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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1949

Page

4

Card of Thanks for hospital care from Albert Camp

Albert Camp expresses gratitude to friends relatives doctors and nurses for their kindness during his hospital stay and says it will be remembered and deeply appreciated.

County boards costs rise eight percent in Iowa

Iowa taxpayers faced an eight percent rise in county board operations to 762 303 dollars in 1947. The per person cost ranged from 67 cents in Worth to 12 cents in Linn, with averages of 30 cents. Counties by size showed varying highs and lows led by Worth and Linn in different brackets. Walter McGee, 44, life-term kidnapper of Mary McElroy, died in Missouri bypassing prison.

Des Moines County Boards of Supervisors Iowa Iowa Taxpayers Association Worth County Linn County Pottawattamie County Drifferson City Walter McGee Mary McElroy H. F. McElroy Kansas City

New Home Under Construction At 1300 Locust Street

Mr and Mrs Arthur Rees begin erecting a new house at 1300 Locust street and plan to move to Atlantic from their Walnut area farm. Cass county farm bureau aims to form an all star team with a Sunnyside field meeting Sunday at 3 pm. Marriage licenses issued include Huff Coldiron and Ose Dunham Atlantic. Grand Assembly of Iowa Rainbow girls installed Peggy Doolittle. next year Cedar Rapids hosts assembly. Des Moines centennial luncheon featured speakers Vivien Kellems and Richard Wilson. Jack Nygaard, son of Emil Nygaard Atlantic, visiting en route to Chicago to lead a summer program at Neighborhood House while at Wooster College. Livestock sale results cite 818 lb heifers $26.50, steers $26.50 and $23, hogs $20.75. Farm dealers from 21 southwest Iowa counties attended meeting.

Locust Street Arthur Rees Atlantic Walnut Don Doolittle Peggy Des Moines Grand Assembly of Iowa Cedar Rapids Jack Nygaard Emil F. Nygaard Omaha Chicago Wooster Ohio

All-Day City Hall Meeting and Local Notices

City hall hosts an all-day meeting led by H H Masteller with Pat Van Wert Wilbur Chandler and Ivan Notbohm attending from the Hampton office. California travel plans for Henningsens and care at Atlantic Memorial hospital in Des Moines cited with others. Weather and rainfall across Iowa noted with heavy Omaha storms and several towns reporting inch-plus rain.

City Hall H. H. Masteller Southwest Iown Fieldman Hampton Pat van Wert Wilbur Chandler Ivan Notbohm Iowa Mason City Atlantic Omaha Osage Council Bluffs Northwood Decorah Charles City Keokuk Lamoni

Judith Coplon Considers Russia Visit Plans Mentioned

Washington reported in April that Judith Coplon weighed a 1948 spring trip to Russia but dropped the idea. The item notes John M. Kelley Jr a government prosecutor in her trial on charges of stealing government secrets for the Russias.

Washington Judith Coplon Russia John M. Kelley, Jr

Coplon Testimony Details Visa Intentions and Russia Plan

On day six of her testimony Miss Coplon, 28, said she did not intend to travel to Russia without a Soviet embassy visa. She had denied planning to go with Valentin A. Gubitchev, a Russian engineer arrested with her on March 4.

Miss Coplon Justice Department Russia Washington Valentin A. Gubitchev

Hailstorm damages Omaha greenhouses in 50 year storm

Severe hail and wind battered parts of the Omaha area with golf ball sized hail in Southern Omaha. The blast caused thousands of power and telephone line breaks and widespread greenhouse damage. West Omaha Council Bluffs and Bellevue reported hail but less damage. Losses estimated around twenty thousand dollars.

Omaha West Omaha Council Bluffs Bellevue Neb

Glass Damage and Gardens Hit by Breakage

Four thousand two hundred eighty square feet of glass was broken and nearby small gardens suffered severe damage.

Twilight soil conservation tours announced around Audubon

Seven twilight tours start at 6 PM with a lunch and program at Extra Legion park. Tours visit farms showing soil conservation practices in Audubon County locations including Nelson, Shirm, Larsen, Hansen, Stetzel, Farstrup, and Heiken starting points near Oakfield, Audubon Center, Kimballton, Gray, Viola Center, Exira, and Gates store. Open to farmers and business people plus their families.

Audubon Extra Legion Park At & P. m County Soil Conservaton Commissioners William Nelson Old Oakfield Art Shirm Audubon Ceter School Vernon Larsen Kimballton Emil Hansen Gray Harold Stetzel Viola Center Arnold Farstrup Exira Horace Heiken Old Gates

Safe Driving Reminder Emphasizes Time and Patience

A public safety note urges drivers to take it easy on the road, allow extra time for trips, and avoid speeding to ensure reaching destinations safely.

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