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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1948

Page

5

Iowa and regional leaders named in varied 1930s notices

Dewey and Warren lead GOP officials in California and Iowa. Lila Mae Pullen elected supreme treasurer of the United Commercial Travelers auxiliary in Waterloo. Elbert Read named assistant moderator of Congregational Christian churches. Dr. Ernest E. Irons named president elect of the American Medical Association. Luther Youngdale to discuss government morality at Iowa City lecture. Remias Rehfeldt elected councilman by Nazarene youth convention. Darlene Franklin, 3, dies from gasoline burn injuries in LeMars. Rural Electrification loan supports Creston steam plant and lines serving Adams County Cooperative Electric Co.

U. C. T. Oppicial Columbus Lila Mae Pullen Waterloo United Commercial Travelers of America Washington Rural Electrification Administration Southwestern Federated Power Cooperative Creston Adams County Cooperative Electric Co Corning

Cass County Abstracting Co Incorporation Filed

Articles filed with the secretary of state list Judge R Kent Martin as president and set capital stock at 50 000. Officers include L O Schoenthal vice president Charles E Walker Anita secretary and C D Emmert treasurer. The firm consolidates Savery & Co and the late D C Herbert’s abstracts.

Cass County Abstracting Company, Inc R. Kent Martin L. O. Schoenthal Charles E. Walker Anita C. D. Emmert Savery & Company D. C. Herbert

Decorah cafes protest chamber charges over alleged unsanitary conditions

Decorah tavern and restaurant operators filed a petition demanding an impartial committee to probe Chamber Secretary John Johnson’s role in charges of unsanitary conditions. M H Wambaugh praised Decorah restaurants as unusually clean. Also notes the return of Mr and Mrs Jack Kelso to Marshalltown after a week with relatives.

Decorah Cafe Decorah Decorah Chamber of Commerce Chamber John Johnson M. H. Wambaugh Jack Kelso Marshalltown William Kelso Walnut

Weather outlook for tonight and Saturday

Patchy clouds with continued warmth. Tonight remains mild with scattered showers or thunder showers possible into Saturday.

Four Power Plan for Unified Germany Proposed by Allies

A Warsaw communique issued after a two day conference urged a provisional democratic all German government formed by the Big Four. It calls for demilitarization, Ruhr control, a unified eastern western state as a step toward a peace treaty and troop withdrawal within a year. The plan includes reparations and protections against future aggression.

Warsaw Russia Whlanow Palace Eir Here Moscow London Tass Hig-Four Max Reimann Communist Party of the United States Germany Frankfurt Vv. M. Molotov Albania Bulgaria Czechslovakia Hungary Poland Romania Yugoslavia Great Britain France Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg U. S Britain Ruhr

Two More Polio Cases Reported in Southwest Iowa

Two more persons are admitted to Mercy hospital for treatment of polio, bringing total cases in southwest Iowa to 38 this year. New patients are Gary Oloff, 18, Portsmouth, and Janice Fitzpatrick, 7, Little Sioux, with 19 polio patients now under treatment at Mercy hospital.

Council Bluffs Mercy Hospital Iowa Gary Oloff Portamouth Janice Fitzpatrick Little Sioux

Hospital wedding for coed driver union in Sterling

Jeanne Brooks 19 and Oamund Byrnie 19 will marry Sunday night at Sterling Public Hospital after Byrnie’s truck overturn left him seriously injured. The couple refused to change their planned June 27 ceremony due to bad luck. Brooks is a Cornell College freshman from Mt. Vernon Iowa. Byrnie is from Rock Falls Illinois, formerly Des Moines.

Sterling, N Sterling Public Hospital Jeanne Brooks Cornell College Mt. Vernon Oamund Byrnie Rock Falls Ill Des Moines Byrnie

Stassen Delivers Quiet Break With Party Unity Moment

At the Republican convention Philadelphia, Harold E. Stassen rose from the back of the hall to urge Dewey supporters to back him and Dewey in the campaign, signaling a pivotal moment as he faced the crowd with a calm, defining gesture while other candidates spoke and withdrew.

Philadelphia Thomas E. Dewey Harold E. Stassen Stassen Dewey

Atlantic utilities board hikes commercial power rates

Commercial light and power rates rise July 1 with bills payable Aug 1 and residential and rural met rates unchanged though bill computation changes. Residential water heating climbs to 2 dollars per KWH initial and one cent per KWH thereafter, with a 2 dollar minimum. Commercial lighting and power increases range 10 to 40 percent based on usage as costs rise.

Atlantic Utilities Board of Trustees Ray Dwyer Dwyer Atlantic

Bluff County Recount Hearing Postponed To Monday

A hearing on a temporary injunction to halt the recount of votes in Bluff-KP Potta Wattamie County Republican primary is postponed to Monday. The action was filed by Andrew J. Nielsen, who claims the nomination for county attorney. County Attorney Don Jackson and Supervisor John Scott had sought the recount. The postponement came by mutual agreement.

Wiota Grads Win Graham Scholarships

Two 1948 Wiota Consolidated School graduates Duane Acker and Ralph Keller were named Cass county Graham scholarship winners. Each four year award is about 500 dollars yearly, with two more for Pottawattamie county. Acker ranked first and Keller second on exams overseen by Miss Georgia Byrne. Third place went to Willa Charlene DeWitt of Griswold. Seventeen candidates sat exams graded at the University of Iowa with blind papers.

Wiota Duane Acker Ralph Keller Georgia Byrne Cass County Alice Graham Lewis Pottawattamie County Graham Acker Clayton Acker Northeast of Atlantic University of Iowa Jack Brown Richard Bishop Dwight Conklin William M. Tompkin Elaine Jensen Anella Knoke Kenneth Daugaard JoAnn Ruhr Ramona Porter Geneva Porter Jeanne Hardie Dan Young Mack McDermott Don Henningsen

Decorah Names Queen for Midsummer Festival

Decorah selects Pretty Kay Herwig as queen of the midsummer festival in a pre centennial celebration. The event ends tomorrow with an address by Hans Olav a Norwegian embassy councilor in Washington and Rollo Bergeson Iowa secretary of state spoke during the festival. Visitors Mr and Mrs Russell Shaeffer of Los Angeles are in town with friends.

Decorah

Water supply crisis as fire destroys multiple Lews businesses

A major blaze gutted six structures on a Lews block including Park cafe Mickey Quinn recreation parlor Hancock insurance Ava Jones drug store and Quinn repair shop. The fire started around 10 45 last night and intensified when a wall collapsed and the city water pressure failed. Fire departments fought flames with cisterns and wall breaches, saving the Crow grocery but damaging several adjacent buildings.

Lewis Park Square Ethel Mundorf Park Cafe Mickey Quinn Clarence Hancock Ava Jones Quinn Coin Machine Amvets Quinn M. W. A. Hall Claude Casady Atlantic Lews Griswold Opetre Casady Quinn Recreation Hancock Insurance Office Crow Grocery Ben Cranston Griswold Department

Warren Picked By Dewey for 1948 Ticket

Dewey selects California's Earl Warren as running mate after a late-night conference. Warren's nomination was confirmed by acclamation with Arizona withdrawing its Stassen bid. The all-governor ticket drew praise from backers and rivals, while Stassen supporters vowed support for Warren.

Jack Bell Philadelphia Thomas E. Dewey California Earl Warren Dewey Warren

Dewey Backed by Ball for President in 1948 Reform

Senator Ball of Minnesota said he will support Governor Dewey for president. Walter Hallanan of West Virginia is talked up as a possible GOP national committee chair. Herbert Brownell Jr. and J Russell Sprague were also mentioned in planning the campaign.

Arizona Harold E. Stassen Joseph Martin Warren New York Dewey Dewey-Warree Combina Lamar Toose Portland Ore Irving Ives Novambees Arisona Stasseen Martin Ena No. & Gop Supreme Court Leverett Saltonstall Massachusetts Raymond Baldwin Connecticut Arthur Vandenberg Michigan Alfred E. Driscoll New Jersey Herbert Brownell, Jr G. Mason. Ousett Pennsylvania J. Russell Spragle Nw York Sprague Washington Ball R-Minn Thomas E. Dewey Franklin D. Roosevelt GOP Philadelphia Walter Hallanan West Virginia Carroll Reece Tennessee Herbert Brownell Jr J. Russell Sprague

McCarthy Honors MacArthur At Republican Convention

Senator Joe McCarthy urged gratitude for MacArthur at the Wisconsin Republican convention. He introduced a resolution expressing appreciation for the general's heroic role. The measure passed.

Philadelphia Joe McCarthy Wisconsin MacArthur

Look at My Tom Dewey Wins Nods From Crowd

Mrs. Thomas E. Dewey stood on a Convention Hall platform beside her husband as he won the republican presidential nomination. She wore a black hat and pearls and flashed a look of pride and support that spoke volumes as Governor Dewey raised his hand to the cheering crowd.

Philadelphia Thomas E. Dewey Dewey Tom

Nichols relatives visit during Chicago medical meet trip

Mr and Mrs Gregory B Nichols of Portland Oregon and his uncle T E Nichols were in town early this week while returning from a medical meeting in Chicago.

Gregory B. Nichols Portland Ore T. E. Nichols Chicago

Queen Crowned at Holidays Celebration in Parkersburg

Des Moines Sally Ann Jaon of Parkersburg was crowned queen of the age Holidays celebration last night.

Des Moines Sally Ann Jaon Parkersburg

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Associated Press Shenandoahan Obertin Ohio Elbert A. Read Shenandoah, Ia General Council of Congregational Christian Churches IOWAN Ernest E. Irons American Medical Association Irons County Blaffa Iowa City Luther Youngdahl Minnesota M. Willard Lampe Nazarenes St. Louis Remias Rehfeldt National Young People’s Convention Church of the Nazarene Burns LeMars Darlene Franklin Emergon Franklin Merrill Yaaterday Thomas E John Tom, Jr Judge Martin IRUSS Reich Lewis Business Harold Stassen Bluffs Wiota Grads Queen OF Atlantic and Lewis Quinn Shen Vey Joe Martin Honor MacArthur
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