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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1946
Page
2
The article presents garbled OCR text discussing wage issues and legislative action, with references to unions, a potential party, and broad economic concerns. It hints at a political debate, but readable specifics are scarce.
Anita announces the two week Vacation Bible School at the Congregational Church closes with a noon picnic. Sunday at 11 oclock a children’s day program will be presented with handwork displays and singings. Names include Wanda Wilson Kas Rosen Toole Chadbwock Gaes Smither Relbiat Petersen Enid Leu Burns Leon Parker Mariyn Stetmetz Jammie Melntyre Maver Lantz.
Oscar Hanson age 73 died yesterday at Mercy hospital Connwell Bluff after two weeks as a patient. Born May 2, 1874 in Sweden he lived most of his life in the area with a brief stay in Colorado. Survived only by cousin Charles Lawson of Caw Tie. Funeral Sunday at Wagler funeral home 22 20 with Rev Lawrence Rydquist officiating. Burial in Lowman cemetery south of here.
Audubon the Audubon county meeting of the American Legion auxiliary held at Memorial hall elected officers in absentia for rotation. Mrs. Elda Christensen is county chairman, Mrs. L. T. Rasmussen vice chair, and Mrs. Raymond Anderson secretary treasurer. Meetings four times yearly. each unit selects its month. A flag history was given by Mrs. Alva Johnson. Elaine Musgaard played piano, Lenore Crees sang, with Joan Johnson on piano.
When a killing frost nears, pick green tomatoes for storage up to a month. Farmers and gardeners plan row covers and careful handling to preserve harvest.
Babson Park Massachusetts June 14. A six month summary covers papers stocks petroleum stocks public utility stocks railroad equipment rubber steel tobacco transportation government bonds municipal bonds corporation bonds and stocks. He notes paper pulp shortages push up early gains while railroads need new equipment and well chosen stocks remain the best long term bet. He cautions about tax and war risks and urges diversification across national assets with safe municipal and high yield corporate bonds.
Poultry breeders now select hens for egg shell qualities in addition to laying rate and livability. Breeders aim for less porous shells to improve storage and preservation of eggs.
Cass county farmers joined state participants at the agronomy field day to hear ISU researchers discuss improved pastures and hay crops. Hardie noted efforts cover new varieties of alfalfa clovers and grasses, with focus on ladine clover birdsfoot trefoil and orchard grass in legume mixture trials.
Washington June 14 Myron C Taylor will remain as the president's ambassador to the Vatican until world peace is secured, announced by President Truman at a news conference. Protestant clergymen protested his continued presence, a move Cardinal Spellman condemned as potential anti Catholicism linked to unhooded klansmen. Taylor was originally sent to the Vatican by President Roosevelt.
Audubon Memorial park playground will open Saturday with Miss Persis Zentmire daughter of Mr and Mrs Judson Zentmire as supervisor. The wading pool will be open for small children and supervised play for kindergarten children. Miss Zentmire, Audubon high school senior, led the playground last year and was re elected by the city council this year.
EXTRA NEWS Mr and Mrs John Delahoyde and their daughter depart Hollywood after a two week visit on business and family. Other guests include N Hall of Lincoln Neb their granddaughter Judy Hall and Margaret Ann Payne heading to Pelican Lake Minn for summer with Paul and family. Betty Janet Janice Payne Carol Herrick join Iowa City vacation work and fall college entry. Mrs H R Payne and Margaret accompany them home. Pete Rommel Spearfish S D and Mrs Margaret Metz Wilcox Canada leave after visiting relatives. A hail storm back home damaged windows and screens in the north and west sides of their house.
Audubon-Rodney Hagglund was chosen president of the local Lions Club at Monday’s session, succeeding Price Manatt. Officers include Earl Garoutte Axel B Jensen and H K Merselis as vice presidents, Ray Rosenkild lion tamer, L G Foley tail twister. New board members Joe Lindholm J M Liken M M Morrow and Delbert Perley join Judson Zentmire as secretary. Several new members added to the roll.
Ip Mrs. Anna Fooken thanks friends and relatives for letters cards and flowers during hospital stay. Mrs. Robert Wright also expresses thanks to supporters for their kindness.
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