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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1948
Page
10
A fragment notes a hatchery related prize of $5,000 and an event at London inspections. It mentions entries and figures like white peak and 469 D, with references to Lexington and a drive, implying a slower pace for longer life.
Mrs Dan Fagan 77 a former Adair resident died at her Stuart home after a stroke. Requiem mass will be held at All Saints Catholic Church Stuart with Rev Cornelius Lalley and Rev M J Flood officiating. Burial in St Johns cemetery Adair. She was born in Davenport and married Thomas Farley then Dan Fagan. Survived by children Ruth Galen and Julia Anita plus eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Brothers and sister listed. Funeral details provided.
The Agriculture Department reports 27,440,000 people living on farms in January, down from 27,550,000 a year earlier. The shift follows years of rise and fall as demobilized veterans and migrants moved between urban and rural areas.
Government figures show seven of every ten farms are owned free and clear, a postwar improvement over prewar years. Debt repayment appears voluntary, reflecting improved financial security for American farmers and their families. Start sooner drive slower.
Truman is expected to sign the selective service bill after a late night session. The measure delays any actual induction for 90 days, while registrations are anticipated to begin around August 16. Senate President Vandenberg and House Speaker Martin joined the process in Philadelphia before departing for the Republican convention.
At 3 63 a m the nominating session ended as delegates and onlookers gave a lasting ovation to Skinner and the speaker. General Wainwright left the empty hall tired after a final battle on the political battlefield. MacArthur drew the briefest cheer, Taft’s ovation was the longest at 38 minutes, followed by Dewey 32, Warren 26, Stassen 25, and Vandenberg about six minutes at Baldwin's.
Amid tradition and tumult the Republican National Convention presented seven names for the 1948 presidential race. The session ended at 4:02 a.m. with delegates told to return at noon to resume the process. Names included Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, Sen. Robert A. Taft, former Gov. Harald Stassen, Gov. Earl Warren, Sen. Arthur Van Denberg, Sen. Raymond Baldwin, and Gen. Douglas MacArthur.
A fragmented note traces Pennsylvania literary figures back to 1783 with references to Benjamin Franklin and the era of Poor Richard. It mentions an antislavery journal and editors shaping early American writing in the state.
Briatel a Printing In the printing world, England long has held an established iron industry. Bristol manufactures iron-ware, and lead abots are also made there. Engineering is the premier local industry. Of 425000 residents, more than 100000 are tied to industry. Local factories handle vast orders for New Zealand concrete block making machinery, India electric and plastic goods, Finland radios, and plastics for Singapore.
A cryptic warning describes walking against traffic on Highway 9 to spot oncoming hazards. The note implies vigilance for dangers ahead and urges readers to observe approaching vehicles and avoid the path.
Atlantic visitors included Casey Mrs Algie Comly and Mrs Alice Bosold with Mrs John Bosold Tuesday. Seattle guest Anna Allen spent Tuesday with Mrs Carl Galloway. The Kirkpatrick family and Jess Allen headed to Seattle. Sol Cohen moved to Brayton. Franklin Kidwell family to occupy Cohen home. Bob Baker drove the Cohens to Brayton. Bassett family reunion occurred at Des Moines Greenwood Park with many Bassett relatives from Casey Greenfield Farnhamville Knoxville Menlo and Omaha.
The article urges drivers to follow road signs as given to reduce strain and prevent accidents, emphasizing trust in traffic guidance and caution on the road.
Des Moines reports show Iowa National Guard units halting recruiting as draft eligibles rush in. New law would exempt guards from the draft once enacted, potentially boosting state strength to near 7,000 while peacetime totals cap at about 5,675. Units reached quotas via state telegrams as funds limit growth.
A garbled clipping hints at daily routines on farms and household activities. It mentions time, days, farming tasks, sewing, and a caution to drive carefully to avoid a dangerous trip. The readable parts point to routine work and a warning about road safety.
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