Former Atlantic Couple Injured in Fatal Crash
Mr and Mrs George Binnall of Charter Oak Iowa former Atlantic and Griswold residents are hospitalized after a head on collision south of Maryville Missouri that killed 83 year old M L Jones of Charter Oak Jones suffered a brain concussion and died at Maryville Hospital The Binnalls were transporting Jones for medical care when a truck driven by F H Hyder of Pickering Missouri drifted into their path Hyder reportedly fell asleep at the wheel The Binnalls had been caring for Jones since departing Atlantic months ago Their son Neil Binnall was killed recently in a motorcycle accident Funeral services for Jones are planned in Charter Oak.
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George Binnall
Charter Oak
Atlantic
Griswold
St. Francis Hospital
Maryville
M. L. Jones
Binnall
Moon
Jones
Alan Jones
Lewis
Maryville Hospital
Binnalls
Excelsior Springs
F. H. Hyder
Pickering Mo
Hyder
Mr. Jones
Neil Binnall
Harlan
Ralph Binnall
Wilson Wins Less Than Half of Primary Votes
Des Moines June 18 Gov George A Wilson polled under fifty percent of Republican votes in the latest primary according to the state canvassing board. Wilson 165176 and rival H R Gross 146395 with Irving H Knudson 21039 also listed. In Democratic governor nominees John K Valentine led Edward Breen 70238 to 51112 while Bourke Hickenlooper beat James L Harris 165170 to 96415 with Harris just six votes behind Wilson.
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Ernor Wilson
J. Galvin
Hampton
James M. Bell
Burlington
Herbert G. Thompson
Muscatine
Bell
Thompson
James €. France
Tipton
Zoe S. Nabers
Fort Madison
Ben F. Jensen
Extra
Ernest M. Miller
Harlan
Albert McGinn
Council Bluffs
Earl G. Miller
Hie
Katie Miller
Indianola
J. E. Mullin
Des Moines
Dan Mason
Brooklyn
Des Moines Sn
George A. Wilson
Wilson
H. R. Gross
Gross
Irving H. Knudson
Jewell
Fienholz Muller Nuptials at Kimballton Iowa
Miss Jeanne Fienholz and Kay Muller married at Immanuel Lutheran church Kimballton with Mendelssohn’s wedding march played by Sonja Nordby. The couple, from Chicago and Kimballton, will reside in Chicago after a three course dinner and lawn reception for relatives and friends.
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Jeanne Fienholz
Fred Fienholz
Chicago
Kay Muller
T. G. Muller
Kimballton
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Alfred Jensen
Mendelssohn
Sonja Nordby
Ove Muller
Muller
Mrs. Muller
Escher Appeals Two-Year Term in Embezzlement Case
Walter V. Escher, a Des Moines stock and bond salesman, prepared an appeal from a two-year jail term and a $1,000 fine imposed yesterday by District Judge W. G. Sears after being found guilty of conspiracy and embezzlement tied to the defunct United Securities corporation.
Road safety reminder on sharing roads
Advice urges drivers to stay in their lane and keep well to their side of the road to reduce fatal crashes caused by careless behavior and road hogs.
Churchill urges Italian fleet to come into open
Churchill told Parliament Britain would not exhaust its air power and will strike German military targets in Germany while praising preserved fighter strength. Berlin claimed major shipping losses and German advances, while Italy bombed Malta and Corsica. Rome reported peace mediation talks with the Vatican intermediary as France and Italy negotiate.
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Churchill
Britain
France
Royal Air Force
Germany
Hordeaux
London Daily Mail
Berlin
Loire River
la Creusot
Schneider-Creusot
Belfort
Maginot Line
Cairo
Near East
Eugene Mittlehauser
Near Eastern Army
London
South Pacific
Marine Bureau
Mackay Radio
New York
Rome
Malta
Corsica
Bizerta
Upper Sudan
Milan
Ligurian
Carriere Della Sera
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Bordeaux
Walnut Community Sees Wide Weekend Visits From Distant Kin
Walnut Iowa reports a flurry of visits as residents hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Among those seen were Mrs. J. W. Forbes and family and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Freeman of Avoca, plus Mrs. Harry Hector of Miami and Mrs. Harriet Spangler of Fort Lauderdale visiting the Spengler and Hector households.
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Walnut
J. W. Forbes
Stanley Freeman
Avoca
Carroll
Fort Lauderdale
Charles Spengler
Amelia Hector
Marcyla Taggart
Indianola
Fred Taggart
Maxine Martin
Lake City
John Martin
Joe McDermott
Sioux City
John McDermott
Emil Linke
Clara Schuttloffel
Roberta Claussen
Chicago
Leroy Schuttloffel
Elisie Deen
Davenport
Ada Deen
Emanuel Thoning
Fort Collins
Cole
Earl Thoning
Dick and
Elaine
Denver
J. P. Thoning
Paul Karstens
Jens Hansen
Will Moritz
Joan
Sandra
Omaha
Paul Rieck
Moritz
Peter Hahn
Kenneth Fell
Kansas City
Fred Fell
Ward Ellison
Harry Brown
Barbara
Runnells
J. J. Baxter
Robert Brindley
Shirley Brindley
Governor Rejects Proposed Pay Increases for Iowa Commission
Des Moines Ill Gov George A Wilson announced he rejected the Iowa conservation commission's recommendations for pay raises. The panel had urged $300 yearly raise for one employee and about $100 for eleven others.
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Des Moines
Ill
George A. Wilson
Iowa Conservation Commission
Great Smoky Mountains Rise Above 8000 Feet Heights
Stretching above the clouds, the Great Smoky range in North Carolina reaches over 8000 feet. The lofty altitude marks a defining feature of the mountain landscape and draws hikers, researchers, and travelers to the region.
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Great Smoky Mountain Range
North Carolina
U S Urges Control of French Western Holdings
Chicago editorials call for immediate U S takeover of French possessions in the western hemisphere to counter German expansion and uphold the Monroe Doctrine. The piece suggests a trusteeship model with multiple American governments represented to avoid imperialism charges. Separate brief item notes the death of Rev R M Badger, former Lutheran church leader in Dubuque Iowa.
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Chicago
France
Germany
United States
Chicago Daily News
Frank Knox
Americas
Panama Canal
Dubuque
R. M. Badger
Eastern
Iowa
The
Lutheran Church
Nebraska
Illinois
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
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