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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1948
Page
4
Susan Mills expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cards letters flowers and gifts and for visits while she was confined in Atlantic hospital noting the kindness of the staff and nurses.
ECA Administrator Paul Hoffman said American aid could be halted to any Marshall plan country that ships war potential goods to Soviet bloc states. He cited Britain’s jet engine sales to Russia and stressed the ban covers European made weapons as well. End of first ECA quarter finds $731 million for recovery shipments.
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Mae Long 60 will be held Friday at 10:30 a m at the Long funeral home with Rev. Harold Butts officiating. She died Tuesday night after ten months of bedrest. Born Clara Mae Kaskey in Alta Iowa in March 1888 she married J C A Long in 1908 Des Moines. They moved to Anita in 1909 where he ran the undertaking and furniture business. Surviving: husband Jack son Beulah Martin sister and two brothers.
Los Angeles reports Ty rone Power and Linda Christian traveling to Italy with non committal remarks about a Rome wedding. They met in Rome last summer. Power will tour Lisbon and Spain before an Italian film in August. Christian flies to Rome for her sister's July wedding.
Mrs. Belle Garvey returns from Peoria after three weeks with friends. Atlantic high school baseball hosts Grant Junior Legion at Grant field at 6 pm. Lester Leonardi of Chicago fined for overweight and over length on truck. Judge and Mrs. Kent Martin visit Iowa City to see his mother in University Hospital. Nord family spends weekend in Des Moines. grandchildren Sue and Carl return with new baby sister. Doolittle Nelson Hall enlist in navy for three years. to San Diego for training. Gilbert Witzman charged with firing firecrackers, bond set at 50 dollars. Mrs. H. M. Boorman attends silver wedding anniversary in Rock Island with relatives. State tax school attendees listed. Mrs. Earl Drew and family plan visit to Dover, New Hampshire. other relatives present. Knights of Columbus district deputys named. Atlantic’s Frederick Brown reappointed. Cleanup progress at Lewis after fire area damage. volunteers use bulldozers and heavy equipment. Rainy showers cause porch damage in Beers home and wind damage in Boone County. Forecasts call for cloudy skies and more showers. temperatures rise to 86 in some towns. Blue Cross district meeting discusses hospital admission procedures and plan changes.
Fredric P. G. Lattner and Mrs. Anne L. Lachner from the Blue Cross home office in Des Moines visited Hospital Service Inc to discuss policy changes. The raise increases room allowance to 5 per day and x ray services to 15 for each admission.
The article reports heightened Yugoslav tensions with Moscow over forming a Balkan bloc. It notes Tito’s defiance of Cominform orders, Soviet opposition, and prospects of a Red Army intervention. It also covers a US Yugoslavia financial deal near 30 million dollars and related asset claims and counterclaims.
Britain’s 31,000 striking dock workers resumed work after a 16 day wildcat strike ended when the Labor government threatened to invoke emergency powers to safeguard food supplies and export drive.
The Rev. R. G. Dohrmann pastor of Zion Lutheran in Alta Iowa declined a call from St. John's church eight miles south of Alta after a Sunday meeting of the Zion church board. The board authorized the building committee to consult with an architect and contractor on building plans for the local congregation.
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