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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1944
Page
4
The Iowa Post-war Rehabilitation commission said it will meet in Des Moines July 6 with state leaders of the committee for economic development. A separate sub committee session will follow at the state house the next day.
Ames Iowa June 24 Dr Ralph M Hixon named head of the chemistry department at Iowa State College succeeding Dr W F Coover who has served 40 years on the staff Hixon has long directed plant chemistry and corn research at the college and has studied in Stockholm Karlsruhe and Wisconsin.
Veterinarians once condemned four to fifty thousand cattle annually for tuberculosis but now condemn fewer than two thousand. This decline yields an estimated savings of about 17 million pounds of beef and veal each year.
German Major General Kreipe once commanded the 22nd Panzer Grenadier Division is shown as a prisoner of war in Britain after a daring operation by British raiders near his Crete headquarters. Kreipe, a Knight’s Cross holder, was reported captured in one of the war’s most notable missions.
Mrs. LaVerne Dudley 1003 Elm is discharged from Atlantic hospital after an appendectomy. Mrs. Harold Roensenkild 406 Elm seeks University hospital care in Iowa City. Anita Kaufmann is seriously ill at home northeast of town. Lorraine Murray ill at home after mumps. Rita Liedelman two years old recovering after mouth injury. Marvin Lembke six bruised leg from cow kick. Ray McCool 53 fractured wrist after a hay incident.
A compilation of short items: Northwestern Mutual agent L L Weaver travels to Des Moines for an agency meeting. Pvt Harold H Nichols attends Fort Knox tank mechanics course. Mrs Nichole of Adair cares for Ira Welch in Atlantic after a minor stroke. Rev Carl Wildrick and others depart for Cedars Iowa for Lu League convention. Robert L Becker reports for Navy duty. Allen Buchanan to Mankato to manage Beek division. Jerry Sheeta leaves for San Francisco to join Navy Seabees. Clerk C M Skipton attends Iowa county officers meeting in Des Moines. Henry Miller to Town City for psycopathic hospital treatment. H E Pulver visits Atlantic en route to Minneapolis. Cpl Don Haworth arrives in England. Roscoe Jones and H B Swan to Chicago for GOP convention. Newton heads to convention. Mrs Arden Rathman joins husband at Fort Bragg. Paul Hartkopf on furlough from Army Air Corps. Paul Hartkopf and family. Mrs Hartkopf to Minneapolis. Mrs Ira Cambridge to Long Beach with daughters Betty and Shirley.
The state saw temperatures reaching 93 to 96 degrees in spots like Keokuk and Onawa with lows around 61 to 70. Cooler weather was forecast for tonight and tomorrow after warm conditions, with precipitation of .27 inches at Dubuque and .25 at Waterloo and Decorah.
Contact lenses are growing in popularity with about 10,000 users. Advances in designs fitting techniques and eye comfort solutions have increased their utility, allowing wearers to enjoy many hours of use without discomfort.
Hickory, white oak, and white ash fuelwoods have nearly the same heating value when green as when dried.
The average depth to producing formations for new-field discoveries increased from 3004 feet in 1096 to 4283 feet in 1939, indicating deeper wells as exploration extends.
The text states a Muslim woman should walk several paces behind her husband or a male family member in public. It adds that during shopping she should not have men loitering near her and if required to raise her veil, men must look away.
A color specialist reports men favor blue while women lean toward a pastel rose tint in a recent survey. The study highlights gendered color choices and notes varying preferences across respondents.
A public safety message urges motorists to slow down when children are near highways and to stay alert for sudden stops. It emphasizes the need to be prepared to stop instantly to prevent tragic accidents.
Des Moines June 28. The Iowa Taxpayers association announced Leo A Howe, a noted traffic expert, will head its research and statistical department starting July 1. Howe has spent the last year with the Office of Defense Transportation and previously led the Ottumwa chamber of commerce traffic bureau for seven years.
Researchers study vegetable extracts used to culture mold with aim to boost penicillin output. Experiments test adding known compounds to vegetable media to stimulate drug formation. The current process is slow and yields are weak.
Perfume from Arabia describes frankincense a resin valued in ancient trade. It notes the scent and use of frankincense derived from specific trees in Arabia and its role in commerce and ceremonial practice.
A satirical note reflects on careless men as accidents in transit and says all news is news when it appears in The News Telegraph. The brief asserts a wry view of journalism and daily reporting.
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