Atlantic municipal plant trims electric bill discounts
Trustees announce reduced monthly bill discounts amid rising operating costs. The one cent per KWH residential discount drops to one half cent if paid by the tenth day, effective July 1. Rural service discounts also scale back with pay by the tenth. Coal, freight, copper, poles, and labor costs have surged since 1958, limiting savings for typical households.
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Atlantic Municipal
Atlantic
Board of Trustees
Electric rate rise aims to cover higher plant costs
The text states a 17.9 percent increase in the cost of 250 KWH, noted as below the rise in plant costs, indicating a tariff adjustment to cover capital expenses.
More Women Drank In Grandma's Day Says Psychologist
New Haven reports Professor E. M. Jellinek of Yale argues women had higher chronic alcoholism in 1910 than in 1946, with female rates rising 12.6 percent after Prohibition ended, versus a 43.6 percent increase for men. He bases findings on the Journal on Studies in Alcohol.
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New Haven
Conn
E. M. Jellinek
Yale
Jellinek
Quarterly Journal
Drive Safely: Pass Cautiously on Curves and Hills
Warning urging careful driving to prevent accidents. Advises patience and avoiding risky passing on curves or hills to preserve life and safety for the future.
Campbell Golden Anniversary Observed by Big Capadele Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Campbell celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with more than 115 guests at the Capadele apartment. An open house followed a family dinner hosted by Curtis Masteller and wife, with extensive floral decorations and hospitality by granddaughters and other relatives. Out of town relatives from California Nebraska Illinois and Iowa attended along with local friends. Beta Sigma Phi held a box social and dance at the Grove community house with prize drawings and spring decor. John W Allen and Eva Blanche Bartlett wed at the Vernon Darrow home and will live near Prole on a farm.
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Los Angeles
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Chicago
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Ashland
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Griswold
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Avoca
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Grove Community House
Eunice Brown
Margaret Manuel
Sunnyside Park
John W. Allen
Prose
Eva Blanche Bartlett
Winterset
Vernon Darrow
Poplar Street
C. W. Hohanshelt
Busy Bee Club Meeting Heads for Calendar Deadline
Calendar notice urges entry by 10 a m on publication day. Thursday meeting with Mrs Will Knop announced. Golf day luncheon at Coun try club with reservations committee including Mesdames Becker Hughes and Don Carlos.
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Busy Bee Club
Will Knop
Nielsen Siek Wedding Ties Danish Lutheran Church
Miss Martha Marie Nielsen and Erwin F. Siek wed in a 6 30 p m ceremony at the Danish Lutheran church. Rev Anders Hansen officiated the double ring rite with Marjorie Sorensen and Helen Nielsen providing music. Bride wore aqua taffeta. gown details include white satin and marquisette accents.
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Erwin F. Siek
Martha Marie Nielsen
Rasmus Nielsen
F. F. Siek
Avoca
Anders Hansen
Marjorie Ann Sorensen
Harlan
Helen Nielsen
Miss Nielsen
Miss Sorensen
Bridal Attire and Wedding Details Highlight Earlier Nuptials
Wedding guests describe gowns veils and bouquets with pink and blue color themes. Attendants Ruth Ann Johnson Misa Arlene Johnson and Elmer Siek attended. The brides from Elk Horn Avoca and Sioux City wore satin lace and brocaded nylon gowns with jade jewelry and floral corsages. More than 200 guests attended the double ceremony including the Stamp and Bruggeman families.
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Misa Arlene Johnson
Ruth Ann Johnson
Harlan
Elmer Siek
Rozelle Kjer
Lavonne , Sorensen
Shirley Johnson
Betty Miller
Marian Andersen
Annabelle Jensen
RFC audit may show nine billion loss says GAO
Washington reports say the General Accounting Office may show RFC losses of about 9 billion dollars. GAO Director T Coleman Andrews cites aggressive war plant and material financing as the main drag, with red ink expected by June 30 1945 and later rising to around 5 billion more by mid 1946. The Senate Banking Committee moves to seek a complete RFC investigation and to extend RFC authority beyond June 30.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Buck
Del
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Jensen
R-fa
General Accounting Office
T. Coleman Andrews
GAO Corporation
Congress
House Appropriations
GAO
Andrews
Subcommittee
Cars Damaged In Back-To-Back Rural Crashes Last Night
Duane Morscheck 24 Cumberland fined 15 dollars in justice court for not having a motor vehicle under control after his 1936 Plymouth collided with Albert Crabtree 61 Atlantic on U S 71 south of Atlantic at 9 PM. Edith Strait suffered minor injuries and was treated at Atlantic hospital. Crabtree’s 1936 Chevrolet and Morscheck’s car were totaled. A second crash two miles east of Massena on primary 92 involved John Byrd unknown town Massena and Leo Vorrath unknown, both cars damaged about 100 dollars. Vorrath swerved on loose gravel, hitting Byrd’s westbound car.
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Cumberland
Justice Court
Albert L. Crabtree
Atlantic
U.S
Morsbheck
Crabtree
Harry Jordan
Edith Strait
Locust Street
Pehe-Waee
Atlantic Hospital
Cumberland Man
John C. Byrd
Massena
Leo I. Vorrath
Bridgewater
Jordan
Vorrath
Byrd
Walk Against Traffic On Open Highway Cautionary Advice
A directive advises pedestrians to walk against traffic on open highways to better anticipate approaching vehicles and stay safe. The guidance emphasizes facing oncoming cars to improve visibility and reaction time.
Jewish Agency presents facts to U S inquiry on Jewish state
Jerusalem June 17 Moshe Shertox head of the Jewish agency said before the United States inquiry commission a factual and statistical introduction to their case for a Jewish state Emil Sandstroem chief justice of Sweden presided at the first public session attended by 300 reporters and visitors with special cards George Symeonides commission press officer said Palestine authorities assured him that normal censorship of Palestine would apply during the session.
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Jerusalem
Moshe Shertox
Jewish Agency
United States Inquiry Commission
Emil” Sandstroeth
Sweden
George Symeonides
Commission
Palestine
News-Telegraph Ads Preview Hearings Coverage
Want ads note coverage of hearings by News Telegraph. Cautionary reminder: do not drive if you have been drinking.
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