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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1950

Page

2

Safety Congress Plans Campaign to Save 26 Lives

The Iowa Safety Congress launched a two week all out highway safety drive from August 22 to September 5 to cut the traffic toll. Mrs Edna C Lawrence chairs the effort aiming to renew a drive right spirit and save lives beyond the campaign. District coordinators organize counties for statewide participation with a noon opening flag siege marking fatalities and injuries.

Safety Congress Des Moines Lews Safety Congress Congress Iowa Mra Edna C. Lawrence O+tumwa Ormer Sne Lowa State Department of Public Safety Alfred W. Kahl

UN Assembles Force to Halt Korean Invaders

At Lake Success the United Nations moved to build an international force to repel North Korean invasion. The U.S. rejects Russia's cease fire legality claim. Lie cancels Europe trip as Korea war continues. Frontline troops along the Han River number about 25,000 per side. The Communist drive southward has not yet crossed the river.

Lake Success United Nations Russia South Korea U.S U.N. Security Council U.N Trygve Lie Europe Han River Seoul Yellow

Government denies rubber price freeze rumors

Washington reports that no government power exists to seize, freeze or ration any commodities. H B McCoy, chief of the Office of Industry and Commerce, says there has been no discussion of voluntary curbs or freeze orders on rubber zinc or other materials.

Washington H. B. McCoy Office of Industry and Commerce Commerce Department

Indictment Extends KC Crime Probe Against Two Figures

A federal grand jury charged Nagel J. Maroon, 42, a noted gambling figure, and Carl Hoelzel, operator of a large Kansas City amusement machine distributor, with income tax evasions as part of the probe into the city underworld.

Kansas City Nagel J. Maroon Carl Hoelzel

Oklahoma Loses Large Citizenry Decline Over Decade

Census supervisor James W. Stroud announced preliminary figures showing Oklahoma shed 106,181 residents in the last decade. The 1940 population stood at 2,336,484, dropping to 2,230,253 in 1950.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma James W. Stroud Dallas

Effects of Rail Strike Widens Across Major Lines

Chicago reports the AFL switchmen walkout spreading to five large roads as the strike enters its fifth day. About 47,100 workers are idle with more layoffs expected and thousands more possible. Rail unions protest a Presidential board's recommendations for a 40-hour week and pay hike. threats of a nationwide strike after July 15 loom.

Chicago AFL Achtedmen’s Union of North America Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Great Northern Chicago Great Western Denver and Rio Grande Western Western Pacific

Death of Mrs Herman Christensen in Oklahoma City

Mrs Herman Christensen aged 40 of Oklahoma City died Sunday evening from leukemia. Her husband and three children survive. Mrs Maggie Christensen and daughter Mrs Edna Meister of Walnut were with her in Walnut at the time of death.

Walnut Herman Christensen Oklahoma City Okla Maggie Christensen Edna Meister Christensen

Mrs Hans Nielsen Undergoes Surgery at Atlantic Memorial

Mrs Hannah Nielsen of Braytra underwent surgery at Atlantic Memorial hospital this morning to treat illness and injuries. She is reported in stable condition and receiving standard post operative care.

Hans Nielsen Braytra Atlantic Memorial Hospital

Falls Cause Elbow Fracture and Other Ailments

Hurt in fall from a chair Wednesday, Cheryl Reed fractures her right elbow. Mrs. Dale Jahnke ill with heart ailment. Mrs. John Jaberg recently fractured shoulder. Mrs. Gertrude Rogers at Carroll hospital after major surgery. Miss Luella Knox improved from illness. Mrs. Helen Dick underwent major surgery in Beverly Hills. Mrs. Charles Faga had cataract removed in Des Moines. Mrs. John Headley at Clarkson hospital for cataract removal. Mrs. Kenneth Everhart skull fracture after daughter fell from stepladder.

Wivota Cheryl Reed Carl Reed Lewis Lewis Dale Jahnke John Jaberg Gertrude Rogers Carroll Hospital Luella Knox Adair Helen Dick Beverly Hills Cal W. S. Burr Charles Faga Lutheran Hospital Des Moines Maine John Headley Clarkson Hospital Omaha Mark Anderson Kenneth Everhart

Births Bring New Daughter to Cleo Brown Family

Mr and Mrs Cleo Brown of 1006 Maple Street welcome a daughter born at Atlantic Memorial Hospital weighing 9 pounds 7 ounces at 6 16 last evening. A second birth reports a boy born Tuesday at Jennie Edmundson Hospital in Council Bluffs to Mr and Mrs Gerald Larsen of Elk Horn.

Cleo Brown Maple Street Atlantic Memorial Hospital New Elk Horn Jennie Edmundson Hospital Council Bluffs Gerald Larsen Lik Horn

GN withdraws Oriental Limited as strike shrinks network

The Great Northern withdraws its Oriental Limited on the Chicago to Seattle run, leaving only The Empire Builder. President F. J. Gavin warns four-fifths of the 28,000 employees could be cut if the strike lasts through tomorrow, with 3,500 seasonal workers already laid off. Plans call for 2,260 shop workers to be laid off today as the line suspends 12 more branch lines in Minnesota Montana and North Dakota.

Oriental Limited Chicago Seattle Empire Builder F. J. Gavin Road Leveratt Edwards National (Railway) Mediation Board Parleys Gavin Minnesota Montana North Dakota

Man Seeks Army Enlistment After 19 Failures

Memphis Tennessee reporter notes John Patrick Laxton a 38 year old ex prize fighter plans to enlist after 19 unsuccessful attempts since Pearl Harbor. He stands 6 feet 11 and a half inches tall and repeatedly meets recruiters who shake their heads.

Memphis Tenn John Patrick Laxton Army Pearl Harbor

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