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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1949

Page

5

May Cause Fight Over GOP Chairman At Convention

A clash among Harold Stassen and California Governor Earl Warren backers heated as AFL leader Joseph D. Keenan attacked GOP leaders including Taft and Martin. Keenan suggested party leaders ignore voters urging public welfare responsibility. Young delegates favoring fresh faces back Laughlin Waters and Stassen supporters while others back Alex Ackerman Jr. and Frank McGlinn.

Salk Lake City Harold E. Stassen Earl Warren California AFL Corenice Joseph D. Keenan League For Political Education GOP Robert A. Taft Ohio House Joseph Martin Massachusetts Keenan Hugh D. Scott Jr Peor Keenan Cate Warren Laughlin E. Waters Warren Waters Republian National Committee Emt Stassen Anether Alex Ackerman, Jr Florida Ackerman Frank C. P. McGlinn Philadelphia National Junior Chamber of Commerce Itss Near Jozen

Bus Pitches Off Highway Injuring 34 Near Baltimore

A Greyhound bus carrying 35 passengers and a driver veered off U S 40 northeast of Baltimore at dawn. The vehicle struck culvert fenders, went across a creek, and nosed into an embankment. Driver Philip Thibo deal said drowsiness preceded the swerve.

Baltimore Greyhound U. S. 40 Irolman William Dreyer Philip Thibodeal

B. and H Motors Softball Game Rained Out Here

The B. and H Motors game against Red Oak VFW was rained out last night. The B. and H club will play Mid-City Bars of Ouha at Sunnyside field Sunday evening at 8130.

B. & H. Motors Red Oak V. F. W Ou@ha Sunnyside Field

Weather Outlook: Partly Cloudy Skies With Scattered Tstorms

Partly cloudy this afternoon and tonight with a chance of scattered thundershowers in the southeast tonight and extreme west Saturday afternoon or evening. Temperatures show little change.

Judith Copson Claims Trial Is a Frame-Up During Testimony

Judith Copson angrily declares the espionage trial a frame-up shouting I am innocent and framed after cross examination. She accuses prosecutors Kelley and Whearty and others of orchestrating a conspiracy while denying links to Valentin A. Gubitchev and admitting past intimate visits with H. P. Shapiro.

Washington Judith Copson John M. Kelley, Jr Miss Copson Denice Kelley Raymond Whearty Judy Justice Department Valentin A. Gubitchev Golbitchev Whearty H. P. Shapiro

Warehouse Fire Threatens Explosive Lab At Naval Research Lab

A supply warehouse at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington DC burned early today and threatened a neighboring building housing explosives. Firefighters contained the blaze in about 30 minutes as armed guards kept police away. Navy officials said only a small amount of explosives was present nearby, but a familiar source warned the area could have exploded if reached by flames.

Washington Naval Research Laboratory Navy

Muscatine Girl Leads Iowa 4-H as President

Donna Eichelberger, 17, of Muscatine, was elected president of the Iowa 4-H girls organization at the state convention. Other officers elected were Doris Whade, Linn Groce as vice president, Margaret Mitchell as secretary-treasurer, and Carol Dee Legg as historian. A resolution favoring a state club camp was approved.

Ames Donna Eichelberger Muscatine Iowa 4-H Donna Levi W. Eichelberger Doris Whade Linn Groce Margaret Mitchell Fairfax Carol Dee Legg Hudson

General Peyton dies at Walter Reed Hospital

Maj. Gen. Philip B. Peyton U.S.A. retired died today at Walter Reed General Hospital after a heart attack. He was 64 and formerly commanded the Army War College in Washington and the First Army Corps in Columbia. His widow survives.

Washington Philip B. Peyton U.S. A Walter Reed General Hospital Peyton Army War College First Army Corps Columbia D. C

Retired postal clerk Harry Sherwood dies at 71

Andrew Hardy Sherwood known as Harry died at Atlantic Memorial hospital at 10 this morning after years of ill health. A former teacher actor and postal clerk, he retired in 1942 to operate Cedar Crest gardens famous for hemerocallis and iris crosses sold nationwide. Born December 22 1877 in Putnam county Ohio, he lived in West Canaan after moving from Columbus Grove.

Andrew Hardy Harry) Sherwood Atlantic Memorial Hospital Mr. Sherwood Sherwood Cedar Crest Gardens National Putnam County Ohio Kilburn Beach Lovina Strickland Sherwood Columbus Grove West Canaan

Mrs Mesta’s $10 000 fabrics vanish in Washington

The FBI pursues a case involving $10,000 worth of angel skin satins silk fairies and gold thread brocades intended for Mrs Perle Mesta’s diplomatic wardrobe. Mrs Mesta, a Washington social figure and newly named U S minister to Luxembourg, plans to sail soon with costly hand loomed fabrics sourced from Italy and France.

Washington FBI Perle Mesta Italy France

Salesman Stricken On Road Succumbs In Sac City

Des Moines insurance man 85 T McInerney died in a hospital after two Sac City residents Clair Erritt and Emmett Blumgren found him ill beside his car. Artificial respiration was given, ambulance transport followed. Doctors attributed probable heart trouble and heat as the cause.

Sac City Des Moines Clair Erritt Emmett Blumgren T. McInerney Erritt State Highway Patrol MecInerney

Shell Rock Area Damaged by Storm

A strong wind and electrical storm hit the Shell Rock area late Thursday causing extensive damage. Lightning struck the Alvy Palmateer residence north of town injuring the interior, trees fell citywide, and a porch roof at Mrs. Robert Blake’s home was torn away. Roofs were blown off at Steve Barr farm and crop damage is expected to rise.

Shell Rock Alvy Palmateer Robert Blake Steve Barr

Postmaster Appointments Proposed to Hinge on Civil Service

President Truman urged Congress to remove postmaster appointments from political sway. A new law would empower the postmaster general to name all postmasters under civil service rules, ending presidential selection and Senate confirmation for about 21,000 first second and third class postmasters.

Washington Truman Congress Civil Service and Classification Acts Senate Civil Service

Senate to vote Tuesday on Taft Hartley strike issue

Washington reports the Senate will vote Tuesday on whether a new labor law should grant court orders to block national emergency strikes. The dispute centers on retaining or removing injunction power, with Sen Lucas proposing a plant seizure plan as the main alternative.

Washington Senate Taft Ohio Congress Lucas Illinois Senate Democrats Truman Rohio Taft Taft Taboe Holland D-Fla Hoey

Three Die in Blast at Asphalt Plant in Perth Amboy

A series of explosions at a $500,000 California Refinery Co asphalt plant in Perth Amboy New Jersey yesterday killed three men. Two volunteer firemen were buried alive in a pit of boiling asphalt and could not be recovered for hours. A third worker died from burns. eight others were injured, two critically. Smoke rose hundreds of feet over the ruin.

Perth Amboy N. J California Refinery Co

Ravndal Confirmed as Ambassador to Uruguay

Washington reports Christian M. Ravndal has been confirmed as ambassador to Uruguay. Ravndal formerly resided in Decorah Iowa and will represent the United States in Montevideo.

Uruguay Washington Senate Today Christian M. Ravndal Ravndahl Decorah Iowa

Sophoulis Crowned Greek Premier Dies at 88

Themistokles Sophoulis, premier of Greece since 1947, died at his summer home at 4:15 p.m. He had been ill and bedridden after a heart attack. His Liberal party leadership and role in the Truman Doctrine shaped Greek politics during decades of civil conflict.

Athens Themistokles Sophoulis Greece Sophoulis King Paul Liberal Party United States Turkey Hear

Sign Up 22 More for Clinic as Red Cross Unit Visits

The Omaha Red Cross mobile unit will visit Atlantic next Thursday with 22 more volunteers signed by Mrs. D. K. Burgess. The drive adds names including James B. Adams and Dr. James Bailey to a growing list while recruiters seek further help. Blood donations are free to hospital patients in Cass county and beyond, with the Omaha center ready for disaster needs.

Omaha Atlantic Des Moines Cass County Red Cross

Shenandoah Girl Suffering Polio Taken to Hospital

Eight year old Barbara Saddler daughter of Owen and Mrs Saddler managers of KMA Shenandoah suffers infantile paralysis. She was taken to an Omaha hospital for treatment.

Barbara Saddler Owen Saddler KMA Shenandoah Omaha

Man admits crush led to Morrison tavern murder

Edward J. Beckwith, 27, Morrison, told authorities he had a crush on Irma Jean Stahlhut and planned to assault her. After a struggle she fought back, and he killed her with a paring knife during an attempted rape in the Morrison tavern. He confessed after an all-day questioning and was found in a cornfield soaking wet.

Morrison Max Studer Atate Edward J Buddy) Beckwith Irma Jean Stahihut Harvey Studer Beckwith John A Meyer Bliss Willoughby Grundy County Grundy Center Meyer BE. M. Beckwith Sheriff Meyer Caroline Williams Columbus Stahlhut Dikela Dean Arthur Stahlhut

Blue Ribbon Winners From Iowa 4-H Club Girls

Twelve Iowa 4-H club girls were named blue ribbon winners in the better groomed girl revue at the state club convention at Iowa State College in Ames. Marilee Lacy Cumberland and Betty Nelson Brayton were among the winners Charlene Edwards Goldfield named best groomed girl in the contest.

Marilee Lacy Cumberland Betty Nelson Brayton Iowa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Judith Naval Research Lab Washington, D. C Gen. Peyton Shanghai Lucky Obimees Harry Sherwood Mesta Hanford Wash Bourke B. Hickenlooper Atomic Energy Committee AEC Commission David B. Lilienthal International
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