Wisconsin Willkie Primary A Test For 1944 Bid
In Wisconsin on Tuesday the Republican primary offers Wendell Willkie the first real measure of his 1944 presidential bid. A Nebraska delegate test follows on April 11 as party leaders gauge Willkie support and aim to see if 18 to 20 delegates signify a decisive victory.
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Wisconsin
Wendell L. Willkie
Nebraska
Chicago
Willkie
Thearty
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Harold E. Stassen
Douglas MacArthur
Southwest Pacific
Bricker to Open Indiana Campaign
Ohio Governor John W Bricker will launch his Indiana campaign for the Republican presidential nomination with an address to the Indianapolis Press Club on Thursday. The announcement came Saturday in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Indiana
Indianapolis Press Club
Dentists in Army Dental Units Report on Cases and Assignments
Capt. T Ward Toumey writes from England detailing his duties as head of a dental unit with stops in Scotland and Oxford University. He notes his family in Colorado and his brother in Africa, while Capt. Milton Ullman at Camp Beale discusses a complex mandible dislocation case and the career path of Iowa graduates.
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T. Ward Toumey
England
Third Avenue
Parnell
Pfc
Donald Toumey
Africa
Milton Ullman
Hospital Dental Clinic
Camp Beale
Calif
University of Iowa
Ullman
Cincinnati General Hospital
Camp
Beale
Nuremberg Bombing Death Toll Reported
A Swiss dispatch said Nuremberg was reduced to ruins by the RAF with 4,600 bodies recovered and dead estimates up to 12,600 as of Thursday night.
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New York
Nuremberg
R.A.F
First Casualty Among Linn County Doctors in World War II
Captain R. F. Mac Dougal 34 died February 24 in England. In service since September 1942 he served two years in Cedar Rapids as an obstetrician gynecologist. Yale medical graduate 1933, interned at Rochester and resident at Iowa. His wife resides in New York.
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Gazette
Leonard Field
Tenth Street
Des Moines
Navy
Field
Cedar Rapids
126Th Field Artillery
van Buren School
Robert Lee Field
Olathe
Kan
Don Kimball
California
Linn County
R. F. MacDougal
England
MacDougal
Yale University School of Medicine
Rochester
N. Y
University of Iowa
New York
Minnesota G.O.P. Names Stassen Delegation
The Minnesota state Republican convention named a 25 person delegation pledged to Lt Commander Harold E. Stassen to attend the national GOP convention in Chicago on June 26. The delegation was stated to be committed to Stassen.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
G.O.P
Chicago
Stassen
Aggressive Price Control Favored By Farm Bureaus
CHICAGO AP The American Farm Bureau Federation urges strict price control mandates and a centralized food administrator in the agriculture department. Five major farm groups plan Sunday talks to draft recommendations for the GOP convention while a Republican sub committee meets Monday and Tuesday. Subside and rollback disputes loom as views diverge between the Farmers Union and other farm organizations.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Acheve
Congress
Federation
Republican Sub-Committee On Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
GOP
National Farmers Union
National Council of Farmer Tires
National Grange
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
Farm Bureau Federation
Republican
Farmers Union
Ida E Read Rites Planned in Clarence Church
Special to The Gazette Ida E Read prominent in Clarence church and club work dies in Denver Colo at home of son Norris Funeral services set for 3 p m Sunday at Methodist church burial in Clarence cemetery Surviving are three sons Norris Denver Maurice Minneapolis and George Scott s Bluff Neb
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Ida E. Read
Denver
Colo
Norris
Maurice
Minneapolis
George
Scott’s Bluff
Neb
Clarence Cemetery
Goose feather motors intrigue 12000 muscles
A report explains that a goose wing uses about twelve thousand muscles to move each feather. The study highlights intricate control guiding flight and maneuverability in waterfowl anatomy.
Cedar Rapids doctors join the service amid wartime expansion
Captains Pitlik Burney and Hasek relocate to military posts, joining Lt Ernest W. Anderson. Each is a University of Iowa trained dentist or dental surgeon, with Cedar Rapids ties. They join camps in Minnesota and Seattle as the city’s medical staff pivots to wartime needs.
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Ernest W. Anderson
U.S.N
Eighteenth Street
San Diego
Anderson
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Nine Flyers Killed in Oklahoma Bomber Collision
In Liberal Kansas nine airmen were killed when two Liberator bombers collided and crashed near Laverne Oklahoma on Friday. No Jowans were among the victims.
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Liberal
Kan
Laverne
Okla
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New Spring
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Mt. Vernon
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Little Falls
Minn
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Camp Savage
University of
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Shattuck Military School
Faribault
Paul W. Burney
Letterman General Hospital
San Francisco
Burney
V. O. Hasek
Naval Base Hospital
Seattle, Wash
Hasek
Emma Z. Hasek
O Avenue NW
Ondre
Margaret Ann
William Clyde
St. Hasek
Seattle
Hill's
Scott
Crisco
Carter
Resaurees
Poona
Upjohn
Unicap
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Jordan
Perfex
Swift
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Ieee
Jergen
China
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First St. SW
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