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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
6
In Atlantic City yesterday the Kiwanis International forum elected the organization’s trustees at a regional gathering. The event aimed to set the agenda for upcoming terms and reinforce the group’s community service mission.
The House Banking Committee approved legislation ratifying a 4.74 billion pound British loan by a 26 to 4 vote. The measure, already passed by the Senate, faces a likely floor debate with administration supporters insisting the loan is key to world trade, economic cooperation, and peace.
Washington on June 13 reported the United States granted Finland an additional five million dollars in credit to buy American surplus property in Europe for relief and rehabilitation. The total American credit to Finland for surplus property purchases reaches five million dollars.
James W. Ballensiefer infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Ballensiefer of Wiota died at 2 15 this morning at the Atlantic hospital where he was born May 30. He had been in ill health since birth. Surviving are the parents, the maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William Richter of Adair and paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William Ballensiefer of Wiota. Graveside services were held at 2 oclock this afternoon at the Atlantic Catholic cemetery with Rev. M J O Connor of the Wiota Catholic church officiating.
Cumberland Iowa Mrs Cecelia Casey Cullen 63 died at home eight miles southeast of Cumberland after months of illness. Born Griswold May 4 1885 she was married to Morgan Cullen Jan 27 1904 and lived on the same farm 45 years. Surviving are her husband four children two grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral at St Timothy Reno Catholic church Saturday with Rev Robert Walsh officiating. Burial Reno Catholic cemetery.
Emma Bowman Tipton 62 former Atlantic resident died Tuesday in Newhall California where she had lived since leaving Atlantic in 1905 She was born September 29 1883 to Nels and Anna Nelson and married twice Delmar Bowen 1908 and Albert Tipton 1943 Surviving are six sons Roy Delmar Charles Kenneth Leland and Walter Bowman three brothers Adolph Henry Nelson Boise Idaho and John B Nelson Atlantic and two sisters Christine and Marie Nelson Boise Funeral services and burial will be at Newhall on Saturday.
Elk Horn reports: Nis Christensen family plans a long road trip to Wyoming Montana and California to visit relatives. Nels J Christensen of Ludington Michigan and Bill Lawton of Tacoma Washington visit local friends. H J Jacobsen of Minneapolis and family visit Salem Old People's home and Anna Johnson. Byron Nielsen returns home with navy discharge after 60 months served, welcomed by parents in Atlantic.
Nanking report says fifteen day truce dissolving as nationalist forces drive in Manchuria and communists attempt landings near Tsingtao. Martial law rumored in Shantung. U S Marines’ units remain in place while General Marshall pursues a permanent settlement amid ongoing fighting.
Ada ir Isabell Wegner daughter of Mr and Mrs George Wegner discharged from the SPARs and returned home after 18 months service. She trained in Palm Beach Florida and served a year in Boston. Mary Ellen Wegner visiting two weeks in Chicago after discharge. Three Adair county men with pre induction exams Jeff Green field and enlist in army. They are Robert Eugene Daniels Adair William Dean Rice Fontanelle and Robert Elan Green field. Drive slowly near children and be ready to stop instantly.
Dubuque Iowa June 15 16 of 19 bodies recovered from the Canfield hotel fire have been identified. Milo J Wagner 51 of Davenport an employee of Crowell Collier was identified by colleagues via a diamond ring and dental work. Rings jewelry were found in William Canfield Sr apartment. The wills of Mrs Canfield were found.
H. M. Shewnan, Chicago rupture shield expert, will be at the Chieftain Hotel in Council Bluffs on Thursday June 20 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. He claims the Zootic Shield fixes ruptures instantly, improves circulation, strengthens weakened parts, and closes openings in about ten days without straps, medicines, or medical treatment. Demonstrations offered free. address 6509 N Artesian Ave, Chicago. Large incisional hernias solicited.
Washington lawmakers introduced a bill to halt disposal of six government owned plants until a permanent rubber policy is adopted. The measure targets plants including those at Omaha and Muscatine.
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