Birth of Daughter at Atlantic Hospital
A daughter weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces was born this morning at Atlantic Hospital. The father is Mr Breybdert and there is one other child in the family.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1945
Page
4
A daughter weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces was born this morning at Atlantic Hospital. The father is Mr Breybdert and there is one other child in the family.
A fragmentary dispatch notes an American and German scientist discovering a cache of valuables in a monastery area near Tois Germany. The item is described as 21.8 grams of value and references Charlie Ceggin's film "The Oletater" with unreliability in the text.
The Associated Press reports mounting shortages of sugar, margarine, lard, canned goods, and meat in 56 large cities. A June survey shows four in ten stores lack frankfurters and Bologna, with meat availability down from recent months. UNRRA notes improved outlook overseas, but stresses regional shortages persist.
Mrs. Ann Raebel Carper, age 71, born January 4 1974 in Audubon county and longtime resident, died Monday in Dallas County Hospital. She lived in Redfield the past year. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Thursday at Audubon Christian Church with Rev. Hugh C Guy officiating. Burial will be in Luccocks Grove Cemetery northeast of Audubon. Survived by four brothers Charles Joan and Sam all of Audubon Edgar of Extra, and one sister Mrs Ilse Andersen of Audubon.
A three cent Roosevelt stamp bearing Franklin D. Roosevelt went on sale in Washington today. The stamp arrangement features the former president and is part of a broader postal issue.
A man discovers his home burglarized after entering his residence and finds the thief’s wallet nearby. Investigation reveals the wallet contains a suspect’s identifying items. Authorities pursue leads as property recovery is attempted.
Short notes report promotions and visits from military personnel. Gene F Newlin of 13 East Twelfth Street advances to yeoman second class in the Pacific fleet. Cpl Kenneth L Tark, a German prisoner camp survivor, plans to return home. Marion P Keffer visits Cedar Rapids from Atlantis. Mrs Jay Nichols to Berkeley and Niagara Falls trip details noted.
Showers and rain totals varied with Spencer reporting 1.51 inches and other spots recording 1.14 inches at Forest City 1.08 at Cherokee and 0.68 at Waterloo Thunderstorms were scattered with predictions for tonight and tomorrow Temperatures lingered in the 80s across Osawa Forest City and nearby locales as highs reached 83 and 82 degrees while lows fluctuated around the upper 60s to low 80s.
Grant area residents and guests are noted in a string of weekend and midweek visits. Names include Shirley Corbin in Lincoln for summer work, and activities involving the Stinemates, Johnsons, Parker, Jurchens, Pasch, Waamee, and Kenworthy families plus Mrs Hiatt and others in Atlantic and Red Oak.
In London a milk bottle shattered Brendan Bracken's car window as he left a Conservative campaign meeting described as the rowdiest in the constituency. A.V. Alexander nearly missed his nomination due to tampering with his automobile and Sir William Beveridge faced a breakdown en route to an engagement.
A fragment notes a boxcar heading in Munich during an inter American bombing raid. The readable line places the event in Munich amid aerial activity involving the Americas. Further details are unavailable in the text.
A damaged OCR snippet shows a man stopping work after breakfast while referring to a larder or pantry. The readable fragment conveys routine tasks and a pause in activity but lacks clear names, location, or date.
Glenwood Iowa June 27 a posse pressed to locate a mystery on the southwestern plains as residents report a strange event and authorities organize search efforts. The fragment hints at a pursuit or investigation ongoing in the area with local residents following developments.
Representative Ben Jensen of Extra Seventh District assures Cass County residents bidding for a veterans tuberculosis hospital that possible sites will be considered. Attorney John Ludd, chairman of the general committee backing the project, confirms the process and invites site suggestions to Heese Haw, Atlantic realtor, for coordination with Veterans Administration officials. Committee members include Finance Richard Jensen and others.
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