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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1945
Page
4
Pvt and Mrs Homer Madsen of 405 West Fourth street announce the birth of their sixth child a son born at 3 45 Sunday morning at Atlantic hospital weighing 9 pounds 11 1 2 ounces The News Telegraph reports all the news.
Frank W. Knoke 59 of Noble township dies at home after a long illness following a February operation in Rochester Minnesota. Born February 19 1886 on the home farm east of Griswold he was survived by his mother wife daughter two sisters and one brother all of Noble township. Funeral at 2 p m Tuesday at the Noble Center Evangelical church with Rev DeWitt Stauffer officiating and burial in the church cemetery. Pallbearers are six nephews Gail Knoke Merle Funk Virgil Sothman Kermit Sothman Lawrence Sothman Mervin Pelzer.
Property changes with Mr and Mrs Paul Beekman buying 1307 Locust from Mrs H M Hansen. Howard Espe of Graham's store trips to St Louis for buying. Sen Nelie I Ro land visiting son B L Roland family in Corning. Iowa peace officers school underway in Iowa City. Mrs Bena King and Eva Vernon in Omaha weekend. Bill Blay and Charles Bailey ordered to report for Navy duty in Des Moines. Poasehl and Edwards obtain marriage license in Atlantic. Oscar Rasmussen visiting Wiota from Chicago. Raymond Scherdin discharged from Navy at home. Mrs J A Holland of Los Angeles weekend in town. Training School attendees from Wiota Cumberland Atlantic. Jimmy Roland visiting Des Moines with grandparents. Miss Mary Ellen Masteller returns to work after vacation. Betty and Miriam Anstey travel to Pensacola to visit Mr and Mrs Donald Bopp. Pvt Eugene Greenwalt earns expert infantryman badge at Camp Fannin. Andrew Christensen returns from four years at Pearl Harbor Navy yards.
Local readers learn of Corporal Ralph H Snyder graduating from an advanced communications course at Boca Raton AAF training command. Major Dan Egbert visits family on leave from India Burma theater. Various community notices cover meetings, visits, travel, and family updates across Atlantic and nearby areas.
Staff Sgt. Donald J. Gaffey, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gaffey, Council Bluffs, formerly Atlantic, earns a Wine Bronze Star for wartime service and valor.
The report notes Sgt. Gaffey earned the Bronze Star for meritorious service in Germany during the Metz drive. He led men and towed guns, destroying enemy machine gun nests and fortified positions. A Atlantic high school graduate, he joined the army in March 1942.
Marshal Smuts praises the United Nations charter as a correction of postwar failures, calling its framework a revelation about human nature and war. He argues the charter reflects lessons learned since the last war and corrects former government shortcomings.
Mrs L L Grimes bruised after a fall in her home on Wednesday. She was taken to the residence of her son Robert and is recovering nicely.
Washington reports Clinton P. Anderson, set to become secretary of agriculture, says new slaughtering rules could widen meat supplies and curb black market activity. He avoids discussion of an all powerful food czar amend ment while Congress negotiates price controls and executive powers.
Washington reports lend-lease supplies cut off to western Russia after Germany's surrender are redirected into Russian Siberia on the brink of renewed war with Japan.
Leo T Crowley told the appropriations committee that the shipments are being made at the request of U S military officials. The testimony was released to the public today after earlier confirmation this month.
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