Atlantic Chamber of Commerce reports progress and success
The Atlantic Chamber of Commerce outlined progress across committees including Lewis Lake park development 4 H fair facilities and airport improvements. Reports cited a $20 000 year total in activity strong finances and plans for holiday decorations and street signs while praising leadership of President Don Cornelison and the board.
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Lewis Lake
Paul Marshall
Lewis
Wilbur Hinke
Atlantic
Agricultural Committee
Everett Kellaway
Commorer
Don Lavery
Fisng Field
Glen McFarlane
Joe Pogge
Rex Moorman
CC D Emmett
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Chamber of Commerce
Don Cornelison
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A poetic piece describes Detective Trouble as a figure who seeks courage and truth. He exposes falsehoods by testing characters and offering tough lessons, leaving stout-hearted individuals to face consequences and stay true to themselves.
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Edgar A. Guest
Troulle
Detective Troubie
Jerit
Trouble
The Ones Who'll Do Their Best By Edgar A Guest
A short verse by Edgar A Guest praising those who strive to do right and leave the wrongdoers to the police for arrest, emphasizing personal integrity and lawful justice.
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Edgar A. Guest
Butcher Carves Own Appendantomy While Preparing Veal
Raleigh report shares how John C. Sykes a 25 year old butcher injured himself with a 2 inch knife while slicing meat. He pulled free the blade and discovered it had damaged his appendix leading to its removal at Rex hospital. He adds a lighthearted note about road signs urging cautious driving.
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Raleigh
Laletech
John ¢. Sykes
Rex Hospital
Sykes
Atlantic News-Telegraph Ad Rates and Publication Details
The notice lists publication data for the Atlantic News-Telegraph including editor F D Simpson and contact numbers, registration with postal service dating from 1912, and subscription rates by region and duration with several price variants. It reflects a traditional newspaper billing and distribution schedule for Cass County and adjacent areas.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Navy Admits Pressure as Lewis Feud Unfolds in Coal Strike
Washington column summarizes friction around the coal strike with John L. Lewis, his aide John Owens, and Joseph Moody amid Navy Undersecretary Kimball’s off the record naval meeting. It notes Admiral Radford and Admiral Bogan, a push for budget cuts, and a silent treatment from the officers. It also flags Capitol debates on the Maritime Commission and a Nehru visit fallout.
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Lewis
Navy
Kimball
Rep
Hardy
Maritime Commission
Washinton
Washington
John Owens
Southern Coat Opera Cors
Owens
Joseph Moody
Southern Coal Producers
Moody
Dan Kimball
Montermey
Calif
Arthur Radford
Gerald F. Bogan
Kendall
Kimlall
Truman
Louis Johnson
Admiral Bogan
Admiral Radford
Pains In Copy Produce Delayed Oakland Dispatch
Oakland report from Mrs. W. N. Spencer, the paper's Oakland correspondent, got trapped under a refrigerator while reaching for news. She spent two hours signaling for help with whistling, screaming, pounding, and prayer before her husband Mr. Spencer freed her upon returning home.
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Oakland
Council Bluffs
W. N. Spencer
Spencer
Citizen’s State Bank
Iowa Doctor and Wife Die in Collision Near Estherville
Dr James B Knipe 68 of Armstrong and his wife died in a two-vehicle crash on a wet Highway 17 south of Estherville. The truck driver Mike Frohling of Curlew Iowa may have been en route to Sioux Falls. Dr Knipe was a longtime Armstrong physician and county Republican figure.
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Estherville
James B. Knipe
Armstrong
Highway 17
Knipes
Spencer
Mike Frohling
Cur Jew
Sioux Falls
D. Frohling
Knipe
The Dignity of Courts and Civic Discourse
A 1949 King Features column laments courtroom impropriety and hostile political campaigns. It condemns lawyers for contemptuous conduct in the Communist trial, urges reform of judicial procedure, and calls for dignity, civility, and responsible public life amid rising partisan tempers.
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Supreme Court of
United States
Harold Medina
Bar
New York State
John Foster Dulles
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Fresh Water for Hogs Urges Clean Hogs Water
Advice warns hog keepers to provide fresh clean water and avoid stagnant pools mud wallows or dirty troughs. It cautions against driving after drinking and emphasizes disease prevention through proper hydration.
Milk sales: high share of whole milk in 1948 output
Seventy eight percent of U S dairy output in 1948 was sold as whole milk, versus 57 percent a decade earlier. A related note suggests choosing clothes with minimal footwear color changes to avoid luggage overload.
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U.S
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