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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1944

Page

4

Two Shenandoah Men Die in Italy

Official word from Shenandoah Iowa confirms two former Company E National Guard members died in action in Italy. Pet. Henry Kuper, 24, died May 28 from wounds. Pvt. Franklin O. Hudsonpillar, 33, was killed May 26, reported to relatives.

Shenandoah, Ia Shenandoah Company E Town National Guard Italy Herman Kuper Pet Henry Kuper Pvt Franklin O. Hudsonpillar

Adair M Donald dies after long illness

Bernard Joseph McDonald known as Barney McDonald 69 died at home in Adair after a long cancer battle on the 43rd wedding anniversary to Clara Knight McDonald He had been to Rochester six months ago for treatment born May 23 1874 in Cincinnati Ohio Parents Mathew and Ann McDonald moved to town as a young man married June 26 1901 six children and widow survive Funeral rites planned at St John Catholic church with Rev Father F T Larkin in charge

Adair Bernard J Barney) McDonald Clara Knight McDonald Rochester Minn Cincinnati Ohio Bernard Joseph Mathew Ann McDonald Miss Knight St. John's Catholic Church Here Vincent Bernard MacDonald Long Beach Cal Pvt Pressa McDonald WAC Albany Mary Ward Winnifred Smith Ann Genevieve John McEvoy St. John’s Catholic Church F. T. Larkin

Tung tree oil price soars since 1937

The tung tree oil now costs 680 dollars per ton, up from 120 dollars prior to the Sino-Japanese war that began in 1937. The oil is essential in making airplane coverings, brake linings, insulation compounds, quick drying paints, enamel, waterproofing materials and finoleums.

Local News Briefs From Atlantic Area

Local notes report visits and duties of residents and service members. Mrs. H. G. Hansen spent a week in Chicago with daughter Helen Ann Hansen. Petty officer Trinby Bell returns to duty in California after leave. Pfc Edward Johnson and wife from Eugene Ore stay with Howard Exspeland in Atlantic. Pvt Roland Ackerman stationed at Camp Wolters Tex. Pvt Paul L. Selders on 24 day fur lough from Aleutians. Farmers Auction to hold evening sales starting next Monday at 8 o clock. 4-H booth error corrected. Bear Grove Brownies instead of Glad Girls ran booth. Pfc Clyde Woolsey on rotation leave visiting grandmother. 71 Boy Scouts at Camp Albert week opening with troops from Council Bluffs Dunlap and others. In Omaha market Roth e and Bell sold 1073 pound steers at 16.36. Soren Schmidt 1126 pounds at 16.65.

Atlantic area notes and weather wrap with local visits

Clarence Henriksen topped local feeders with 16.75 cents for 1185 pounds. Visiting relatives from Missouri and Chicago fill quiet days, while Cass county Republicans plan a Thursday meeting at the court house. Legal notes show two note actions against Smith and Ingwersen. Trains run late after flash floods. damages suit filed over a Wiota bus accident. Temperature records for 1944 set in Atlantic with scattered showers across the state.

X. Jones C. R. Jones Atlantic Ingwersen Milt Bruner Wiota Eugene L. Kelley Omaha

Cherbourg Falls to U S Troops After Six Day Battle

American forces completed the occupation of Cherbourg in the early hours, overrunning fortresses docks and arsenals. They defeated four veteran German divisions totaling about 60,000 men and opened a tunnel for reinforcements toward Paris. A German general and the Nazi admiral defending Cherbourg were taken.

France Europe Cherbourg Adolf Hitler Paris

Notice to request extra Newspaper copies in advance in advance

Those who desire extra copies of The News Telegraph should notify the office ahead of time to ensure supply and avoid exhaustion.

Schoenthal to Join Whitney Farm Loan Staff

L. O. Schoenthal, longtime field man in Mutual Benefit Life Insurance investment division, will join Whitney Loan and Trust company on July 1. He will oversee farm loans and the farm management service for absentee and resident landowners. Schoenthal brings 25 years in banking and financing, including work with Iowa and Nebraska banks and the Nebraska state banking department.

L. O. Schoenthal Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company Whitney Loan and Trust Company Bank Schoenthal Iowa Nebraska Nebraska State Banking Department Mutual Benefit Company

War Prison Camp Worker to Speak Here Wednesday

Dr. Ethan T. Colton, who visited German prisoner of war camps, will address a public meeting at the high school auditorium Wednesday at 8 30 p m under the Cass County War Chest Committee. He will discuss U S service members held by Germany and take questions. Residents of Cass Audubon Guthrie Adair and Adams counties are invited. no charge or solicitation.

Ethan T. Colton Germany High School Casa County War Chest Committee Colton Council Bluffs Shenandoah United States War Chest Cass Audubon Guthrie Adair Adams Counties

Local social notes on visits and anniversaries

Extra news reports short visits by Mrs. R. H. Payne to Toledo and by Rev. and Mrs. Metzner of Marshalltown. The Nelsons mark a wedding anniversary with visiting relatives while Mr. Nelson serves. Harreitt Bisom from Long Beach travels to Adair and Florence Jacobsen from Chicago enjoys a Midwest vacation with her mother.

R. H. Payne Toledo Florence Jacobsen Chicago Katrina Jacobsen

Military Rites for Anita World War 1 Veteran

Elmer Merle Wilson a World War I veteran lifelong Anita resident died Saturday at Atlantic hospital after a heart ailment. Funeral Monday at Congregational church with Legion honors at the graveside and burial in Anita Evergreen Cemetery. He was 49, married to Goldie Parker with two sons Reid Allan and Russell, and survived by sisters Alma Dimig and Mabel Dement.

Anita Elmer Merle Wilson Atlantic Hospital Frank E. Henry Meadames Frank Onsen Frank Stager Wayne Sisler Rex Turner Merle Sylvester Kansi Nina Hendricks Wilson United Evangelical Church Goldie Parker Frank Parker Reid Allan Anita High School Russell Parker Alma Dimig Viota Mabel Dement

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Drews Frank Tompkin Bullock Barney M’donald W. Floyd Smith Hiarichs Building Nw Vogue H. G., Hansen Hazel Street Helen Ann Hansen Trinby Bell New Guinea California Navy Pfc Edward Johnson Eugene, Ore Howard Exspeland Cedar Street Camp Westere Roland E. Ackerman Birch Street Army Camp Wolters, Tex Infantry Replacement Training Center Aleutians Paul L. Selders Geo. S. Selders South of The Farmers Auction Company of Atlantic Bear Grove Brownies Glad Girls Grove J. E. Penney Clyde Woolsey Anna Daughenbaugh Maple Street Fort Sheridan Camp Albert Sunnyside Park Don Powers Dunlap Onawe Mipouri Valley Shelby Rothe and Bell Cass County Soren Schmidt Audubon County Coats K. P Clarence Henriksen Misseouri Alva €. Sorensen Fort Leonnard Wood Carl Sorensen Sadie Brewer Brewer Rex E. Brewer Myrtle Beach S. C Rose Marie Brown Frederick Brown Poplar Street Carol Ziegler H. P. Ziegler Chestnut Street St. Joseph's Hospital Young Republicane John Budd State Organization Young Republicans Court Home Rock Island No. 7 Rock Island Moscow Wilton Junction Columbus Junction Northwestern Milwaukee Roads Inwood Dubuque Cedar Rapids Davenport Iowa Falls L. 0. Schoenthal Whitney Farm Loan Staff WAR Prison Hollywood Scooters Farmers Auction Co Walnut Dick Clark Ss ——_Or Marlia Irae Bar AB IBS Salimis Ankikadaertek Pvt. Hargrove Romance OF the America John Wayne Susan Hayward
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