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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1952

Page

4

Rites for Mrs M Kinley at the Bluffs Friday

Mrs Sarah McKinley 86 of Council Bluffs died Tuesday in Jennie Edmundson hospital. She was sister of Charles Jarvis Grant and Maude Boham Missouri Valley formerly of Grant. Survivors include Jennie Busby Missouri Valley and Fannie Cozad Council Bluffs. Funeral rites held Friday at Roland funeral home Corning. Burial Oakland cemetery Quincy.

Grant Sarah McKinley Council Bluff Jennie Edmundson Charles Jarvis Maude Boham Missouri Valley Jennie Busby Fannie Cozad Council Bluffs Roland Corning Oakland Cemetery Quincy

Walk Against Traffic On Open Highway For View Of Oncoming

A cautionary note urges pedestrians to face traffic while crossing or walking along an open highway to monitor oncoming vehicles and improve safety. The guidance emphasizes staying alert and using designated crossing points when possible.

Extra Plans Large Fourth of July Celebration

Extra hosts a full day of activities for its annual Fourth of July celebration with a 10 30 a m parade offering cash prizes, two baseball games against Audubon, free acts, a busy evening program with racing prizes, music by the Extra high school band led by Ralph Peer, a fireworks display, and meals at the Extra Christian church. The event, held for 60 years, is among the state’s oldest celebrations.

Extra Audubon Ralph Peer Extra Christian Church

Paper From Rags Fueled Early 18th Century Industry

In the early 18th century most of the world’s paper was produced from rags either wholly or in part. The reliance on rag fiber shaped early papermaking, supply chains, and workshop methods across regions.

Damage actions in accident case settled for $119895

Automobile accident settlements totaling 119,895 were reached out of court with stipulations filed by Clerk C. M. Skipton. The July 7 collision near Lewis involved Milton E. Boyd of Hammond Indiana and Richard G. Rosen of New York, with five claims claims resolved including Edna Boyd 6000 and Milton Boyd 1550 among others.

C. M. Skipton Milton E. Boyd Hammond Ind Richard G. Rosen New York Lewis Rosen Edna Boyd Vertal E. Steele Mary L Steele Jackie B. Steele Boyd Mr. Steele Mrs. Steele Jackie

Drowning Death At Lake Manawa Reports Omaha Youth

Donald E. Terry, 21, of Omaha drowned Saturday night at Lake Manawa while swimming with friends. His body was recovered later, authorities said.

Council Bluffs Donald E. Terry Omaha Lake Manawa Here

Insomnia Dulls Days and the Value of a Good Bed

Insomnia robs life of color and turns days into torment though it has not killed anyone. The best remedy is a high quality level bed that enables complete body relaxation and recovery.

Atlantic News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Moves

Denver visitor Marie Hopke stops in as Cass county boards plan July meeting. Griswold driver fined seven fifty in mayor's court. Local residents receive licenses, promotions, and retirements amid weekly changes. High golf day in Harlan features runner up and best putter. Detasseling jobs available for Cass county crowds. California trips and naval radio school assignments noted along with resignations and new Farm Bureau agent post.

Went to Church Cass county links and linksettes event

Rural Youth group attended Go-to-Church Sunday at St. Paul's Lutheran with about 18 members and friends. After services they ate lunch at the Calumet. Don Stamp and wife were in charge of arrangements.

Cass County Linkettes St. Paul's Lutheran Calumet Don Stamp

Eisenhower Forces Demand Uncompromising Texas Delegates Seat

Sen. Frank Carlson of Kansas said Eisenhower wants all legally binding Texas delegates seated at the Republican National Convention in Chicago. He urged no compromise with Taft supporters as the national committee nears a decision on the disputed Texas delegation. Carlson, an Eisenhower adviser, stressed the importance of seating the Eisenhower delegates.

Denver Frank Carlson R-Kan Eisenhower Robert A. Taft Ohio Texas GOP Chicago Carlson Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisen

Letters to delegates reveal protest letters to Taft delegates

Hower headquarters circulates reproductions of Texan letters protesting Taft force methods in naming Taft state delegates. Carlson notes hundreds of letters flowing in and aims to show delegates the influx.

Hower G.O.P Taft Taft State of Carlson

Martin Waives Extradition In Torture Slaying Case

Warren Martin 27, ex Atlantic fender and body shop worker, waived extradition to Tennessee to face charges in the torture robbery and killing of 77 year old Albert H Roggers. Detectives report money found on Martin matches a description of Roggers daily counted cash including a $500 bill and multiple hundreds.

Warren Martin Atlantic Chattanooga Tenn Hamilton County E. H. Gant H. J. Lamb Albert H. Roggers Martin Tennessee Tennesese Reggers Roggers Ben Magill Magill

Pedestrians Favor White Attire for Night Highway Walkers

A note notes pedestrians should wear white during nighttime highway walks to enhance visibility. It urges walkers to keep to sidewalks where possible and stay alert for traffic.

Fearful Rally, Union Tension Halt Clay County Town

Manchester Kentucky braced for a United Mine Workers rally as 6 000 members gathered to press for annexation of the last non union stronghold in eastern Kentucky coal fields. Wives and children fled, 75 deputy sheriffs and police kept order, state police promised a heavy presence, while a damaged L N railroad bridge added to the town’s nerves.

Manchester Kentucky United Mine Workers of America Clay Leslie County UMW Guthrie Crowe Clay County Barbourville

Walk against traffic on the open highway

A fragment describes pedestrians moving against the flow on a highway. The readable portion suggests danger and confusion near fast moving vehicles, urging caution and awareness for drivers and walkers alike.

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