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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1945
Page
5
Truman Arrives in Portland for Windup of Conference
President Truman lands in Portland for a 60 minute honor ceremony and an eleven mile motor tour with Gov. Earl and Mayor, visiting the veterans hospital. In San Francisco officials discuss possible replacement of Secretary of State Stettinius by James Byrnes as the UN conference winds up.
Weather outlook fair tonight then Tuesday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with cooler temperatures in the southeast portion. Tuesday will be warmer across regions with a continued rise in temperatures.
Smuts lauds UN charter improvements at San Francisco
Field Marshal Jan Smuts, 76, says the new world charter adds realism by recognizing force as necessary to maintain peace and the unity of great powers as essential to prevent total war. He argues other nations should contribute forces against aggression and smaller defense groups may operate under the UN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jan Christian Smuts
South Africa
United Nations Conference
Associated Press
World Organization
League of Nations
Smuts
Hitler
Ger
DROWNS IN COAL PIT NEAR INDIANOLA
Indianola reports Frank Holmes 31 Des Moines drowned while swimming in an abandoned coal pit near the city Saturday Sheriff Lewis Johnson stated. The incident follows a brief chase that led to the recapture of Carl Brill 28 who escaped from the state prison farm at Fort Madison last Wednesday. North-south trains detoured Keokuk area due to dirt slides. Burlington track blocked north of Keokuk with mail and express hauled by truck and passengers by bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Frank Holmes
Des Moines
Here
Lewis Johnson
Clinton
Carl Brill
Fort Madison
Keokuk
Illinois
Burlington
Diana Peel 3 Faces Improved Leukemia Blood Tests
Diana Lou Peel, aged 3, showed a positive turn in blood counts after tests taken Saturday. Doctors reported overall health as good as early last week, despite a nearly always fatal leukemia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Lou Peel
Train Car Crash Fatal to Iowan at Clinton Crossing
Clinton Miller, 51, of Clinton, died in a hospital after sustaining skull, rib, and leg fractures when his auto was struck by a Milwaukee freight train at a Clinton crossing. His wife Edith Dake and daughter Marie Louise, 6, were briefly injured. three other Dake children escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Clinton Miller
Miller
Edith Dake
Marie Louise
Dake
Frame His Tax Refund Check From 1944
Orville L. Steel of Miles City Montana debates whether to cash or frame his 1944 income tax refund check dated Octomars 0 01 the unusual amount shown on the note raises questions about validity and handling for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Mont
Orville L. Steel
Arnold pushes Pacific base chain for U S security
General Henry H. Arnold urges retention of bases across Marshalls Palaus Volcanoes Bonins Ryukyus Wake Marcus Canton Palmyra Christmas Island and American Samoa to ensure strategic air power. He says Iwo Jima has saved 1100 Superfortresses and Okinawa will be key in future air offensive against Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Pacific
America
H. H. Arnold
Army
Arnold
Henry
Aneto
Marshalls
Palaus
Volcanoes
Bonins
Ryukyus
Wake
Marcus
Canton
Palmyra
Christmas Islands
American Samoa
Iwo Jima
United States
Strategic Air Force
San Francisco
Okinawa
Japan
Fuel Oil Rationing Trim Planned in Midwest
The Office of Price Administration announced a one third cut in industrial fuel oil rations across 13 states effective Friday. The action brings the Midwest in line with other regions due to sharply reduced supplies of residual oil used for heating factories and large buildings, with Iowa among the states included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Midwest
OPA
Jowa
Senate Ratification of United Nations Charter Seems Assured
Washington reports 62 senators on record for ratification amid debate over pace. AP poll shows at least 52 committed firmly, five probable supporters, none opposed openly. Ratification requires two thirds present and voting, needing 64 votes if all senators attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United Nations
Washington
International Peace Preserving Organization
San Francisco
Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
Thor
Associated Press
Mrs G N Collier 73 Dies at Family Home
Mrs Eva Collier 73 wife of George N Collier died at 6 am Sunday at their West Fourteenth Street home from heart failure. She had been in failing health months but went out last week. Born November 25, 1871 southwest of Maine, she married Feb 15, 1894. Survived by husband daughter Mrs Glenn Jones Atlantic brother J O Berry and three sisters. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 pm Taylor funeral home First Congregational church officiating. Interment Atlantic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Collier
George N. Collier
West Fourteenth Street
Atlantic
Glenn C. Jones
J. O. Berry
Chris Miller
Minneapolis
Howard Allen
Ray Neal
Marjorie
Glenn Jones
Taylor Funeral Home
C. William Bast
First Congregational Church
It. Terment
Atlantic Cemetery
Amsterdam Prepares for Three Day Liberation Celebration
Amsterdam, June 25. The Dutch capital gears up for a three day liberation festival opening tomorrow. Only a few Americans are in town for the events. New arrivals include air force Staff Sergeants Frank A. Walsh of Sioux City and Melvin J. Hootstein of Boston who traveled from Muenster, Germany, by motorcycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Air Force
Frank A. Walsh
Sioux City
Melvin J. Hootstein
Boston
Mass
Muenster
Germany
Laval's Trial Set In Absentia For Treason Charges
France's high court announced Laval will be tried in absentia on treason charges August 15 unless he returns from Spain. The court also postponed Marshal Petain's trial, moved from July 5, to complete the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Pierre Laval
Spain
Marshal Petain
Casey native James Stammer killed en route home from war
Staff Sgt. James Stam mer aged 22, radio operator with the Eighth Air Corps, was killed June 12 over Scotland while returning home for a furlough. Born October 22, 1922 in Casey, he was a Casey High School graduate of 1939 and CCC Camp Des Moines alumnus. Survived only by his mother Mrs. Rena Stammer. his father and brother predeceased him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
James Stammer
Rena Stammer
Scotland
United States
War Department
Eighth Air Corps
Pacific
Set. Stammer
William J. Stammer
Casey High School
C.C.C.C. Business School
Des Moines
Germany
Sgt
Stammer
Russell
Iowan Wanted for Questioning in Stabbing Case
Burlington Iowa June 24 Assistant Police Chief Hurley Bland said George Maupin 40 is being sought for questioning in a stabbing of H A Dodds 40 of New London Ia Dodds in serious condition in a Burlington hospital with knife wounds to abdomen side back and arm he says Maupin attacked him in the apartment of Maupins estranged wife Ruth Maupin Back To Duty William Bannett A E M 2c e instructor in the No AT T C at Jacksonville Fla returned there Friday night after a 15 day leave with his parents and other relatives His wife and little son John Allan will remain in Atlantic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Hurley Bland
George Maupin
H. A. Dodds
New London
Doodds
Maupin
Ruth Maupin
William Bannett
No AT. T.C
Jacksonville
Fla
John Allan
Atlantic
Northern Luzon Mop-Up Continues Amid War Dramatics
Allied forces press the push in Northern Luzon with coordinated landings near Aparri and Cagayan as Japanese defenses struggle. Tokyo mourns Ushijima and Ose while Home Minister Abe reports air raid damage, and a new directive pressures volunteers toward fatal resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matum
Hirohito
People's Volunteer Corps
Genki Abe
Tokyo
Imperial Headquarters
Okinawa
Nippon Radio
Balidpapan
Borneo
San Francisco
Federal Communications Commission
Nippon
Mitsuru Ushijima
Ushijima
Radio Tokyo
Minoru Ose
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Manchuria
Korea
Formosa
America
Japan
Bus overturn near Joplin kills twelve soldiers
Twelve people die and twenty eight are hurt when a Crown Coach bus carrying soldiers hits a cow four miles south of Joplin Missouri. The bus plunges down a ten foot embankment and overturns trapping passengers inside. Civilians Charles White and Glenn Teel are killed. Rescue crews worked two hours to recover victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Camp Crowder
Here
Reacuers
J. C. Schug
Crown Coach Company
Charles White
Glenn Teel
Sheldon
Crown Company
Schug
Rouse Committee Approves 125000 For FEPC Liquidation
The Rouse appropriations committee approved a 125000 fund to wind up the fair employment practices committee. If congress approves, FEPC operations would end after July 1 with three months to complete liquidation, one fourth of the president's 599000 request for a year of agency operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rouse Appropriations Committee
Fair Employment Practices Committee
Congress
IFEPC
FRPC
Cholera Outbreak, Deadly Toll Amid Chungking Crisis
Lt Cmdr Frank Herrington reports at least 4000 cholera cases since early June in Chungking with about 900 deaths. In Formosa six months of American air raids have devastated cities forcing residents to hills, while Tokyo notes disrupted marriages pushed into basement shelters and wedding halls with rites and banquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Frank Herrington
USNR
U. S. Embassay
Naval Atteche
Manila
Radio Tokyo
Formosa
Guardian
East China Coast
San Francisco
Tokyo
U. S. Senator Scrugham Dies in California
San Diego dispatch reports Senator James Graves Scrugham of Nevada has died Saturday from a heart ailment. He had been elected to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator Key Pittman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
James Graves Scrugham
D. Nev
Key Pittman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Skymen
Stettinius
Edward R. Brettinius, Jr
Americas
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pasie Northwest
Fairmont Hotel
Poland
Mr. Truman
Harry S. Truman
Puget Sound
Mon Wallgren
Marshal Smuts
Charter United Nations
Iowa
Iowan
Hap’ Arnold
Europe
Belgium
Leopold
Dunkerque
Lillian Baels
Astrid
Butch
LAVAL
Northern Luzon
Joseph M. Swing
Cameraniagan
Aparri
Lale-Towm
Tugeegareo
Cagayan Province
Robert E. Boigthtier
Tenner
Russel W. Volskenane
Tvyebganio
37Th
Mindanao
Baguio
Davao Gulf
Arthur
Balikpapan
Ninth Division
East China
Shanghai
Liuchow
Southeast China
FEPC
U. S
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