Undersea craft sighted on east and west coasts
Reported sightings describe Nazi U boats stopping Boston fishing boats off George s banks and near Cape Cod while exchanging rum and brandy for fish. President Roosevelt said foreign submarines have been seen in north Atlantic and north Pacific waters amid a brief wartime incident involving the destroyer Leary.
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Local News Briefs From Atlantic Area 1930s
Local items report Carl Hoffman returning from Cedar Rapids, A G Weaver visiting Atlantic as an Atlantic caller from Grant, and visiting families for Yom Kippur. Bill Bennett plans a month long western vacation to Denver Boulder and Pinedale. Lyman Worthington attended a Des Moines hatchery meeting. Fart Garrett takes 39 farmers to Winona Minnesota to tour Watkins plant and return next day. Mrs W C Van Ness arrives from Fayette for a visit with her daughter and Dr H C Van Ness of Boone accompanies. Pumpkin pack at Atlantic Canning runs near normal with forty workers for 100 more days. P W Burrows and daughter Helen stay overnight en route to Los Angeles. Ferdinand Paulsen announces a farm auction Sept 28 farm stock machinery to be sold seven miles NW of Atlantic. Between halves entertainment planned at Atlantic Villisca game with Company K drill and new scoreboard. Jerry Sutton to describe the game over the amplified system. William Gaskill Mabel Bocies and son Jack visit Mollie Landrum in Atlantic before heading to Avoca.
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Trojan Stadium
Company K
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Jerry Sutton
Gaskill Brother Death Prompted Omaha Visit
Mr Gaskill was called here by the death of his brother Solomon EF Gaskill in Omaha Sunday evening.
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Solomon EF. Gaskill
Omaha
Chadwick urges American arms for Americans
Stephen F. Chadwick national commander of the American Legion urged strict American neutrality and retention of the arms embargo as the Legion opened its twenty first annual national convention in Chicago. He said munitions should arm this country, not foreign nations, amid calls to revise the neutrality act.
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Doctors hear talk by Carroll man at Cass County meeting
Dr Walter Anneberg of Carroll spoke on The Treatment of Pneumonia with Sulfo Pyridine to the Cass County Medical society at its monthly gathering in the Cameo room of Hotel Whitney. The event included dinner with visitors from Adair county.
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Carroll
Cass County Medical Society
Cameo
Hotel Whitney
Adair County
Elliott Rites Held for Richard Rawlings at Church of Christ
Funeral services were conducted Thursday at 2 PM in Elliott Iowa for Richard Rawlings 60 who died September 15 after three months in Clarinda hospital Born in Cornwall England March 7 1870 he married Minnie Thomas in Red Oak in 1900 she died 1845 then married Minnie Booth of Corning He leaves five daughters and one son plus three brothers in Nebraska Iowa and Elliott The Rev William Lee led the service with interment to follow Be present were relatives including the widow and distant kin.
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Mary Rawlings
Minnie Thomas
Red Oak
Minnie Booth
Corning
Mabel Strattler
Thelma Greeley
Grace Greeley
Ragallop
Wash
Rawlins
Gladys Maines
Redlands
Cal
Albert Rudig
Wiota
Glen
Local Family Visitors and Community News
Mr and Mrs Guy Weaver from Huntington Park California are guests of Mrs Weavers parents Mr and Mrs F C Jones in Lewis Iowa Mrs Elmer Krohn returns from Wisconsin trip John Pont and Mrs Mary Pul are mentioned in local notes and arrivals
Weekend Visit Stirs Activities Around Shenandoah Homes
Ley spent the weekend at the Martin Pulley home in Shenandoah. Donald Smith and his son from Oregon visited Mr. Smith and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Smith, as they travel enroute to the New York World's Fair. Notary service 28 cents at The News-Telegraph.
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D. Smith
News-Telegraph
Hospital News Briefs From Massena and Belgrade
Carolyn Joyce, daughter of Harold Joyce near the city, was discharged this morning from Atlantic hospital. Mrs. Harry Brower of Massena was admitted Thursday evening as a medical patient. Miss Hattie Hostetter, ill with diabetes and heart trouble at her sister's, Mrs. C. M. Baxter, improved today and regained full consciousness. Lee Carl, a Belgrade hospital patient for 11 weeks after a tractor fall, plans to visit his sister Mrs. Ray Garside this weekend. the Garsides will escort him from Belgrade.
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Harold Joyce
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Massena
Hattie Hostetter
C. M. Baxter
Lee Carl
Belgrade
Minn
Ray Garside
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