02 Nov 1949
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1949
Page
1
The fragmentary text references an event or room context with coal and ther, but the readable facts are minimal and unclear about participants, place, or outcome. No concrete names, dates, or organizations are established in the surviving lines.
The Raleigh-like commentary notes Edison ousted from Navy post amid Fleet animosities. It cites Charley Edison beating a naval race and the Democratic tilt while leaders clash about destroyers and reforms. Pearl Harbor era intrigue colors the column with power shifts.
Audubon marks a church rededication led by J C Keith as we list committee members and participants including Mie Mi Peterson Robert Orr Jeon Loresta facies and local residents. The event features Ralph Mrs LL Mantz Mines Fadden Davis and others in attendance with a focus on community heritage and service.
The report outlines an upcoming court session at Audubon with Judge and attorney assignments listed. It names several officials and attorneys including Arts St, Dougin, Peay, Herbert, Catron, Woodes, Deetson, Sneed, Cisfield, and Maxwell, plus an appointment for Adair and a published docket indicating a public proceeding and related administrative actions.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph announces publication evenings except Sunday with editor F. PD. Simpson and office contacts. It lists subscription rates by carrier, prices for town and country delivery, and mentions associations and membership notes.
Fragments describe the annual Iowa State Education Association convention in Des Moines with mentions of speakers and officials. Names across education and politics surface, including Baye Wa tyne and St. Louis board of education figures.
A fragmentary editorial-like piece argues that World War III is inevitable absent decisive action by Western powers. It blames past conferences such as Yalta, the Soviet atom bomb, and internal Western dissension for eroding American advantage. The text calls for immense preparedness and signals that survival, not welfare, is the ruling concern.
Coryell Bell, 28, of Atlantic, was charged Tuesday in district court with a second drunken driving offense. Police arrested him Sunday near Thirty sixth Street and Broadway in Council Bluffs. Bell has a previous drunken driving conviction in this jurisdiction.
The offer states that any rents already paid will be deducted from the final purchase price if you decide to buy. This clause frames a credit against the agreed amount, affecting the overall cost of the transaction.
A brief public safety notice urges drivers to slow down at dusk to reduce the risk of accidents and save lives. It emphasizes vigilance as daylight fades and people share the road.
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