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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1957
Page
4
Jews Return To Germany Faces Slow, Painful Reentry
In Düsseldorf, returning German Jews form a council led by Dr. Hendrik van Dam to ease resettlement. About 9,000 Jews remain in Germany, including 2,500 in the east, with 600,000 prior to Hitler. Most returnees come from Israel seeking better opportunity. Bonn aids their integration. A note mentions U.S. snowfall statistics spanning thirty of forty-eight states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duesseldorf
Germany
Rhine
Berlin
Hendrik van Dam
Dr. van Dam
East Germany
Hitler
Israel
van Dam
Bonn
Foreman killed by backing dump truck near Coralville Iowa
Orvel Leo Fry, 43, of Van Wert, foreman for Huot and Olson Construction, was struck and killed when a four ton dump truck backed up to a cement mixer on a Highway 6 widening project two miles west of Coralville. The driver, Howard A. Christensen, 23, of Iowa City, said Fry stood with his back to the truck and did not see it. Fry fell under a rear dual wheel. Art Murfield, another foreman on site, described the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Orvel Leo Fry
van Wert
Huot and Olson Construction ‘O
Howard A. Christensen
Coralville
Art Murfield
Sioux City
Fry
American Girls Dress With French Dior Accent
Vincent Draddy discusses a new cross Atlantic fashion alliance. Dior designs will be produced in America with Dior labels, in a junior line priced for the average budget. The line, designed in Paris and using imported fabrics, hits stores nationwide next September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Draddy
Draddy
New York
Garment Center
Christian Dior
Draiy
David Crystal
France
Couturier
America
Dior
Paris
Death of Colonel McKinley Under Investigation
An Army board probes Col. William D. McKinley death and whether it was self inflicted. His body was found with a bullet wound in his chest and a .45 revolver on the floor. His widow in Vineyard Haven says the Army reported an accidental shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Wiliam D. McKinley
McKinley
Vineyard Haven
Mass
McKinleys
Army draft call reduces to 11 000 in August
The Army on Monday announced a draft call of 11 000 men for August, 2 000 fewer than the previous four month quota and the lowest since April 1956. The total drafted or earmarked since September 1950 now stands at 2 231 490, with the Army the only service still using the draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Hospital gratitude note to friends and family
We thank our friends relatives and neighbors for cards gifts and flowers during our hospital stay. Special thanks to Dr Ayers, my mother, and sister for their good care. Mrs. Herbert Wagner and Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ayers
Herbert Wagner
Michael
Hospitals Report Bluffs Area Patients and Births
SICK and INJURED In Bluffs Hospital Mrs Anna Daughenbaugh entered Jennie Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs Saturday for medical attention. Hospital Arrivals. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Johnson are the parents of a daughter born at Atlantic Memorial hospital. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Clifford Christensen at Atlantic Memorial. Oliver Pierce had skin grafting at University hospitals Iowa City. Transferred Billy Peppers moved from Audubon hospital to Carroll hospital for further treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Daughenbaugh
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
The
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Harold Brown
Pueblo
Colo
Roy Wise
Laurel Street
Edna Malone
East Ninth Street
Ellen Relyea
Shady Lawmrest
Charles Lowary
Ourth Street
Emma’ Petersen
Maine
Robert Chase
Beth Ann
Hazel Street
Dale Jensen
David Dale
Maple Street
Vic Foster
Mulberry Street
Gail Johnson
Birch Street
Clifford Christensen
Rt. 2
Atlantic Memorial
Leonard Trent
Des Moines
Anita
Jack Keene
Veteran's Hospital
Albert Claussen
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Oliver Pierce
Billy Peppers
Audubon Hospital
Carroll Hospital
Charlie Minerman
Pete Killen
Audubon
Hans P. Larsen
August Wahlert
Manning Hospital
Dennis Bintner
Wilfred Bintner
Clarkson
Des Moines Man Sentenced for Car Larceny
Des Moines resident 28 year old Stanley E Foster pleaded guilty to larceny of a car belonging to J F Hatfield of Marshalltown. He was sentenced to 10 years in the state penitentiary on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Stanley E Foster
J. F. Hatfeld
Marshalltown
Security Program Overhaul Sparks Mixed Congressional Reaction
A bi partisan commission urges sweeping changes to the Eisenhower era loyalty security system. It backs stronger safeguards for individual rights but faces criticism for a proposed law that could jail reporters for publishing secret information. Wiretap use in national security cases also draws fire amid the 800 page report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington W
Congress
Eisenhower
Loyd Wright
Wright
Los Angeles
The
American Bar Assa
Audubon Woman Injured In Highway 71 Crash
Mrs Maron E Jones 68 of Audubon is hospitalized with head injuries after a Saturday evening collision between her car and an auto transport at the Nishnabotna river bridge on Highway 71 a mile south of Hamlin. Her husband and granddaughter Sindra Joan Hansen were treated and released. Truck driver Warren O Case 34 of Kansas City MO also had minor injuries and was released. The Jones car a 1954 Chevrolet was a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
Maron E. Jones
Audubon Hospital
Jack Hilsabeck
Nishnabotna River Bridge
Highway 71
Hamlin
Warren O Case
Kansas City
Junes
Birth of son for Mr and Mrs J A Lewis in Jacksonville
Mr and Mrs J A Lewis of 7052 Rollo road Jacksonville Florida welcomed a son named Brian Joseph weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces born Saturday afternoon at 1 40. Mrs Lewis is the former Sherre Daughenbaugh of Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lewis
Rollo Road
Jacksonville
Fla
Brian Joseph
Lewo
Sherre Daughenbaugh
Atlantic
New U S Ambassador Nominated for Luxembourg
President Eisenhower named Vinton Chapin of Dublin New Hampshire a career foreign service officer as the new U S ambassador to Luxembourg Chapin 57 will replace Wiles Buchanan who has been de facto chief of protocol at the State Department
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Vinton Chapin
Dublin
Foreign Service
U. S
Luxembourg
Chapin
Wiles Buchanan
State Department
High Court Decisions Labeled Set U S Back on Containment
Louis C. Wyman, president of the National Association of Attorneys General, said Supreme Court rulings have set the United States back 25 years in fighting communism. He criticized the Smith Act rulings and warned that protecting political association undermines efforts to prosecute subversive activity. The comments came at the association’s 51st annual conference.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
National Assn. of
Supreme Court
United States
Louis C. Wyman
New Hampshire
America
Wyman
Attorneys General Group
Supreme
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