg
George Alliband
Osceola
Neb
Arthur Young
East Seventh Street
Evangeline McCorkindale
Ames Granvate
J. P. Griffin
Locust Street
Ames
Madeline
Iowa State College
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W. B. Goddard
Ruth Dallinger
New York World’s Fair
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Guy Hayter, Jr
Genevieve Walter
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Greenwood Park
Jane Meyer
Father Flanagan
Hotel
Fontanelle
E. J. Flanagan
Boystown
Variety Clubs of America
Frank P. Dilger
Chestnut Street
Plymouth
Leit AI
Joylands
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Chrysler CorporaTion
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Squalus
C. B. Momsen
Nozsle
A. L. McCann
Harry Ross
Portsmouth
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