Wright pilots Cub Clipper crashes on highway near Creston
Creston, Iowa resident Kenneth H. Wright of Wright Studio crash landed a Cub Clipper on Highway 26 seven miles north of Creston Saturday night. He escaped injury though the plane damaged after leaving Guthrie Center at 6 p.m. for Atlantic and running out of gas at 10 p.m. The flyer advised against driving after drinking.
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Creston
Kenneth H. Wright
Des Moines
Wright Studio
Highway
Wright
Guthrie Center
Atlantic
MacArthurs defense outline of Asia crisis
General MacArthur outlined Americas defense stance in Asia as Japan hosts Defense Secretary Johnson and General Bradley. He called the outlook serious but not hopeless and urged prompt American arms to Formosa and Southeast Asia. Talks covered a Japanese peace treaty and American bases in Japan amid efforts to unify Japanese leaders on the treaty.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
America
Asia
Johnson
Bradley
United States
Far East
Formosa
Jast
Southeast Asia
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Japan
Washington
Shigeru Yoshida
Cemetery headstones remind you of hot stuff buried
A reflective note urges a walk through a cemetery whenever feeling indispensable, using the headstones as a counterpoint to boastful ego and past prestige.
Carriers list by towns in News Telegraph
Carrier roster shows named individuals across towns including ADAIR ANITA AUDUBON BRAYTON CASEY CUMBERLAND ELK HORN ELLIOTT EXTRA GRANT GRISWOLD HAMLIN KIMBALLTON with multiple named residents per location. The notice enumerates carriers: Devreux Knause Devsey Lants Dorsey Reynolds Pearson Legg Doreey Brownsberger Caldwell Zinke Boham Brannan Brannan Dorey Dorsey etc.
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ADAIR
Jack Devreux
Roger Knause
ANITA
Raymond Devsey
Marcia Lants
Dale Dorsey
Barbard Reynolds
John and
Rosemary Pearson
Dick Legg
Tommy Doreey
Phillip Brownsberger
Audubon
Bill Caldwell
Don Zinke
John Boham
Joe Brannan
Brayton
Harry Jensen Casey
Fred Blackmer Cumberland
Dorothy Eblen
Alberta Rossie
Elk Horn
Capital's Milk Strike Near End Sees Settlement
The eight day milk driver and dairy workers strike in the nation’s capital ends with an overtime 6 day week at the same pay, and Sunday closures withdrawn. About 1,650 strikers expected back by midweek. emergency milk supply plan had run for infants hospitals and public institutions.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
California
AFL
Washington
Dairies
Local Surgeries Reported Across Omaha Hospitals
Carl Shewman of Anita enters Methodist hospital Omaha for surgery this week. E H Rowley and son Dale undergo surgeries at St Josephs hospital Omaha this morning.
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Carl Shewman
Anita
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
E. H. Rowley
Dale
St Joseph's Hospital
Local Residents Return After Hospital Stays
Chet Seybert of 608 Maple Street has come home from Methodist hospital in Omaha after appendix surgery. Kenneth Krohn, eight miles north of Walnut, recovers from a left elbow fracture from a three week old tree fall and expects cast removal soon. Mrs. J P Steffens of 201 East Fifth Street returned from Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs after a three week stay and is improving but bed fast.
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Chet Seybert
Maple Street
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Kenneth Krohn
Walnut
J. P. Steffens
East Fifth Street
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Longtime city official John B. Jipson Fractures Hip
John B. Jipson former city assessor for over 40 years sustained a fractured hip after a fall in his yard on Sunday. He was listed as a patient at Atlantic Memorial Hospital.
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John B. Jipson
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Hospital Notes Highlight Local Admissions and Discharges
At the Atlantic Memorial Hospital Dr W R Van Duzer of Casey and Mrs Lillie Newport of Adair are listed for medical treatment. Leola Smith of 411 Cedar street underwent an emergency appendectomy this afternoon. Several local residents were discharged over the weekend including Mrs Marvin Whetstone and son Dan Duane of Casey and others from Lewis Adair Anita Viota and Casey. Butchie Bell Jr. son of Dr and Mrs A D Bell is ill with measles.
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The
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
W. R. van Duzer
Casey
Lillie Newport
Adair
Leola Smith
Cedar Street
Marvin Whetstone
Dan Duane
Robert Thompson
Sandra Kay
Lewis
Rex Rourick
Keith Allen
Willard Knight Jr
Carl Henningsen
Locust Street
Irene Lloyd
West Fourteenth Street
Richard Faga
Mary Kathryn
Bernard Reinier
Elsie Mae
Edra Belle
Anita
Gene Mal Jette
Allen Ray
Hazel Street
Robert Jacobsen
Susan Ann
Gail Roota
Sandra Kay Steffens
Viota
Massena Man Returns Home After Omaha Hospital Stay
Massena resident Billy Burris has returned home from the Methodist hospital in Omaha after a two week stay following a serious automobile accident. He is using crutches. His father Fred Burris remains in casts on both arms and an ankle from a fall from a building. Neighbors report the family coping with the injuries.
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Massena
Billy Burris
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Fred Burris
Family Corn and Hay Harvest Noted in Local Notes
A local item mentions printing corn and making hay for the family, reflecting rural chores and seasonal labor. The brief notes portray daily farm tasks typical of the period, highlighting self sufficiency and family work rhythms.
Farm Injuries Reported in Massena Area Accidents
Massena area notes two farm mishaps as Hosselt suffers a scalp wound needing stitches after being struck by hay loader wreckage while Elwin Murray escapes serious injury when a repair pipe hits him on the forehead. Hepler also gets a scalp wound from a fall. Don’t drive if you drink.
Darlene Kelly and Ralph Lester Mentioned in Society Note
A society line notes Miss Darlene Kelly age 16 and Ralph Lester age 18 as attendees at a local event. The brief item highlights their presence without further detail.
Iowans Die When Car Ditches On Ottumwa Roads
Kenneth Lee McCombs aged 20 of Bussey died when his car overturned in a ditch near Ottumwa early Sunday. His wife Harriette, Fort Magee 20 of Bussey, and Howard Shaw 22 of Hamilton survived without injuries. The report urges drivers to slow down to save lives.
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Ottumwa
Kenneth Lee McCombs
Bussey
Harriette
Fort Magee
Busey
Howard Shaw
Hamilton
Rumor Vogelerv to Be Released This Week from Hungary
Vienna reports say A Voreler, an American executive for International Telephone and Telegraph, jailed in Hungary on espionage charges, could be handed to VIS this week. Vogeler, 39, pleaded guilty and got 15 years. His Belgian-born wife Sreidle expressed joy at the possible release after seven months of confinement.
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Vienna
Austria-P
A. Voreler
Hoacnessanan
Hungary
Vogeler
International Telephone Land Telegraph Company
Kist
Voueler
Sreidle
Free Offer For Deafened Persons
Dea fened readers can obtain a free brochure titled So You Can Hear offering advice and information on hearing, with a promise of enjoyment in music and social life. Send a postcard to Beltene Dept 5699 4) address in Chicago to receive the free copy.
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Chiesa
Ady
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Joe Moore
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Cirens
Iran
U.S
Henry F. Grady
State Department
Grady
Sheen
Greece
International Soundphoto
MAC
Atlantic Territory
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Dale Johnson Elliott
Dean Morgan
Derwin
Darrell Schlater
Gerald
Wayne Chase
Eugene Carter
Linda Heath
Grant
Laerry Cosad Griswold
Ned Phillips
Jack Sproule
Philip Sproule
Russell Winger
Roy Weston
Hamlin
Richard Sorensen
Kimballton
Gene Elmquidt
Lyman -Proctor
Steve Marne
Dennis Craney Waters
Mickey
Beth Waters
Skippy Toppfer
Denny Clark
Teddy Linkletter
Wiota
Dean Zimmerman
Larry Brindiey
James Zimmerman
News-Telegraph
Capital
Anita — A. D
Butchie” Bell Jr
A. D. Bell
T& Nations
Lions’ Club
Tog Circus
Fairgrounds
Wallaby
Australia
Cewa
Donit
KLE
Maytag “Washing Machine Headquarters
Cass County
Atlantic Theatre
Maytag
Preacher
Mary Forgy
Jess Taylor
Forgy
Merle Kelly Thomas
Spencer Ramsdale
Mes
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