South American governments to recognize Bolivia regime
Brazil Venezuela and Colombia said they would recognize the Villarroel government in Bolivia without waiting for U S action. The move breaks the wartime joint-action policy and follows claims that the Gelivian government has shed fascist elements and deserves recognition. Secretary Hull reportedly acknowledged the pattern though the United States would not lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Bresil
Venezuela
Columbia
State Department
Villarroel
Bolivia
United States
Committee For Political Defense
Montevideo
Uruguay
Carlos Matthis
Hull
New Ton Replaces Halsey as South Pacific Commander
Vice Admiral John Henry Newton has been named commander of the South Pacific area and South Pacific force of the U S Pacific fleet, succeeding Admiral William F Halsey who awaits a new undisclosed wartime role against Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Newton
South Pacific
William F. Halsey
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Adm
Halsey
Japan
Casey News Briefs Travel and family visits noted
Casey residents report vacations and visits. Casey-Mrs. Leonard Siedelman Vacationing in New York. Mrs. Charley Mark back from St. Louis relatives with indefinite visit. Miss Margaret Ruth returns from Denver to parents Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ruth. Donald Dory visited his father M. E. Dory in Des Moines. Bobby Griffith visiting grandmother Mrs. Mabel Fagan in Washington DC. Bernard Kading family visiting here in Lute McCoy and Bill Kading homes. Patty Herriott visiting grandmother in Casey. Miss Theressa Cavanaugh spending summer in Omaha with sister Mrs Arthur Jergens. Edward Liddick visiting daughter in Council Bluffs. Harry Bassett, Kenneth Thompson and Mort Mowry attended Masonic grand lodge in Cedar Rapids earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Leonard Siedelmann
New York
Charley Mark
St. Louis
Susan Cole
Margaret Ruth
Denver
Dick Ruth
Donald Dory
M. E. Dory
Des Moines
Bobby Griffith
A. C. Griffith
Mabel Fagan
Mary K. Fagan
Washington, D. C
Bernard Kading
Baltimore
Lute McCoy
Bill Kading
Patty Herriott
Chiliscothe
Rose Herriott
Theressa Cavanaugh
Omaha
Arthur Jergens
Edward Liddick
Council Bluffs
Leonard Jensen
Harry Bassett
Kenneth Thompson
Mort Mowry
Masonic Grand Lodge
Cedar Rapids
Notice for extra copies of The News Telegraph
The notice requests readers who want additional copies of The News Telegraph to inform the office in advance to ensure supply meets demand.
Local News Briefs At Denver Base Snapshot
Local briefs from the Atlantic region note Pvt. Marvin South stationed at Buckley Field Denver with the Army Air Corps after induction May 30. Other items include marriage licenses for Neale Smith and Helen Wohlenhaus, visits by Nancy Munn and Marian, and travel plans of Mrs. Stacy Doyle, Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Barnett in Mason City, and families visiting Fort Bragg. A prisoner of war letter from Sgt. Maurice Ranger at Stalag 3B, and Jaycee convention attendance in Omaha are also reported.
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Denver
Pvt
Marvin South
Army
Buckley Field
Army Air Corps
Priconer
Dmy
Francis Render Jayp
Sgt
Maurice Ranger
Stalag 3B
Germany
Jaycee
Lloyd A. Warden
Tim Leanders
Robert Goeken
Harold Zellmer
Atlantic Jaycees
Omaha
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Local notices and travels of Maine visitors anchor Atlantic column
A roundup of visiting relatives and neighbors includes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill and children from Gary Indiana departing after ten days with Maine born kin. Major Regnar Sorensen and family visit, Lions Club elections, and area moves. A Burlington derailment near Ottumwa spares passengers. Temperatures reach 90s with scattered weekend showers and varying rainfall across Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hill
Jean
Jane
Gary
Ind
R. E. Hill
Maine
Alfred Remien
Atlantic
Remien
Save a life driving near children on highways
Public safety notice urges drivers to slow down when children are near highways and to be prepared to stop instantly if required to prevent accidents and injuries.
Atlantic Summer School Directory Listing Faculty and Students
The document lists branch summer school faculty with addresses led by director Dr. J. B. Paul and names of instructors and staff, plus a long roster of registered students including Joan Adkins and many others from towns such as Council Bluffs, Guthrie Center, Atlantic, and Red Oak. It also gives deer skinning instructions with cooling, salting, and handling guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Atlantic Lions Club
Einer Juel
Council Bluffs Club
Hotel Whitney
Grinnell
Dr. J. B. Paul
Chestnut Street
Olive Maerker
West Tenth Street
Adelphia
Mitchell
Oak Street
H. F. Swanson
West Tenth Streets
Edna Green
Marie Hijelle
Josephine Kremer
Maple Street
Joan Adkins
Winifred Allen
Council Bluffs
Margaret J
Uniformed workers in factories reach six million mark
Among 7,750,000 workers, 65 percent or about 6,037,660 wear uniforms in factories. This total excludes food packing chemical and other non factory industries.
Your Scrap Will Make Lombs purchased at The Atlante News Telegraph
A short notice notes that the item Your Scrap Will Make Lombs was purchased at The Atlante News Telegraph. The brief lacks context about buyers sellers or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlante News Telegraph
Finnish Envoys Ordered to Leave United States
Washington reports reveal Finnish Minister Hja mar Procope and three staff members were issued passports and told to depart at once. The State Department cited activities harmful to U.S. interests but did not detail them. Procope had faced travel limits and reporting bans amid Finland’s war stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hjamar Procope
Ruho Tolvola
Risto Solanko
State Department
United States
Diplomatic Corps
Procope
Finland
Germany
Soviet Union
Fintead
George T. Summerlin
Card of Thanks from Floyd Gerlock
I express gratitude to my relatives and friends who remembered me during my stay in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lpara
Floyd Gerlock
Address correction for cradle roll bond drive in Des Moines
The News Telegraph notes a corrected address for the cradle roll bond campaign. The women's division of the state war bond headquarters is at 360 Walnut Street, Des Moines, with mail to the purchase cards directed to 80 Walnut Building, Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Bond
Walnut Building
Walnut Street
Des Moines
Dew Moines
Figures on lend lease food production output
The article describes an expected lend lease feed output of about 3,000 typical farmers to load an average ship. Items listed include 290,000 hens for eggs and milk iron from 6,000 cows for a year, meat from 8,000 hogs, lard from 77,000 hogs, and wheat from 008 acres.
Frantic call urges life save during road danger
Fragmentary message warns to save a life and stop instantly as a vehicle nears children on a roadway. The brief stresses urgent action to avoid harm.
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Newton
Casey News Briefs
Tyler
SAQEE
Tripure
Neale Smith
Griswold
Helen M. Wohlenhaus
C. M. Skipton
Nancy Munn
Marian
Council Bluffa
Kansas City
Stacey Doyle
J. E. Lang
Kim Street
Te Meson City
R. L. Barnett
Mason City
Inlaw
Glen Harman
Hucebende
Ray Smith
Janice
Ralph Baker
Joan
Fort Bragg
N. C
Atlantia
Anna Stewart
Nichela
Oakland
James N. Johnson
Iowa
Lest
Frank Oakland
Gail Shepard
RB. Shepard
Weet
Tenth Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Hele
U. S
Ide Mae Lechner
Frank Lechner
R. Kent Martin
Lechner
Farmers Auction Company
Fair Grounds
Scranton
Rotary Meeting
Leland L. Sage
Iowa State Teachers College
Atlantic Rotarians
Dick Bell
Roger Coker
Ray Coker
Hickory Street
Martin
Wayne Coker
Panama
Camp Pickett
Cass
Camp Dodge
Albert LeRoy Sager
Anita
Dale Albert Fritz
Cass Selective Service Board
Robert Jenkins Crawford
Yawata
Imperial Iron and Steel Works
Yawata Mills
Unite Pan
Navy
Regnar Sorensen
Eon, Regner, Jr
Mas. M. J. Sorensen
Poplar Street
Peter Hoegh
Elk Ham
Sorensen
U.S. Public Health Service
Topeka
Kan
Frank Eblen
Ramona
Cumberland
Burlington Irons
Ot‘tumwa
Providence
R. I
Tommy Eblen
Seabees
Estherville
Inwood
Spencer
Forest City
Iowa City
Davenport
Boone
Abia
Atlantic Summer School Directory
Thelma M. Bancroft
Marne
Freda
Bebensee
Neola
Coella
Bennett
Guthrie Center
Luke A. Blanchard
Coon Rapids
Jaine M. Black
Red Oak
Elinor Bernholdt
Barbara J. Jaden
Betty Marie Braden
Eli
Ferne L. Bruce
Hastings
Jyrna M. Brunstedt
Orson
Sarah M. Buckner
Fontanelle
Mage LE
Burns
River Sioux
Ednachmann
Hilda L. Buschmann
Manning
Lorraine E. Carley
Carson
Thelma L. Carlson
Greenfield
Mildred E. Carroll
Nadine M. Christensen
Avoca
Elisabeth Ann Casey
Massena
Lotus E. Chapman
Persia
Margaret Christensen
Audubon
Jean L. Clark
Botna
Frances L. Clark
Logan
Dean L. Coon
Veronica L. Cullen
Maude J. Daft
Bernadine O. Darrow
Joyce E. Daugherty
Onawa
Helen M. DeLean
Margaret A. DelLean
Lewis
Charlotte L. Durick
Alma V. Eberhart
Shelby
Lavina C. Eckmann
Shirley Ann Edrichs
Aspinwall
Ruth Elaine Elwood
Carolyn E. Essington
Extra
Eleonora K. Fett
Erlene Fett
Adair
Katherine E. Fienhold
Mary Lou Fitch
Victor
Imogene
Marvin L. McMorran
Corning
Marie B. McSorley
Manila
Eileen L. Manchester
Dunlap
Cora E. Marshall
Dorothy Mae Martens
Walnut
Margery Martin
Hazel Irene Miller
Alvena D. Mills
Genevieve G. Minick
Hancock
Mabel R. Molin
Lila ¥. Mundorf
Beviah R. Nelsen
Norma A. Nelsen
Brayton
Diana L. Nelson
Harlan
Florence Nelsen
Brooks
Wilma J. Nelsen
Marge
Carol C. Nichols
Helen W. Nicolaysen
Helen E. Nielsen
Elk Horn
Mary Louise Noble
Blencoe
Dorothy M. Champaugh
Honey Creek
Elsie Lee Oler
Ruth C. Olinger
Modale
Carol L. Palmquist
Lavina M. Ratashak
Viota
Carel R. Richter
Virginia A. Riddie
Dow City
Gladys G. Roberta
Rachel L. Robinson
Villisea
Norene M. Rochhols
Edna M. Roeecker
Manilla
Zola E. Rogers
Mt. Etna
Vere B. Rosenberger
Alice M. Rothe
Jennie M. Ward
Mary L. Waymire
Jessie L. Weddie
Marjorie J. Wedemeyer
Edna B&b. Weeks
Leona B. Weems
Botha
Esther RB. Wendt
Genevieve L. Wendt
Wilma J. Wenig
Gray
Zola E. Wheatley
Dorie Whitehouse
Bessie L. Wolf
Vergil C. Wolf
Bernette M. Woods
Wiota
H. Elaine Woodward
Marjorie M. Zellmer
Charlotte Ziegler
Tomaty Bomby
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