Duro Estate Case Returns To Court In Contempt Action
Des Moines march 3 AP the estate of the late John Hueber Duro coal dealer was back in court as Evelyn Duro Addison ordered to appear march 12 for contempt of court hearing. Louise Duro Shaw claims Addison holds 30205740 belonging to the estate and failed to turn over papers to Shaw, current administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John Hueber Duro
Evelyn Duro Addison
Lou Ladd
Louise Duro Shaw
Atlantic
Duro
Addison
Florida
District Court
Shaw
Supreme
Notice of Administrator for Walter T. Bopp Estate
In Cass County Iowa probate court case No 6364 the lander signed is appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Walter T. Bopp deceased. Creditors and claimants are to present claims as required by law. Dated March 2 1945, C M Skipton Administrator. Mary Helen Arnold guest of her parents Carl and Mrs Arnold at Ottumwa Heights College continues to be on the honor roll.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Cass County
Walter T. Bopp
A. D
Camebriand
Mary Helen Arnold
Ottumwa Heights College
Carl Arnold
Mary Helen
District Meeting and Local Notes in Atlantic
Atlantic district highway patrolmen met today with Sgt. Lloyd Meyer. The issue introduces Indian Stones serial by Phillip Wylie. The Hopley estate at 1302 Chestnut sold to Dan Murray. Mrs Dykstra and son visit Atlantic. Charter list includes S Howard Rudolph and others. Ray Hillyard seen en route to Milwaukee then Colorado. Miss Jean Wilburn elected to Pi Gamma Mu at Coe College. Capt Addison P. Clark promoted to major. Paper salvage drive yields five loads. Lions Club dinner noted. Lt Milo Mumgaard on 10 day leave with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Jean Wilburn
R. E. Wilburn
Atlantic
Zeta Chapter
Pi Gamma Mu
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Miss Wilburn
Coe
Families, Military Moves, and Weather Facts from Atlantic
Notices report Lt Mumgaard’s air crossings and Nashville trip, Pfc Thomas Miller Sarah visiting Atlantic and Avoca en route to Ft George Meade, Mrs Ivan Ray’s San Diego return and award, and loan and reporting updates for local farmers. Weather outlook predicts warmer, cloudy, with rain or snow. highs near 26, lows from five above to 15 above across Iowa.
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Pfc
Thomas Miller
Sarah
Camp Gordon
Atlantic
Avoca
Ft. George Meade
Marian Miller
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Burlington
Sioux City
Towa
Spanish American Dishes Arroces and Paella Varieties
Arroz con pollo remains the most familiar Spanish American dish in the United States a savory mix of steaming brown rice chicken and peppers. The addition of diced fish clams oysters sausage beef lobster peas and beans yields paella.
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United States
Properly Drying Slip Covers for Better Fit
To reduce deep wrinkles shake out slip covers vigorously and hang them on two parallel clotheslines with the back pinned to one line and the front of the seat to the other. While damp, iron only the flounces then pull the cover over the chair. Ironing the back and seat is unnecessary.
Drive Slow Near Children On Highway
A brief urgent notice urges drivers to reduce speed when children are nearby and to be prepared to stop instantly to prevent injuries or fatalities on roadways. It presses for vigilant driving and awareness where kids may be present near highways.
Chapultepec Pact Shapes Hemispheric Peace Reset
Mexico City reports the inter-American conference approved the Act of Chapultepec to guarantee territorial integrity and independence of all American republics. The pact, amended by the United States from Colombia Uruguay and Brazil’s proposal, requires joint action against aggressions in the hemisphere and against invasions from overseas. It marks a historic, far reaching step toward security and foreshadows norms for the San Francisco United Nations conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
United States
Colombia
Uruguay
Brazil
Commission On inter-American Affairs
San Francisco
Nazis Blow Most Bridges Krefeld Captured Intact
About 160000 civilians remained in Krefeld on Thursday but 40000 fled with the burgomaster lord mayor and Nazi chiefs as approaching guns neared. U S forces began yesterday afternoon cutting Berlin communications but Krefeld kept lights water and food available today.
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Krefeld
U. S
Berlin
WLB Holds Ace in War Plant Strikes
Washington reports the War Labor Board moves to end production crippling strikes at twelve Detroit war plants. The board convened management spokesmen and CIO United Automobile Workers leaders to win 24,484 Chrysler workers back to jobs and 10,750 Briggs workers idle. If talks fail by early next week a seizure recommendation to the White House seems likely. WLB Chairman Davis calls the strike direct interference with the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Labor Board
Detroit
WLB
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Chrysler Corporation
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Detroit Arsenal
White House
William H. Davis
Notice to request extra copies of The Newe Telegraph
Those who desire additional copies of The Newe-Telegraph should notify the office in advance to prevent exhausting the supply.
Denison Pastor to Open U. L. Term March 11
The University of Life spring term begins March 11 at the First Presbyterian church and runs to April 29. Convocation speaker is Rev. William L. Tillman of Denison, a former University of Illinois athlete. Courses cover high school and post grade levels with leaders Karl Gaylord, L D Thomas, H M Boorman, Harlow Smith, and Glen Jones.
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University of Life
First Presbyterian Church
Morria L. Hamilton
William L. Tillman
Denison
University of Illinois
Karl Gaylord
Rev
L. D. Thomas
H. M. Boorman
Harlow Smith
Glen Jones
SICK AND INJURED At the Hospital
Reports from several towns describe hospital visits and illnesses. Mrs. Verle Graybill of Anta was moved to Atlantic hospital for treatment, while Mrs. Lloyd Warren of Davenport had surgery. Mrs. Hans Christensen of Maine and Mrs. Edward Esier with daughter Kathleen Ann were also mentioned with hospital stays or discharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verle Graybill
Anta
Adair Hospital
Atlantic Hospital
Lloyd Warren
Davenport
Hans Christensen
Maine
Edward Esier
Kathleen Ann
Extra
Surgery and illness roundup at Carroll and Des Moines hospitals
Extra-Wyman Harvey undergoes cataract removal at Carroll Hospital with his daughter Mrs Robert Mullenger present. Richard Allen, son of Clyde Petersen, sustains severe hand wound from an axe this week requiring stitches. Mary Engle, living with sister Mrs Anna Schwarzing, ill but improving. George Fitch, a Des Moines Veterans Hospital patient, returns to town healthier. Elmer Hansen of Denver, daughter of Wesley Donaldson, undergoing major surgery at Presbyterian Hospital. Donaldsons in Denver tending daughter and children.
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Wyman Harvey
Carroll Hospital
Robert Mullenger
Carroll
Richard Allen
Clyde Petersen
Mary Engle
Anna Schwarzing
George Fitch
Des Moines Veterans Hospital
Elmer Hansen
Denver
Wesley Donaldson
Extra
Presbyterian Hospital
Railroad Time Cards Rock Island Schedule
Eastbound times for Rock Island trains include No 8 Rocket at 1 17 a m No 22 Local at 10 03 a m No 14 Flyer with no stops between Atlantic and West Des Moines Westbound trains list No 283 Flyer at 6 50 a m No 5 Local at 10 30 a m No 7 Rocket at 9 25 p m Audubon Branch Timetable shows Atlantic departures 10 45 a m and arrivals 8 00 p m Overland Greyhound Line schedule lists Eastbound and Westbound departures from Depot Park Hotel with times 4 22 a m 8 05 a m 10 42 a m 8 43 a m 2 13 p m 11 50 a m 6 42 p m 3 00 p m 11 57 p m 2 10 30 p m
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Atlantic
Weat Des Moines
Audubus
Overland Greyhound Line
Park
Funeral Rites At Audubon Sunday For Small Boy
Funeral services for sixteen month old John Raymond Savage will be held Sunday at 2:30 PM at the McFadden funeral home Audubon with Rev C H Orr in charge Burial will be in Arlington Heights cemetery Audubon He is survived by his parents Carl and Mary Kester Savage a brother Paul grandparents Mr and Mrs Raymond Kester of Audubon and Mr and Mrs W A Savage of Fontanelle A sister Louise Annette died in infancy
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Audubon
John Raymond Savage
Carl
Mary Kester Savage
Upland
Neb
Holdrege
McFadden
C. H. Orr
Arlington Heights
John Raymond
Paul
Raymond Kester
W. A. Savage
Fontanelle
Louise Annette
Inclement Weather Dampens Atlantic Choral Concert Attendance
Due to bad weather the Atlantic high school choral concert drew only fair crowds. Clay ton V. Hathaway directed an outstanding program as the vocal music department prepares for spring state contests. Ensemble members plan to attend festivals in Creston and the state finals in late April. Hathaway received a watch band from pupils in appreciation.
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Atlantic High School
Clayton V. Hathaway
Creston
Hathaway
Births It s a Girl At Atlantic Hospital
A daughter, weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Auerbach of 807 Chestnut Street this morning at 4 40 at Atlantic hospital.
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William Auerbach
Chestnut Street
The
Atlantic Hospital
It Paya te Spray Careful Cost and Profit Notes
Cost and production records show net profits from spraying ranging roughly from 650 to 400 dollars per acre. This summary highlights price per acre figures and profitability trends observed in the records.
Burmese Literacy Rates Among Men and Women
Burmese literacy stands at sixty one percent for men and seventeen percent for women in the latest figures. The disparity highlights gender gaps in education and access to schooling across the country.
Lewis Challenges Operators Claims On Contract Costs
Washington reports John L. Lewis disputed bituminous operators' claim that his wage demands would cost the industry 400 million dollars yearly. He aims to rebut figures given by Charles O Neill head of the central Pennsylvania soft coal producers group. O Neill said Lewis eighteen demands would raise costs more than 65 cents a ton and called the proposals full of fringes as a Hawaiian dancer's skirt, noting fringe demands are secondary to the Little Steel wage formula.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Charles O'Neill
Central Pennsylvania Soft Coal Producers’ Group
United Mine Workers
O'Neill
War Labor Board
Funeral Notices Mrs Nels Hansen
Funeral services for Mrs. Nels Hansen were held at Peace Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev. Theo Thomas officiating and burial in Walnut Cemetery. Born July 27, 1894 near Copenhagen she came to the United States at 18, married Nels L. Hansen in Minneapolis in 1914, moved to Walnut in 1917 and later ran a Walnut cafe. She is survived by her husband and five children Dagny Kuhr Evelyn Walls Edna Hansen Harold Hansen and Alice Hansen.
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Walnut
Nels Hansen
Peace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Theo. Thomas
Discarded Cigs Declared Unfit for Humans in KC Report
Kansas City dispatch reports army spokesman Capt. W. H. Waugh stating thousands of cigarettes from old K-ration kits are unfit for human consumption. Returned from Alcan highway work and Aleutian islands, about 95 percent of field ration kit items are fit for consumption and sent back to the contractor.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Alcan Highway
Aleutian Islands
W. H. Waugh
County Legion and Auxiliary Meet Tuesday in Cass
District and state officers of the Legion and Auxiliary attend the Cass County meeting at the Legion Memorial building next Tuesday at 8 pm. Sheriff Harry Jordan notes plans for the district conference in Atlantic. Attendees include John Ellison Malvern district commander, Mrs Earl Chambers Shenandoah district auxiliary president, and Mrs Leo Laird Rockwell City state auxiliary chair. County units will provide entertainment after the business session. Mrs Leo Talbott Griswold serves as Cass Auxiliary president.
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Legion and Auxiliary
Casa County Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Memorial
Harry Jordan
Atlantic
John Ellison
Malvern
Leo Talbott of
Griswold
Cass
Farnham Son Wounded in Action Returns for Hospitalization
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farnham of Audubon report their son Leonard Farnham was wounded in action and returned to the United States for hospital treatment in Miami Florida. He underwent skin graft operations, used crutches, and has been awarded the Purple Heart. a furlough home is expected soon.
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Audubon
Frank Farnham
Leonard
Miami
Fla
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C. M. Skipton
Atlantic District
Lloyd Meyer
Indian Stones
Phillip Wylie
News- Telegraph
Hopley
W. R. Joncas
Dan Murray
R. A. Dykstra
Thomas Allan
St. Louis
A. M. Trainer
Maple Street
Atlantic Amvets Post
Cpl. S. Howard Rudolph
Ensign Charles Rudolph
Roger Ranger
Lyman Longstreth
Ray Hillyard
News-Telegraph
Milwaukee
Colorado
Addison P. Clark
C. G. Clark
West Tenth Street
Luzon
Clark
Army
University of Iowa School of Dentistry
Carl Cardio
Levine Salvage Company
Milo L. Mumgaard
Otto W. Pagel
Pagel Grocery
Farmers Auction Co
Italy
133Rd
5Th
New York
Belfast
Ireland
Europe
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
Frank Miles
IDPA
Chris Mumgaard
Anita
Wilbert Hoegh
Locust Street
Nashville
Tenn
Mumgaard
Transport Command
India
California
Ivan Ray
San Diego
Cal
H. J. Spies
Chris Ray
William L. Owens
Greenfield
Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Office
County Farm Bureau
AAA
Mr. Owens
Grace Irene Goodwin
Ralph Goodwin
Linnstreet
Red Croes
Camp Carson
Colo
Miss Goodwin
Jennie Edmundson Hospital School of Nursing
Council Bluffs
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mexico
Hemisphere
Denison Pastor
U. OF L
Im Dee Meines Hospital
Kathrine Burkhardt
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Anna
Cumberland People
Cumberland
Dave Ross
Methodist Hospital
George Bootjer
Hert
Sarah A. Stacey
Guthrie Center
Stacey
Roy Stacey
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Aniat
Gary Smither
Claude Smither
Nora Cleaver
Diane Buttolph
L. D
Hap) Buttolph
Danny
Rock Island
Small Boy
Mrs
County Legion and Auxiliary Meeting
Eters
Irving Beecher
Fred Eeete Tome
Mable’s
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