Allies Halt 2 Jap Units in Burma Fight
New Delhi AP reports fierce fighting in Burma east of Kohima as Allied forces halt two Japanese efforts to reach the Tiddim road and Imphal area. A separate thrust toward Imphal from the Chindwin river area was stopped. Farther south on the Arakan front, only minor patrol activity was noted near Buthedaung.
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New Delhi
Kohima
India
Tiddim Road
Imphal
Burma
Chindwin River
Chin Hills
Arakan
Buthedaung
Cedar Rapids Gazette Establishment and Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, founded by The Gazette Company, is published daily and Sunday at 600 3rd Ave BE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It dates back to 1288 and entered as second class matter June 18 1932. Subscription rates vary by delivery method and region.
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The
Gazette Company
3Rd Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News Service
Allied detachments claim raids disrupt Japanese in Burma
Allied forces report casualties inflicted on infiltrating units and claim the British 25th division withdrew from Maungdaw and Buthedaung on the Arakan front though lacking Allied confirmation. Glider-borne commandos cut all north south links to Myitkyina and crushed airstrip efforts. American fighters destroyed 12 Japanese planes. Air units bombed Arakan Kaladan Mayu areas, sinking over 70 river craft and wounding more. Indaw ammunition dump reported nearly wiped out with fires and explosions.
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Tokyo
Maungdaw
Buthedaung
Arakan
Myitkyina
Burma
Kaladan
Mayu
Air Commando
Indaw
Irrawaddy River
Two C. R. Men on Army Missing List
The War Department released a list naming 568 U S soldiers missing in action across Central Pacific Europe and the Mediterranean. Included are Mediterranean area entries from Iowa Cedar Rapids with Second Lt Jack D Kazebeer and Pfc Mike S Palumbo listed as missing. both previously reported by The Gazette.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Central Pacific
Iowa
Kazebeer
Jack D.— Rosetta M. Kazebeer
Tenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Palumbo
Mike S
John Palumbo
K Street
Gazette
Red accusations fly over Mongolian border tensions
The Mos Cow radio accuses Chinese troops from Sinkiang of invading Mongolian territory at the end of 1943. Soviet and Mongolian authorities warn Moscow must aid Mongolia under a 1936 treaty if violations recur. Sinkiang evacuations and clashes with Mongolian forces follow the alleged border violations.
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New York
INS
Moscow Radio
Sinkiang Province
Russian Turkestan
Mongolia
Altai Mountains
Sinkiang
Chiang Kai-shek
Chungking
Commando Raid On German Isle Off Split Reported
The Algiers radio said American and British commandos with aircraft and warships conducted a successful raid on Solta island near Split. Commandos landed under cover of darkness and at dawn planes bombed and destroyed installations including the radio station.
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London
INS
Algiers
Solta
Split
Radio 1 Information Please Dr J Q Switch Tonight
Radio 1 schedules a switch time for Information Please and Dr J Q tonight. Program changes affect evening listening as hosts swap segments and time slots across the lineup.
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Dr. J. Q
Radio Schedule Moves and Guest Lineups Highlight Monday
Veteran quiz shows Information Please and Dr I Q switch NBC and WHO slots Monday. Information Please runs 8 30 to 9 with guests Sgt Marion Hargrove and Russel Crouse. Dr I Q runs 9 30 to 10. John Kieran and Franklin P Adams appear on the regular panel.
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Dr. I. Q
NBC
WHO
Sgt
Marion Hargrove
Hargrove
Russel Crouse
John Kieran
Franklin P. Adams
Clifton Fadiman
Jimmy McClain
Dallas
Neighborly Circle Boosts KXEL Morning Slot
KXEL moves Neighborly Circle to air a half hour earlier in the 5 am daily slot. Singer Jack Berch and the Three Suns shift to Mutual network and WGN Mondays through Fridays at 12 15 p.m. expanding their radio reach.
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Edward G. Robinson
Marguerite Chapman
Dennis O’keefe
Radio Theater
CBS
WMT
Ginny Simms
Dick Powell
Jack Oakie
Screen Guild Players
KXEL
Jack Berch
the Three Suns
Mutual
WGN
Day by Day Radio Schedule Pages 1944
A dense hour by hour listing for April 4 1944 shows broadcast slots across stations WMT WMAQ WHB WHO WGN KXEL and more. It lists programs including News Hour Dr I Q and Treasury Lone with many live performances and soap operas such as Vigilant Lady and Kitty Foyle, reflecting a wartime daily lineup.
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Cliff de Hele
WMT
WGN
Dr. Bradley
Exel Rangers
Ed Sullivan
Holler
EXEL
Kaltenborn
Sizin
Neil
Oursler Exel
Luman Ab
Gay Nivell
Holmes Exel
Theate
Heatte
KXEL
Bob Ripley
Paul Wincie
Percy Faith
Aerern Guild
Ewing
D. Courtney
I. Q
Biondle
B. Drummone
Fred Waring
New
Lewis
WGN Chicago
WMT Symphonette
WGN L. Diamond
Jerry
WMT Melodiera
Grant
Jack Serch
Shelley
Owen Cowboys
WGN R. Ginsburgh
Finchville
Kerrigan
WHO
Guiding Light
Deacon
1540 Club
Joyce Jordan
Eagle Club
Malone
Broadcast Schedule Fragments From 145 P.M. Hour
A fragmented list of radio programs and host names across stations WMT WGN KXEL WXEL EXEL and others with show timings from 2 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. including musical programs drama features news and miscellaneous segments. The OCR yields a dense lineup with titles and hosts such as Mary Marlin Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jane and Edin Hill.
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Bedlam
WMT
Ann
Mary Miles
WGN
Good Morning
Vio Lindlohr
Allen Roth
F. Voelker
Wishing Well
A.m
Lora Lawton
KXEL
Yessad Bods
Usba
Horizon
Martyn
David Harum
Jenny
Judy
Jane
Kate Smith
Carter
Jane Foster
Wonder Varley
Ann Kxel
P Painter
Helen Trent
Johnny Betts
Holbr
Mary Marlin
Ma Perkins
WXEL
Life
John Betts
Pam
Jani
Wendell Hall
Hiseins
Kxel Ia
Stella Dallas
John Neblet
Lorenzo Jane
Goldberga
Jan
Bill
L. Murray O
WGN Music Mart
Sea Hound
Pg. Farrell
Dick Tracy
WHO
Superman iWews
KMXEL
Terry
Pirates
Edwin Hill
Carter Exel
Bugar Cree
Two Vote Bonus For F R States
Washington IN S says Democratic National Committee chair Robert E Hannegan announced a resolution creating a two vote bonus for states that cast their 1940 Roosevelt votes. Delegates total 1 176 this year up from 1 100 in 1940. War transport limits and crowded hotels limit voting split to two ways one half and one full vote instead of one third to one sixth.
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Washington
INS
Robert E. Hannegan
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
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Mxel
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King’s Men
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Rebner
Ken Darby
Nelgabor
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Bradley
Henson
WGN Safety
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