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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1951
Page
3
Drowned ex Ir an E H Jacobsen dies on San Francisco coast
Elmer Albert Jacobsen known as Pud Jacobsen former Brayton resident and night dock guard at the San Francisco Port of Embarkation was found dead June 8 after missing since May 27. Coast Guard search recovered the body and foul play was suspected. He served in World War II and operated Buds Cafe in Brayton. Surviving: his father Albert Jacobsen and two sisters Arlene Nelson and Frank McKvainz. Burial planned in National Cemetery, San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Albert Jacobsen
Brayton
Alfred Jacobsen
San Francisco Bay
Pud” Jacobsen
San Francisco Port of Embarkation Dock
Frank N. Rasmussen
Jacobsen
Coast Guard
Exirs
Albert
Laura Jacobsen
Bud
San Francisco
Arlene Nelson
Los Angeles
Frank McKvainz
Centerville
National Cemetery
Milking She Walks the Milk to You Surfaces
An advertising snippet touts a milking system named SURGE enabling the operator to milk without stooping. It promises the milker can work at a comfortable height with the udder end teats positioned for easy access and mentions additional advantages. For more details readers are urged to phone or see.
Don L Harding to Speak at Atlantic Rotarians Dinner
Don L Harding president and general manager of Giant Manufacturing in Council Bluffs will address Atlantic Rotarians at Hotel Whitney Tuesday evening. He is a former council club president with 11 years of perfect attendance and has been named man of the month by Snows Business and Industry magazine. He served as outstanding Jaycee in 1949 and sits on the boards of Omaha Industries, Inc. and Council Bluffs State Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don L. Harding
Giant Manufacturing Company
Council Bluffs
Atlantic Rotarians
Hotel Whitney
Mr. Harding
Council Bluffs Club
Snows Business and Industry Magazine
Omaha Industries, Inc
O'Connor Resigns as Atlantic Schools Leader
J J O Connor resigns as head of Atlantic Schools after a decade of service. The educator, once a standout athlete at Malay and Maryville, led Wiota teams to major wins and earned recognition from Columbia University. He will step down effective July 1 after six years on the Iowa High School Athletic Association board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boller
Atlantic Board of Education
Teachers College of Columbia University
New York
Atlantic Board
Joe O’conner
Cheel
Wiela
Wiota
Joel
Joe
Malay High School
Maryville
O’connor
Wichita Henrys
Melvin Miller
O'Connor
Iowa High School Athletic Association Board of Control
Banquet and Graduation Notes Across Iowa
Peggy Kelso attends Girls State alumni banquet in Grinnell while Ames Iowa State graduates Charles Ruhr and family celebrate Gene Ruhr earning a master’s degree. Also reports Boy Scout camp opening near Griswold, Williams joining Ohio State faculty, and local weather with scattered showers and 70s highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Kelso
Grinnell
Girls State
Charles Ruhr
Laura
Clara Ruhr
Glen Parmley
Ronnie
Janet
Ames
Gene Ruhr
Iowa State College
Japanese Sailor Surrenders as Anatahan Island Holds 18
Inque Junji, a 48 year old navy engineer, fled from Anatahan in Guam area and said the pacific war appears over. He reports 18 Japanese sailors and one machine gun still hold the island 61 miles north of Saipan. More than 200 letters from families urged return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agana
Guam
Antahan
Saipan
Navy
Junji Inque
Imperial Navy
Anatahan
U. S
Inque
Weather Outlook Mixed Skies And Showers Forecast
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and mild temperatures expected through Monday. A cloudy, warmer Tuesday is forecast with showers in the south and west portions by night. Northwest winds around 20 mph are described in the forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowsa
Wallisea
Grinnell
Atlantic
Here
Mason City
Clarinda
Carroll
Shenandoah
Sioux City
Marilyn Iebsen Killed in Highway Crash Near Atlantic
Marilyn Iebsen dies in a crash involving a Lynch car and an Omaha vehicle on a highway east of Atlantic. Authorities note speeds were high, with witnesses reporting 65 to 90 mph. Iebsen, 17, born March 27, 1933, had worked at Scott's and Calumet cafe, and her funeral is set for 2 p.m. at Peacock Baxter funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Lawhern
Omaha
Shidler
Lawhern
Lynch
Lawdersi
Porter
Stuelke
Pottewattamic
Carl Adkins
Ankeny
A. W. Keller
Henry Meyer
U Am&s
Tebsen
Lillian Tebsen
Olive Street
Council Bluffs
Carl Lilienthal
Atlantic
Maurice Jtebsen
Des Moines
Stuart
Miss Jebsen
Here
Anita High School
Scott’s
Calumet Cafe
Py Kpende Methodist Church
Urviving
Market Gustafson
Greenfield
George Jebsen
Land, Peacock & Baxter Funeral Home
A. D. Steffe
Atlantic Cemetery
Bruce urges mutual defense aid at New Castle tercentenary
James K. Bruce former ambassador to Argentina urges Congress to approve Truman foreign aid and the mutual security plan. He warns the nation may need a fivefold military buildup and tenfold defense spending amid a Soviet threat as New Castle marks 300 years since its Dutch founding with two visiting ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Del
James KE
Bruce
United States
Congress
Truman
Argentina
America
Free Nations
Atlantic News Announces Baby Boy for Menlo Bey Family
Mr and Mrs Melvin Draman of Menlo welcomed a son weighing 5 pounds 3 ounces born at 1 58 this morning at Atlantic Memorial hospital. Extra copies of the Atlantic News Telegraph may be ordered in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menlo Bey
Melvin Draman
Menlo
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Mrs. Hansen Elected Cass County Women’s Chairman
Mrs. Ted Hansen of Anita has been elected Cass county women’s chairman succeeding Mrs. Glynn Warren of Atlantic. Hansen has served as Lincoln township chairman and previously Lincoln-Grant township leader. A planning meeting with Atlantic and rural area representatives set lessons including Refreshments to Serve When You Entertain, Job Analysis of Household Work, Better Grooming, and How to Serve Different Breakfasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Hansen
Anita
Cass County
Glynn Warren
Atlantic
9Th District Farm Bureau Committee
Hansen
Lincoln Township
Lincoln-Grant Township
Rural Homemakers Day
Ann Nygaard
D Salle Encouraged By Cattle Rancher Letter
Washington reports Michael V. D Salle facing beef price policy criticism receives unexpected support from Jack Grogan of a 350 head Keystone Nebraska cattle ranch. Grogan fears farmer resistance but expresses hope for national good if D Salle succeeds in enforcing price controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Michael V. di Salle
Congressional
Jack Grogan
Keystone
Neb
Delivery man injured as car leaves road near Walnut
Atlantic delivery man Jack Gaylord suffered a severe facial laceration and multiple broken teeth when his car left primary 383 and plunged down an eight foot embankment three miles east of Walnut. He was en route from the races at Council Bluffs and is recovering at the Park Hotel apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Gaylord
Atlantic
Walnut
Gaylord
Council Bluffs
Park Hotel
Goose Hatchlings Surprise Farm Nest in Charles City
Mrs. John Pagel found a goose nesting with about a dozen eggs plus three two week old kittens. The mother cat tried to rescue the kittens while the goose defended its brood. The kittens were removed for the mother to feed them. The goose returned to its own offspring but kept watch over the kittens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
John Pagel
Audubon Miss Sally Jo Johnson Named Grand Musician
Sally Jo Johnson of Audubon Miss has been chosen as grand musician for the Rainbow Girls grand assembly in Davenport from June 13 to 15. Mrs. Harold Jayne mother advisor and her daughter Patricia traveled with Miss Johnson to attend the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
Sally Jo Johnson
Grand Assembly of Rainbow Girls
Davenport
Harold Jayne
Patricia
Miss Johnson
Senate fights rent ceilings gain ground on floor
Republican senators who lost a committee clash to raise rent ceilings say they will push the issue on the senate floor. The banking committee backed a bill expanding rent controls to include new defense areas and prolonged existing measures, while rejecting a 37 percent base period increase and approving a 20 percent cap instead. The base period rests on the date when each of about 300 areas first came under federal controls with 1942 levels anchoring most ceilings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Comntee
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E. H. Jacobsen
News-Telegraph
Case and
Audubon Counties
Vo. K. Rath Sae City
Iowa
Gerald Brown
Pormerly McClusky’s Cafe
Lewis
Junior
J. J. O'Connor
Atlantic Schools
Willis Welch
Parente
Ralph Foster
Larry and
David
Geneva
N. Y
Findley Foster
California
Irma Anderson
Norma Anderson
Venice
Calif
Northwestern Bell Exchange
John Voss
Austin
Minn
Leila Talty
Wakorda
Griswold
Te Obie State
William A. Williams
P. I. Appleman
Birch Street
Ohio State College
Washington-Jefferson College
Washington, Pa
Bard College
Annandale-on-the-Hudson
W. B. Goddard
Little Rock
Ark
National
Effie BD. Hancox
Lincoln National Life Insuance Company
Ciadeen
Howard L. Nelson
Usaf Scohol
Randolph Field
Tex
Otia
Benson
School of Aviation Medicine
Air University
William E. Lumsden
Birmingham
Mich
William Gillin
Seventh and
Chestnut Street
Lumsden
Chestnut
Gillin
Seventh Street
Mr. Gillin
Nash
Marilyn Iebsen
Jruce
D’salle
Ingly
Roder
Iowa Electric Company Gas Division
Cartel
Sunkist
Oisranen
Edward P. Cole
Jeweler
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