Road Sign Warnings Ignored Spark Drive Citations
A fragment notes drivers should heed road signs despite phrasing defects. Authors emphasize safe driving and compliance with posted signals to avoid accidents and penalties.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1948
Page
4
A fragment notes drivers should heed road signs despite phrasing defects. Authors emphasize safe driving and compliance with posted signals to avoid accidents and penalties.
At the Republican convention Pennsylvania lawmakers show splits on a Taft Stassen ticket as Gov. James Duff denies accord. Delegates pledge most votes to Edward Martin but some seek to switch to Dewey amid party clashes and straw polls.
At the convention Michigan backers push to advance Van denberg while New Jersey Governor Driscoll seeks clarity on his candidacy. Reports say Duff Saltonstall Baldwin may join if a strong run is planned, with Stassen supporters arguing it is too early to decide.
A steady coat of machine oil on hands helps protect them from the cold. The advice highlights how liberal lubrication can prevent chapping and provide warmth in lower temperatures.
California researchers report a new process that converts lemon juice into a stable lemon powder. The advancement promises extended shelf life and potential uses in food and beverage products.
Local notices report a baseball game at Baira-Extra vs Red Oak under lights at Eixra tomorrow night. Individuals update on returns home from vacations, trips to Los Angeles and Toronto, and two families visiting relatives. A divorce suit filed by Jesse K. Doty cites separation since 1948. Mary Ann Moore attends Hawkeye Girls State camp.
Ruth Brewer heads to Glendale after two weeks with her mother in Atlantic. Lee Cochran and John Hedges of the University of Iowa will run an audi visual workshop at the Cass county summer school Thursday and Friday. New residents include Ross Seckman family moving to 702 Maple street. Frank Cashatt fined 300 dollars for drunken driving. Hog market tops in Omaha with 28.26 and 37.60 average. Concert series planning for next winter. Newlyweds C C Backsen visit Atlantic. honeymoon in the Northwest. Wet grounds delay Presbyterians vs Peace Christians game and spring league schedules. Jacobsen reunion draws families from Atlantic and Kimballton. Rainy spell forecast with showers and warm temps across the region.
Authorities urge drivers to reduce strain and avoid accidents by obeying road signs, keeping distances, and staying alert. The message emphasizes attentive behavior on busy streets and under adverse conditions.
Donald Allis of Atlantic Darrell Anderson of Lewis Gary Lewis of Brayton and Ronald Petersen of Extra had tonsillectomies at Atlantic Memorial hospital this morning Frances Pigsley youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Pigsley of Lewis was admitted for medical treatment Released from the hospital were Mrs Dale Linke and son Donald Dean of Atlantic Mrs Henry Majerus and son Jimmy Lee of Maine and Mrs Edward Pope and daughter Jeannette Kay Rid 2 Atlantic
Mrs. Ralph Curry is a patient at Carroll Hospital suffering with viral pneumonia.
In Hospital Audubon Merle Jenks has a fractured vertebra from a motorcycle crash last week and is in Carroll hospital. Charles Graves aged 73 of Gray is also in Carroll hospital with chest injuries from a hayrack fall last week.
Des Moines reports show nearly 100 youths enlisted in the Iowa National Guard in the last four days amid new draft legislation. Col. Fred C. Tandy cited enlistments in Des Moines and noted activity in Davenport, Fairfield, and Oskaloosa. Some veterans joined, but most are inexperienced youths seeking draft escape via guard service before presidential signature.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Christen sen of Maine welcomed a son by Caesarean section at Atlantic Memorial hospital this morning at 7 30. The baby weighs 6 pounds 18 ounces. Avoca Bey. Mr and Mrs Edward Patee are credited with a son born at Jennie Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs on Sunday.
Notice records the appointment and qualification of Oscar A. Niles as executor of Pauline Niles estate in Cass County Iowa. It also announces a state road commission vacation proposal for a 40 foot wide highway in Cass County with objections or damage claims due by August 20, 1948.
Joseph Veltri a 32 year old cab driver told police a robber hired his cab and after threatening I’m going to kill you took him to a restaurant for breakfast offered to pay for it and then held up the cashier Veltri escaped calling the man unpredictable.
A cautionary note urges motorists to take it easy on the road, allow ample travel time, and avoid speeding to ensure safe arrival at their destination.
Waterloo Dubuque man Leo J Meuser reelected state chief ranger of the Catholic Order of Foresters at the state convention closing session. Other officers elected include Raymond Muehl Marcus vice chief ranger George C Iekel Independence secretary and John W Koch Waterloo treasurer.
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