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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1931

Page

6

Tangled kinship muddles in a widow and family ties

The article describes a maze of marriages and steprelations among a widow, her grown daughter, and the Linsky family. Each union creates overlapping roles such as stepmother and son-in-law, with grandchildren forming through multiple lines, complicating who is related as grandson, brother, or half-sibling across generations.

Yedrs-ngo—Pater Ee Adngkys Hia Phat Jalgo Linsky

Farm Loans at Grand 6 Percent Interest

Savery & Company of Atlantic Illinois announces farm loans at six percent interest. The ad highlights readiness to place loans and urges readers to respond for results.

Savery.& Company Atlantic, Ill

Mussolini asserts state supremacy in church and youth policy

In an interview with Le Journal, Benito Mussolini defends state control over children and religion. He advocates a national faith, vows to educate youth in catechism, and plans mass communion in fascist uniforms. He claims the state reconstructs Italy and warns Catholic groups to align or be suppressed.

Parle Benito Mussolini le Journal Vatican Mussolini Tien Italy H Duce Jacques de Marsillac Antique Nuemprus Action Cattolica Ion

U S Will Place Liens Against Al Capone Holdings

The United States moved to collect income taxes on Al Capone’s profits. Acting collector Robert B. Neely announced papers were pending to seize Capone holdings in the Chicago district. Capone owed about 215000 for 1924 to 1929, with penalties potentially reaching nearly 400000, though much of his wealth is hard to locate.

Chicago Puttin Pone United Capone Robert B. Neely Internal Revenue Collector Washington Stek Boards of Tax Appeals Thomas‘ Nach Fach Gapone Anid Rih Ittla

Final Rites Held For C F Lassen Local Farmer

Funeral services for C F Lassen 81 prominent local retired farmer and native of Germany were held at 2:30 this afternoon at the Osborne Tomlinson funeral home. Rev M G Belts of Zion Lutheran church officiated. Large attendance and many floral offerings accompanied by a song from Oscar Otte with Mrs E C Schelm at the piano. Pallbearers were Dr M H Lynch M He Funk E C Schelm Herman Clausen Gua Zellmer and John Walter. Interment was in Atlantic cemetery.

Lassen C. F.lassen Germany Osborne-Tomtison M. &. Belts Zion's Lutheran Church Oscar Otte E. C. Schelm

Arrest Clarinda jail breakers in Smith Center Kan

Smith Center Kansas June 18 Orla Wynn and a man described as a Negro arrived by car from Clarinda Iowa area after a jail break. They were chased by posses and captured near Gaylord Kansas after a farm home invasion of Frank Harding. They stole 45 dollars and a shotgun and terrorized the Castell family with threats of death. Both men were arrested separately by local posses.

Castell

Rates Reduced for Griswold Residents Electric charges cut

The Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Co lowers electric rates for Griswold residents effective June 18. First twenty five kilowatt hours cost a lower rate plus energy charge, second twenty five at reduced rate, with higher charges for usage beyond that. Waterloo board approves two bond issues totaling 96000 dollars for funding and road bonds. Our wanted page offers property sale services.

Griswold Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company Waterlood Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors

Youthful Chinese Officer Killed in Plane Crash Near Reno

Reno, Nev. June 17 An young Chinese businessman and officer in the nationalist party was killed when his airplane, in which he was learning to fly, fell 50 feet in a meadow south of Reno and burst into flames. He planned to return to Ching to join the aviation corps of the nationalist army after completing training. He was on his second solar flight at the time of the crash.

Reno Nev L. N Ahen Dar Dar Ching Aviation Corps

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