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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1950

Page

5

Matthews Denies 1951 Start for Flush Deck Carrier

Secretary of the Navy Matthews denied that construction will begin in 1951 for a flush deck aircraft carrier. He said no authorization exists and clarified that any start would not occur before the 1952 fiscal year.

Washington Navy Matthews Baltimore Sun Mark Watson Watson Nee Hic Ee Otery U. S Johnson United States

Midwest colleges unveil joint liberal arts and engineering curriculum

Case Institute of Technology with five Midwest schools including Coe College Cedar Rapids DePauw University Marietta College Oberlin College and Ohio Wesleyan announce a new program combining liberal arts and engineering studies. Students spend three years at a liberal arts college and two years plus one summer at Case to earn BA from the liberal arts college and BS from Case.

Cleveland Case Institute of Technology Midwest Coe College Cedar Rapids Iowa DePauw University Greencastle Ind Marietta College Oberlin College Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Case Liberal Arts

Weather summary for the state

Partly cloudy and warm with high humidity then a cooler less humid shift. Central areas see thundershowers this afternoon with southwesterly winds 20 to 30 mph. Northwest regions become lighter winds and cooler tonight with further showers in the southeast. Saturday stays cooler and less humid in north and west while the southeast remains humid with local storms.

College youths stranded as ship deemed firetrap by coast guard

Six hundred NSA travellers from across the United States were stranded in New York after the coast guard halted the 6800 ton Norwegian liner Svalbard as unsuitable for passenger service. The NSA had chartered the ship for 200000 with plans to sail to Rotterdam then return, but safety flaws including narrow stairs and lack of automatic fire alarm led to the ban.

New York Coast Guard Europe Svalbard United States Resect National Student Association Robert Kelly St. Peter's College Jersey City N. J Rotterdam Helen Bryan Sarah Lawrence College NSA Columbia City College Norwegian American Line Togo Norway U.S

McCarran sees Switzer nomination likely die in committee

Senator McCarran of Iowa said the nomination of Carroll Switzer for the southern district of Iowa probably will die in committee. Both Iowa senators oppose, and Gillette indicated the panel will follow that stance, with Switzer needing their support to advance.

Washington McCarran New Senate Judiciary Committee Carroll C. Bwltzer Des Moines Iowa Switzer Senate Truman Gillette Hickenlooper Schizer Guy Gillette Switser Gillett

Hughes Jet Copter Tumbles From Moorings

Culver City California report says the giant XH 17 helicopter Hughes is building for the U S Air Force tore loose from its moorings and was wrecked during ground tests. The Air Force called the project secret and released no further details.

Culver City Calif Howard Hughes U.S. Air Force Air Force

Rare Radioactive Mineral Found Near Kingman Reported

Santa Barbara college of the University of California reports the discovery of Thalenite, a rare radioactive mineral, near Kingman Arizona. Previously found only in Sweden, the mineral may have value for atomic research.

Santa Barbara Calif Kingman Ariz Santa Barbara College University of California Sweden Anid

Threatened Rail Strike Could Halt Atlantic Service

A looming labor dispute among AFL switchmen prompts a Sunday 6 a.m. walkout risk for Atlantic services. Rock Island, Chicago Great Western, Western Pacific, Denver and Rio Grande Western plan full stoppages, while Great Northern aims to run if possible. Union seeks a 40 hour week with 48 hours pay. presidential board did not support. Other rail lines face separate threats as talks under federal mediation stall.

AFL Atlantic Rock Island Chicago Great Western Western Pacific Denver Rio Grande Western Great Northern National (Railway) Mediation Board Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Order of Pullman Conductors’ Division Order of Railway Conductors National Railway Labor Act Pullman

Ten Year Old Mother and Baby In Omaha Hospital

A ten year old girl and her newborn son are in excellent condition at an Omaha hospital. The baby weighs six pounds eight ounces and was delivered without special measures. The girl, described as small for her age, has been given blood transfusions to regain strength. Her name and address are being withheld and the child is expected to be placed for adoption soon.

Omaha Theaby

Mother Assunta Goretti Sees Daughter Canonized at Vatican

At age 87, Assunta Goretti travels from Corinaldo to Rome as Maria Goretti is canonized by Pope Pius XII. The 1902 saint died at 11 defending herself from a country youth’s attack, earning the title Mother Assunta among devoted Italians.

Vatican City Assunta Goretti Pope Pius XII Maria Goretti Heself Assunta Rome Corinaldo Ancora Adriatic

Mrs Don Blake Dies At Atlantic Memorial Hospital

Mrs Hazel Blake 44 wife of Donald Blake Atlantic assistant postmaster died at 12 15 PM at Atlantic Memorial hospital after a heart ailment. She entered the hospital yesterday. Survived by husband and daughter Sally at home. No funeral arrangements yet.

Hazel Blake Donald Blake Atlantic Atlantic Memorial Hospital Blake Sally

Princess Margaret Engaged Rumor Sparks London Gossip

Rumors ripple in London that Princess Margaret may marry the 26 year old Earl of Dalkeith. Buckingham Palace declines comment while the couple, longtime companions since childhood, are linked by family ties to the Duchess of Gloucester. The Earl manages vast estates totaling about 600000 acres across seven counties.

London Garet Earl of Dalkeith Buckingham Palice Elizsabeth Margaret Earl Duchess of Gloucester Britain

Public Approves McCarthy Aims Says Gabrielson

Atlantic City leaders met to map the Republican 1950 drive with Guy Gabrielson asserting broad public support for Senator McCarthy’s objectives. He noted strong national backing and that voters generally back his goals while declining to discuss methods used. Gov. Driscoll sent a counterpoint opposing tactics seen as undermining government.

Atlantic City N. J Guy Gabrielson Joseph McCarthy Wisconsin Gabrielson Maine Florida McCarthy State Department GOP Alfred E. Driscoll New Jersey

Supreme Court Allows Murder Trial For Korean Student

The Iowa Supreme Court ruled Duk Sung Choi, a Dubuque university Korean student, is not entitled to dismissal of a murder charge in the Jan 6 slaying of Shun Kuen Oh, 35. It held no abuse of discretion in a three month trial delay. the court suggested a two week limit would have been preferable.

Des Moines Iowa Supreme Court Duk Sung Choi Dubuque University Shun Kuen Oh Milton J. Glenn Dubuque High Court Supreme Court Choi E. Marshall Thomas

Indiana Woman Convicted in Arsenic Death of Husband

Covington Indiana Mrs Mary Ellen Osborn 39 was found guilty of first degree murder in the arsenic death of her husband Amandus 49 who died the day after a Christmas poisoning The jury recommended life imprisonment Judge Roy C Fen t ers set sentencing for Saturday The state said Osborn killed her husband to be with 30 year old apple picker Robert Tibbetts

Covington Ind Mary Ellen Osborn Amandus Osborn Roy C. Fenters

Dorchester Girl Wins Better Grooming 4-H Award

Dorchester 16 year old Jane Beardmore was named winner of the better grooming revue at the 4-H girls state convention. She has six years in 4-H and has held all local offices and was last year vice president of the Allamakee county 4-H organization.

Ames Jane Beardmore Dorchester Mise Beardmore Earl Beardmore Allamakee County

Cass County to surface 50 miles of roads before winter

County Engineer F. G. Mallette reports Cass County will surface about 50 miles of road and complete 25 miles of contract grading this year with 25 more miles by county crews. Over $600,000 will be spent from federal state and county funds, about 60 percent on construction. Of 954 miles total, 35 percent are farm to market routes and the county expects 35 percent surfaced within five years. Maintenance costs rise with surfaced roads, and the board monitors anticipated upkeep. Farm to market aid covers construction only. counties must maintain surfacing or the state will do the work and deduct the cost. Continued on Page Four.

Cass County F.G. Mallette Cass Mr. Mallette Board of Supervisors Iowa Mallette

Senate urged to approve new European defense weapons plan

Administration push seeks Senate consent for a program placing modern weapons except atomic arms on Europe’s defense front. Connally expressed confidence a vote would come early next week as committees favor mass production capable arms to deter invasion without matching divisions.

Washington Senate America Europe den of Texas Arme Glan Republicane Hee Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Western United States Connally Senate Wedi Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees

Boone Boy Hurt in William Tell Game

Clayton Robertson 15 remains in serious condition at University Hospitals after a William Tell game at his Boone area home. He stood the head while Lyle Platter 13 fired a .22 rifle. the bullet missed the can and struck Clayton in the head. The incident occurred Wednesday evening. Clayton was brought to the hospital yesterday.

Iowa City Clayton Robertson University Hospitals Boone R. E. Gunn Clayton Lyle Platter Robertson Onco Goone

Trucker fatally struck by own spare tire in Texas

In Hillsboro Texas Otis David Jr 27 died when his own spare tire struck him after falling from a passing truck as he chased it. His brother Robert of Fulton Missouri was also in the vehicle and was not harmed.

Hillsboro Tex Otis David Jr Robert Fulton, Mo South Texas David

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