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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1945
Page
3
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Washington reports the House Banking Committee weighs how long wartime price controls should continue with a six month versus one year extension. Debate centers on farm price supports, cost plus pricing, and possible rent ceiling increases as Truman objects to the Wherry farm plan. Senate action aims to reinstate tariff trimming to revive reciprocal trade acts.
In New Orleans a war bond show using phosphorus hand grenades burned 250 spectators, mostly minors. Major K. P. Brundage from Camp Shelby said live grenades were mistakenly used and resembled smoke bombs. An investigation will determine how they were included in the show.
Local briefs cover Mrs Alvin Michaelson returning to work after major surgery at Vought beauty shop Cumberland visits by Mrs Jack Maher and others Dexter and Mason City travelers on weekend leaves and visits. Navy and army personnel including Pvt Lawrence Inhofe Anita and Don Lynch San Francisco depart for duty Civil service openings for dental hygienist and clerical roles announced.
A October to December mix of military assignments local visits and community notices. 32nd Red Arrow infantry unit in Lu zon. Margaret Inhofe and Walter Inhofe listed. former resident Chester Smith en route home from travel. Western Grain Dealers meeting attendees named. Carroll A. Bonnet in Shoemaker California awaiting rejoin duty. Ed Weibley returns from Alhambra. Charles Richards dies in Sioux City auto crash. Iowa weather turn with warmth returning. Lt Rodney Jensen arrives in San Francisco. Alloway family fined after Atlantic market dispute. funeral services for Howard W. Andrews attended by local and neighboring residents.
Dr. G A Alliband welcomed home his son Pfc John Alliband from a German prison camp since February 1943. John learned of his liberation from Russians the day he completed treatment for a heart ailment at Atlantic hospital. Also returning home were Jolorry Pieken son of Henry and Mrs Pieken, and Pfc Billy Brown son of Federick and Mrs Brown, as war prisoners and troops arrived in Newport News Virginia with plans for a near-future furlough.
Peter Lund aged 75 died Sunday morning at the home of his son in law and daughter southeast of Exira after two months illness. He was born in Denmark March 18 1869 and came to Audubon County with wife Anna Marie Anderson. He farmed until retirement and leaves eight children twenty five grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Funeral at Danish Lutheran Church Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev H L Jensen. burial in Exira Cemetery.
Graveside services were held at St. John's Evangelical cemetery in Noble township for Michael Keith Mueller stillborn son of Western and Winifred Mueller of Atlantic. Born at Atlantic hospital, Rev. George Fuchs officiated. Surviving are paternal grandparents Edwin Mueller of San Jose California and maternal grandparents Clarence Brown of Atlantic.
George Fritch died at the Des Moines Veterans Hospital after months of illness. Born October 2, 1890 in Hamlin Kansas he married Emma Dau man March 11, 1934. Survived by widow two stepchildren sister and burial set at Extra cemetery after services at the Christian church.
Mr and Mrs Harold Sandhurst of Wiota welcomed a son weighing 8 pounds 13 ounces born Sunday at 3 45 AM at Atlantic hospital named Gerald Lee. The couple also has a daughter.
Many plants can be propagated at home to maturity by following simple rules. Key factors include choosing suitable species, providing appropriate light, water, soil, and temperature, and maintaining consistent care.
The United Nations conference faces possible adjournment as Russia pushes to restrict powers proposed for the general assembly to discuss international relations. Australia’s Evatt signals reopening veto debates while Secretary Stettinius and Gromyko seek a compromise failing which a floor fight looms.
Ames June 18. Put every acre to its best use by managing crop, pasture, and forest land to prevent soil deterioration. Dr W H Pierre Iowa State College urges reduced intertilled crops by 25 percent, legume and grass rotations, manure use, contouring, terracing, strip cropping and improved fertility to boost soil health and farming efficiency.
The body of Frank Peterson a 61 year old resident of Manson Iowa was recovered from the Des Moines river last night. Fishermen located the body two miles downstream from the spot where Anderson is believed to have fallen into the river on May 29.
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