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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1962
Page
8
Blond twin beds with box springs and mattresses like new rollaway beds platform rockers studios apartment size gas stove washing machine fine dinner set living room suites priced 10 to 15 dollars Barringer Used Furniture Store phone 2438 1971 Atlantic Iowa 1922
Leigh Mueller son of Mr and Mrs Orval Mueller Redwood City Calif former Atlantic completes a year long hitchhiking journey across the United States and Europe He visited his grandfather E G Gibson in Atlantic and his paternal grandparents in Wiota He traveled through Germany France Spain Portugal Morocco Holland Belgium Luxembourg the British Isles and Ireland He notes Americans especially Californians travel widely for education and that Europe offers many hostels for travelers He plans to work in California this summer then resume Stanford studies
Imperial Chemical Industries reported a new drug Atromid that controls blood cholesterol levels and could advance arteriosclerosis treatment. The drug will undergo extensive clinical trials in Britain, the United States, Canada and eight other countries before general prescription.
Classified note offering a Stauffer System reducing device and an exercise table for sale at 75 dollars. Includes contact Writ JQM Box 230 Atlantic.
Gov. Norman Erbe spoke at a United Auto Workers meeting after appearing at a closed Iowa Teamsters session. He urged educational outreach by labor groups on right to work and said he would propose more labor representation on state commissions.
Two Butler County youths from Ackley were killed when their car rammed a Illinois Central freight train near Ackley. James Caruthers 15 died at the scene Donald Bissell 16 died later at a Waterloo hospital. The crash derailed two freight cars after the car hit the 46th car of a 98 car train.
Acknowledges relatives and friends for cards and calls during stay at Atlantic Memorial hospital. Special thanks to Dr. M. Petersen and 3rd floor nurses. Motorists: Stop signs do not mean Slow down.
Hogs led gains in Chicago with prices steady to 26 cents higher and a 34 year high near 19.78 per hundredweight as under 260 lb hogs rose. other numbers show 190-290 lb hogs at 18.76 to 19.98 and sow prices 14.50 to 15.50. Omaha reports 1 8 190-240 lb hogs at 18.00 to 18.80 with 270-330 lb sows around 15.78 to 16.00 and cattle and calves thinly traded. Chicago cattle showed few tested steers, and a spread of 23.50 for slaughter heifers with mixed bulls and cows also cited. Grain markets in Chicago faced heavy selling pressure with broad declines on the Board.
Brokers attributed most selling to the Kennedy farm program defeat, with open interests triggering stop loss pressure. May wheat rose on short covering while corn and oats slipped. price quotes show mixed USDA grain receipts and modest gains for some grains.
The cartoon notes Henry Bathurst the Earl of Bathurst 1762 to 1834 last English official to wear a queue. In 1828 as President of the Council of Ministers he cut his queue and sent it to colleagues signaling a new era in government. Tomorrow features a general who led armies of five nations.
Harriet Varney 78, of Exira died Thursday in Ames. Born February 27, 1884, she married William Varney July 15, 1918. he died in 1958. Survived by daughter Mrs. Dwight Conklin of Ames and two grandchildren. Funeral at Denison church with Rev. W W Russell. burial in Extra cemetery. Body lies in state at Corl Funeral Home.
Mrs Ross Warner and family thank friends neighbors and hospital staff including Dr Joel for flowers cards and kindness during their bereavement. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Monday at the Fed. Try News Telegraph Want Ads.
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