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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1955
Page
4
I sincerely thank friends relatives and neighbors for flowers cards and acts of kindness during my recent hospital stay. Special thanks to Dr. Giegerich and the hospital staff for their wonderful care.
Herman Martin of Los Angeles visited the John Shakens the Byron Roglers and the Leo Noltes. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kline of Salt Lake City Utah visited their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lambertsen over the weekend.
Bargaining between American Motors Corp and the CIO United Auto Workers ended Thursday and will resume next Tuesday. Both sides seek a compromise on the union’s demand for a guaranteed annual wage.
Cass county farmers sealed about 20 percent of the 1954 corn crop versus 1953. By May 31 the county ASC report showed 170 loan applications totaling 215 308 dollars on 136 329 bushels of 1954 corn. Loans for 1953 corn totaled 499 on 686 479 bushels worth 1 064 042 dollars.
Gov. Leo Hoogh announced four appointments to state boards. Dr. Lydis Jordan of Davenport becomes the first woman on the Board of Examiners in Osteopathy for a three year term starting July 1, succeeding Dr. Harold Meyer of Algona. Examiners also reappointed are Dr. M. Lee Mason City and Dr. Ralph Hayes of Har-. Board of Accountancy Examiners adds Edgar S. Gage Jr. of Muscatine.
Mrs James G Caffey 20 of Kansas City Mo is hospitalized with a fractured skull after the car driven by her husband struck a spillway and overturned one mile south of Fletcheree Deputy Sheriff Ben Magill and a truck driver were treated for minor injuries at the hospital and released A card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Frank Collman expresses gratitude for support during illness Start sooner drive slower live longer.
Clerk C. M. Skipton issued marriage licenses to Richard E. McCauley and Patricia A. Yates of Atlantic and to Max D. Archer and Plaity Hill of Council Bluffs. Also notes residents returning from Texas and community updates from Cass County supervisors and local clubs.
Fred Maytag of Maytag Co. warned at a panel that guaranteed wages would raise prices for manufactured goods if adopted nationwide. The remarks came during a conference session sponsored by the National Association of Manufacturers and touched on the CIO wage settlements with Ford and General Motors last week.
A provision in Detroit guarantees workers 60 to 65 percent of their pay for up to 26 weeks during layoffs, ensuring partial wage support during unemployment periods.
Two 16 year old girls contend for Hawkeye Girls State governor with candidates Mary Ann Klaaren of Sioux Center for the Nationalist Party and Johnette Crow of Sioux City for the Federalist Party. The slate lists auditors and officials including Sharol Schultz Greene treasurer Shirley Walker Monroe attorney general Joe Dee Leonard Waverly secretary of agriculture Carmen Smith Villisca commerce commissioners Ona Banta Oto Eleanor Van Cleve Atlantic Annette Wiley Douds.
The report notes Lloyd Segrist at 2054 East Third treated and dismissed from hospital. Names Alice Smith 208 West Sixth Street Mrs Roland Mauk and daughter Bobbi Louise 300 Cedar Street Mrs Harry Ny mand Rt 3 and Mrs Herman Christie of Villisca. Blanche Carre moved from Laurel Nursing Home to Potter Nursing Home Anita.
The June all day Bear Brownies meeting took place at the Beer Grove venue with Shirley Saville and Katherine Vedane.
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