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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1940

Page

4

Britain Would Order 5000 Planes If Delivery Speed Improves

Washington reports Arthur Purvis head of the Anglo French buying mission said Britain could order 5000 American airplanes if fast delivery was possible. He noted additional ordnance and ammunition were released for allied use but the amount was small. The talks covered a new aircraft program delaying deliveries until next year as Roosevelt pushes to speed war supplies.

Washington Arthur B. Purvis Treasury Purvis Roosevelt

Notice on Extra Topics Supply Requests

Readers are advised to notify the office in advance if they desire additional copies of The News Telegraph to ensure supply remains available.

Workmen Attack Shocks From Nine Months of Warfare

London reels as German forces push toward their timetable amid heavy losses. Turkey teeters on the edge of war as Turkish assembly fails to convene, Moscow pressuring Ankara to stay sidelined. British admiralty reports Scotstoun sunk by a U boat with crew missing. Poitiers reports a French cabinet crisis looming under Weygand or Petain.

London France Turkey Istanbul Germany Italy National Assembly Refik Saydam Moscow Russia British Admiralty Scotstoun Berlin DNB Paul Reynaud Maxime Weygand Henri Philippe Petain

Iowa Board mulls new physician residences for state hospitals

Des Moines June 14 Iowa state board of control cites limited living quarters as a key barrier to filling six state mental hospital medical staffs. The board weighing a special legislative appropriation to build physician residences as 17 positions stay vacant despite salary boosts.

Des Moines Iowa State Board of Control

Wheeler rejects proposal to head third party ticket

Fostoria Ohio June 14 Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana liberal Democrat rejected the idea he would head a third party ticket on an anti war platform. He said he does not contemplate heading a third party and wants the Democratic party to oppose U S entry into the war. Road hogs warnings accompany the notice.

Fostoria Senate U. S Burton K. Wheeler Montana Wheeler

Audubon News Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Visits

Visitors from Audubon and nearby towns populate this brief with notes on engagements and travel. Walter Ellehy and family visit Atlantic connections. Eva Johnson travels to Des Moines for Drake studies. Oren Kelley leaves for Wichita to join Swift & Co. Details cover railroad, university, convention, and civic activities across Iowa towns.

Drake Eva Johnson Jackson School Des Moineau Drake University

Italy's ambassador Colonna enters embassy after war entry

In Washington the Italian ambassador Don Ascania Colonna entered the Italian embassy following Mussolini's declaration of Italy's entry into the war. Colonna gave no comment to reporters.

Italy United States Don Ascania Colonna Washington Mussolini Colonna

Local Briefs: Staffing Moves and Council Actions

Aiga. A series of small-town notes includes Mildred Treat’s death from suffocation after a fire, Melvin Edgerton leaving Shenandoah for Grand Island Coca-Cola Bottling, and Rita Lynch accepting a Webster Groves Missouri teaching post. The city council opened bids for a sewage plant project with awards planned tonight, and funeral attendance for Fred W. Auerbach drew relatives from multiple towns.

Nebraska Melvin Edgerton Tyler Brothers Grand Island Neb Coca-Cola Bottling Co Edgerton Shenandoah Atlantic Fred W. Auerbach Ida Bensen Chester Art Bosted Harry Scull Fred Lykke Otto Steeve Ted Weimer Council Bluffs Ernest Speare Donald G. ‘Lamp Omaha Will Timm Valley Junction Fred Guttenfelder Casey Katherine Hain Guthrie Center George Vought Henry Hocamp Ernest Schuler Adair Red Oak Clarinda

Abandon Hope of Adjournment of Congress

Washington on June 14 reports legislative readers no longer expect a pre summer adjournment. Three options are discussed including a one week recess starting June 22 then reconvening after the Republican convention to attempt adjournment before July 15, or a month long break to July 22, or brief workless recesses during the Republican convention week.

Washington Congress Philadelphia

Trials Continue Tonight for City Swimming Team

The Atlantic swimming team's second weekly trial starts at o'clock this evening at Sunnyside pool. Seven champions named last Saturday must defend their titles in the events with no competition in fourteen events. Tonight's champions will earn free pool access for the coming week.

Atlantic Swimming Sunnyside Pool

Neighbors Plow Corn for Wiotan Neighbor

Sixteen farmers from Wiota plowed corn on Leo Glynn farm to aid him after eye surgery at University Hospital Iowa City. Tractor operators included Arling LaMaster and W. J. Bopp with others using teams. A second line urges pedestrians to yield right of way and slow down for safety.

Wiota Leo Glynn Mr. Glynn University Hospital Iowa City Arling LaMaster W. J. Bopp Ernest Harris George Lowe Louis Robison William Lambertson Arnold Baier Jon Waters A. J. Karstens Fred Baier Frank Roe Richard Malone Glen Roe Marion Roberts Frank Boggs Marvin Roberts

Patrolmen Round Up Truck Drivers After State Check

A dozen or more truck drivers were arrested Thursday afternoon at the state weighing station for overloading. They were brought to the justice of the peace court to face charges. Fines paid include Bert Garbisch 8.50, Clarence Blumer 5, Jerome McFahan 10, Raymond Chatfield 8.50, and Merrill Skinner 13, with costs. Patrolmen King Cole Huxley and Flannagan led the roundup.

Vnc Justice of Peace Court Bert Garbisch Kansas City Clarence Blumer Tabor Jerome McFahan Omaha Raymond Chatfield Muscatine Merrill Skinner King Cole, Huxley Flannagan

New Daughter Births Reported in Iowa City and Wiota

Anita Iowa City hospital welcomes a five pound girl born Thursday to Elmo Exline and wife. In Wiota a Kansas City couple welcomes a daughter marking five generations. great great grandmother is Margaret Johnston of Griswold. J W Reeves of Kansas City is father of a son born Sunday, reported to Mrs Roe.

Anita, Ta Elmo Exline University Hospital Iowa City Wiota Glen Roe Here Duane E. Baker Kansas City Baker Margaret Johnston Griswold J. W. Reeves Roe Reeves

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Britain Oxfords Family Shoe Store Gerald KE. Berg Margaret Chase Smith Clyde Smith Rep Maine Bankhead National Safety Council Cal News Audubon Walter Ellehy Iowa Oren Kelley F. E. Kelley Hazel Street Swift & Co Wichita, Kan Scranton Walter Schwandt Mary Jane Atlantic Friends Misa Hope F. Bast Downers Grove, NL C. William Bast M. P. Conway Francis Damiani Joe de Sio Knights of Columbus Jacques Vuille Marshalltown Iowa Cemetery Association Vuille Vexton Atlantic Cemetery O. A. Otto New Brunswick N. J Rutgers University Dick Bell Margaret Brockway Jessie Marshall St. Louis Sunnyside Park William Zach Patricia Troy Frank Zuch Father Zuch Don Lavery Bert Carey T. L. Smith E. S. Holton Iowa Republican Women’s Association Harry Swan Ohio Miss Emma Treat S. W. Treat Bryan Miss Treat Niagara Gorge Rainbow Bridge America Mildred Treat Missouri Rita Lynch Webster Grove Flash Ant Walla Leo Carrillo Ann Baxter Starrine CE Beery Marjorie Rambeau Douglas Fowley Overman - Coburn- Lockhart Iowa Theatre Model Eee le Lalla General
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