Agriculture subcommittee to redraft Latin protest report
Senator Gillette chair of the five man agriculture subcommittee agreed to redraft the report after a formal protest to the secretary of state by Latin American diplomats.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1950
Page
2
Senator Gillette chair of the five man agriculture subcommittee agreed to redraft the report after a formal protest to the secretary of state by Latin American diplomats.
Western Electric crews install gear for video towers near Adair and Elk Horn this week. The 200 foot towers are not yet erected, but equipment buildings on the sites are finished. The system links to the 400 foot Des Moines tower nearing completion.
D R Love, nearly 96, bedfast at home since Friday. Ralph Woodward, Des Moines veteran, improving after his third operation. Officer Ross Lippincott injured by car, recovering with knee injuries. Gailyn Jensen undergoes emergency appendectomy at Atlantic Memorial. Several others ill or recuperating in hospitals in Des Moines, Iowa City, Rochester, Omaha and Carroll.
Walnut visitors include Burke of Chicago and Bailey family of Omaha stopping Friday. Omaha guest Ella Baker and family visit. Dorothy Griffith of Des Moines vacationing with Lyle Griffiths. Enz family from Minden also in town. Fredrichsen visiting Chicago relatives. Wier family vacationing in Canada. McAvoy family hosting Mrs Kness of Carroll. Mary Margaret Jacobsen of Iowa City visiting parents Dell and Mrs. Jacobsen. Caution urged to slow for curves and hills and drive safely.
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