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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1944

Page

13

Preparing Site for Cedar Rapids War Worker Trailers

Ground preparation on a nine and one third acre site across from Collins Radio advances with 15 Hagstrom Construction workers laying roads and trailer pads, building a field office and sewer line. The project, worth 53247 dollars, will house 60 single and 40 double trailers for war plant workers. Hagstrom expects completion in 30 days with headquarters planned in Iowa City.

Cedar Rapids Thirty-second Street Collins Radio Company J. P. Hagstrom Construction Company St. Paul J. P. Hagstrom Hagstrom Iowa City

Broadway with Walter Winchell Wisdom tribute in verse and quotes

A collage of verse and late 1930s anecdotes recounts Winchell era style reflections on love time and memory. It interleaves lyric fragments with Cold War era rumor like lines about Wayne Lonergan draft boards and public figures. The piece weaves cultural snapshots and a Roosevelt anecdote with quoted quips and press banter.

Article by Hamilton Fish on future of Republican party

The mag published Fish's piece on the GOP's future with Fish paid $600. Dies freed Viereck from a subpoena but said he would question him on return. Viereck was never before the committee, yet he was a leading subversive under scrutiny by Dickstein and McCormack. Dies wrote four more pieces in 1940, totaling about $4,000, titled More Snakes Than I Can Kill, naming many figures but omitting Viereck.

Mag Hamilton Fish Republican Party Fish Dies Viereck Dickstein Pelley Deatherage

Superior Court Reports 1943 Fiscal Year Revenue

The Superior Court reported $23 519 collected for the 1943 fiscal year with breakdowns including $18 845 50 in fines $4 092 50 in court fees $420 65 in marshal fees $146 75 for meals to prisoners and $14 40 in witness fees The March report showed $1 709 90 collected month with $1 286 in fines $384 in court fees $43 35 in marshal fees $14 75 for meals to prisoners and $1 80 in witness fees The figures were submitted to the city council at its final meeting of the year.

Superior Court

Proposals for the reroofing of Cedar Rapids school buses

The Independent School District Cedar Rapids invites bids for reroofing the Fillmore Jackson Van Buren and 5.W Cedar Rapids schools. Bids must be received by 5 00 pm Thursday April 13 1944 at the Secretary's office 346 Ind Avenue Southwest Cedar Rapids Iowa. Specifications and bid instructions may be obtained from the district secretary. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated Cedar Rapids Iowa April 4 1944. By E W Lundquist District Secretary

Fillmore School 10Th Street O Avenue NW Jackson 4Th Avenue

Halsey poised for new high command after Emirau

Observers say Admiral William F. Halsey may receive a new major post after Emirau island occupation completed the South Pacific blockade and opened striking distance to Truk. Analysts discuss three possible reassignments, strongest to place him in a key westward campaign role.

Halsey William F. Halsey United States Emirau Island Truk South Pacific Naval Forces Douglas MacArthur Chester W. Nimitz MacArthur Bismarck Archipelago Solomons Nimitz South Pacific Pacific Guadalcanal Japan

140 Billion Floor Seen on Income

Chicago AP reports James L. Palmer of Marshall Nen and Company predicts the national income will likely not fall below 140 billions in the postwar era. He says American business will ride an economic dynamite keg for the next five to ten years as the war doubled the size of the U S economy.

Chicago United States James L. Palmer Marshall Nen and Company Monay Palmer

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