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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1944

Page

4

Prisoner Frank Hanser Dies at Algona Camp

Funeral services were held for Frank Hanser 28 the first German prisoner of war to die at the Algona prison camp. He drowned near Moorhead Monday night while swimming with fellow prisoners. burial occurred in the camp cemetery with a priest from Algona Catholic church officiating.

Algona Algona INS Algona Frank Hanser Algona Catholic Hanner Wes Avevel Moorhead Ptieoners

Thieves Steal Large Gasoline Coupon Safe in Omaha

A safe containing 26000 gasoline coupons and other ration items was stolen from the South Omaha war price ration board. The break in left fingerprints, with the cafe six blocks away and the safe blasted open. Cathryne A. Byrne was discharged after the loss was discovered.

Omaha INS South Omaha Cathryne A. Byrne OPA

Wiota Defeats Atlantic 7 2 On Errors And Wild Pitching

Wiota upset Atlantic 7 2 in a baseball game at Wiota diamond. Bill Freese pitched for Wiota while Bob Williams took the mound for Atlantic. A return game is set for Sunnyside field on Tuesday July 12.

WIOTA Atlantic Clube Bill Freese Bob Williams Wiotans Sunnyside Field

Local News Briefs From Kansas and Nearby

Fort Scott guest Mrs Earl Went visits with son in law Donald Blake. Mrs Emma Johnson visits from De Moines for Fourth with sister Mrs Ethel Pilmer. Pvt Roland Ackerman from Atlantic trains at Camp Wolters Texas then nine weeks schooling in motor pool. Arthur Lee family return from Excelator Springs Missouri with health improvement. Lyman Worthington family leaves for California via Midway City. Miss Helen Finney resigns Cass County extension work and heads to Washington for vacation and Chicago girls clubs. Lieut W J Linke of Atlantic receives Air Medal. stationed in England, in early invasion planes over France. Mrs Hazel Hoblitzell reports Captain Addison P in Pacific. Mrs Pratt damages from backing truck into 1088 Studebaker on Chestnut Street. Alice Scott granted divorce from Howard E Boott. custody arrangements set. Showers forecast for Iowa with hot spots and rising temps. recent highs around 83 and 79 in local area.

W. J Junior) Linke Atlantic Hazel Hoblitzell Wilmington Calif Linke Jingland France Mra H Fe Addison P Pacific

Inner Tubes Released From Rationing For July and August

Washington reports Rubber Director Bradley released inner tubes from rationing and 8.9 million passenger tires for civilian motorists in July and August. Dewey said inventories allow release effective tomorrow, with rationing ending for non A-card drivers by early 1945.

Washington INS Bradley Today Dewey Charles F. Phillips OPA

Fort Dodge farmer fined for unpermitted barn construction

Lloyd Bannister, a 38 year old Fort Dodge farmer, was fined 400 dollars for building a one story barn without a permit. He used rocks from a previously worthless field for the lower story with his 16 year old son assisting. The maximum penalty could have reached ten thousand dollars.

Fort Dodge INS Lloyd Bannister

Massive Allied aircraft and ship losses tally after Pearl Harbor

A survey of official army and navy sources shows more than 12,000 Japanese planes destroyed since Pearl Harbor and about 1,400 enemy ships lost. Navy figures list 6,259 planes destroyed by its aviators and 5,521 shot down with 788 wrecked on the ground. The navy also notes 1,260 planes lost in combat with 65 percent of airmen rescued. Japanese shipping losses total 1,386 vessels including 281 warships and 1,106 cargo ships.

Washington INS Army Navy Pearl Harbor H. H. Arnold Army Air Forces Leesea

Marne Doubles Its Bond Quota in War Drive

Marne chaired by Mrs. Fred Skaw surpasses its $3,100 bond quota with pledges totaling $6,681.25. Massena's quota is $13,400 with pledges of $14,037.60. Precincts in Atlantic report $111,862.89 against Case county’s $256,200. Virt Anderson in first ward reports $27,975.95. Gregory Raine gathers $69,886 in third ward. fourth ward led by H C Henningges reports $13,998.9.

Marne Fred Skaw Massena E. 8. Holton Atlantic Case Virt Anderson First Ward Gregory Raine Fourth Ward H. C. Henningges

Midwest truck strike to hit eight states at midnight

Chicago reports twenty thousand transport truck drivers in the Midwest plan a midnight strike after employers refused a seven cent per hour wage increase under a wage order. Dexter Lewis of the Central States Drivers Council AFL says movement of war plant material may face disruptions. Lt Col John J Lane of the Army Transportation Corps discusses readiness to move materials during the dispute.

Chicago Mid-West Dexter Lewis Central States Drivers Council AFL WLB Midwest Operators Association Lewis John J. Lane Army Lane

Jackie Coogan Homecoming Clouded by Brother’s Suffering

Hollywood greeted Jackie Coogan returning from Burma as a war hero but learned his younger brother Robert, with the engineers overseas, is hospitalized in England for two and a half months. Jackie has 46 combat missions and 600 flying hours, including a first glider landing in a Burma jungle clearing.

Hollywood INS Hollywood Today Jackie Coogan Robert Engineers Jackie Bunma Burma

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