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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1944

Page

4

Police School Trains Cedar Rapids Officers In Modern Tactics

Cedar Rapids Police Chief Thomas J. Condon organized a March post graduate course for peace officers. FBI agents Kelley and Fletcher led demonstrations on firearms and defense, with local attorneys and a newspaper editor among instructors. A fingerprinting and evidence course is planned for April, and a permanent FBI linked instructor may join after the program.

Federal Bureau of Investigation Thomas J. Condon FBI National Police Academy Washington, DC Condon Iowa Clarence M. Kelley Quantico E. R. Fletcher University of Wichita Cedar Rapids R. S. Milner G. K. Thompson Carl] Hendrickson Harry Boyd The Gazette Kelley Fletcher Bureau James J. Quigley D. W. Pitcher Hendrickson J. Edgar Hoover Stanley Davis

Czechs Seek Allied Restored Czech Administration

The exiled Czech government announced it was negotiating with the Soviet British and United States governments for restoration of Czech administration in liberated territory. It plans to send a delegation to assume tasks alongside Allied forces once the military situation allows.

London United States Italy Prague

Americans to dig up 141 pounds scrap per person in 1944

Washington officials say the United States must average 141 pounds of iron and steel scrap per person in 1944 to sustain wartime production. Walter A. Janssen, head of the metals and minerals unit, warned in a Saturday statement.

Washington Walter A. Janssen Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce

Murder Charge in Starvation Death Case

In San Francisco a murder charge was filed against Louise Flack 28 after her crippled daughter Delores 8 died alone in a basement flat. Coroner Kingston investigates whether Delores was kept drugged or given an overdose of sleeping potion as the case unfolds.

San Francisco INS Louise Flack Delores John J. Kingston Dr. Kingston

Discovery of near-empty bottle tied to infant found dying

An almost empty bottle of elixir of phenol barbitol was found near the crib where a child, severely underweight at about 15 pounds, was discovered on Wednesday.

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Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details

The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company and published daily and Sunday at 3rd Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It is registered as second class matter June 18 19 at the post office at a Rarid Iown under the Act of March 3 1879.

The Gazette Company 3Rd Ave Cedar Rapids Lowa

Executives Club Meeting Postponed for Easter Week Programs

The Cedar Rapids Executives club postponed its April 6 meeting due to Easter week programs in city churches. President Robert M. Hutchins of the University of Chicago was to speak and will appear later, likely in the fall. The board will meet soon to revise the season’s plans.

Cedar Rapids Executives Club O. A. Kearney Robert M. Hutchins University of Chicago Executives Club Board of Directors

Knox reports fifty carriers in Pacific

Navy Secretary Knox said American forces move freely in the Pacific and more than 50 aircraft carriers are operating there. He stated the United States has taken the initiative, will go where it pleases, and dares the enemy to engage. He added an offensive submarine campaign has targeted Japanese airpower with constructive blows.

Chicago Navy Knox Pacific

U S Chemists Find Secret of Nazi Drug

U S chemists have succeeded in manufacturing neostibosan a drug used to combat black fever and tropical bubo which Germany produced before the war The Winthrop Chemical company announced the drug described as an extremely complex ethylsubamine pentavalent antimony compound was being made on a scale to meet armed forces needs Dr A E Sherndal company vice president led the effort with only a general description of the drug

Rensselaer N. Y Germany Winthrop Chemical Company A. E. Sherndal

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