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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1942

Page

7

France’s Vichy Faces Shifting World War Roles

The Associated Press outlines rapid changes as South Africa severs ties with Vichy over Madagascar, Britain notes 50,000 tons of French ships seized by Japan, US diplomats reposition to Africa, Laval meets the Japanese envoy, and Vichy responds with further moves.

Associated Press France Union of South Africa Madagascar Vichy Durban South Africa London Japan United States Brazzaville Free French West Africa Nigeria Liberia Africa Laval Takanobu Mitani

Denial Issued On Moscow Radio Toulon Rumors

An official statement refutes Moscow radio reports claiming German sailors reached Toulon and that French warships were handed to Germany. It also denies reports of a clash between French and German sailors.

Moscow Mediterranean Toulon Germany

McLean Reelected President of AP

Robert McLean of The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin begins his fifth term as AP president. The board also named Houston Harte of the San Angelo Standard and Arthur Hays Sulzberger of the New York Times as first and second vice presidents respectively.

NEW York Robert McLean Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Associated Press McLean Houston Harte San Angelo (Texas Adolph S. Ochs The Times Stuart H. Perry Adrian Mich

Former Tipton Man Receives Suspended Draft Act Sentence

Federal Judge George C Scott sentenced Roy W Long formerly of Tipton to three years in a federal penitentiary on a guilty plea for violating the selective service training act. The sentence was suspended on condition he support his wife and two children living with his mother in Centerville. Long had moved from Tipton to Denver and Davenport and claimed he notified the Tipton draft board of his address changes. Hahn of Charles City got six months for failing to obtain an alien registration certificate and for not surrendering a shotgun found at his trailer home. Officers were elected for the Methodist Women group with Mrs. Earle A Baker as president and others named.

George C Scott Roy W. Long Tipton Scott Long Centerville Denver Davenport Reinhold B. Hahn Charles City Hahn

Mrs Edwin Lee Speaks At Upper Iowa W S C S Meeting

The second annual meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service Upper Iowa conference met at Grace Methodist church in Oelwein. Mrs Edwin Lee wife of Bishop Lee returning from Asia spoke at the noon session, with Mrs Earl A Baker presiding and Dr F C Witzigman conducting the morning worship. Miss Oscie Sanders of New York City gave a talk titled Power and Direction.

Oelwein Woman’s Society of Christian Service Upper Iowa Grace Methodist Church Edwin Lee Bishop Lee Singapore Malaya Java Earl A. Baker Cedar Falls F. C. Witzigman Oscie Sanders New York City Thomas Nicholson Vernon The World Federation

Threat to Indian Coast Recedes as Madras Restores Offices

Madras authorities said the immediate threat to the city has disappeared and began returning essential government offices moved inland. The move follows Allied sea and air power gains and coincide with Churchill's London briefing on a Japanese naval force near the Bay of Bengal.

Madras India Churchill London Bay of Bengal Britain

Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin

Constipation relief promoted as easy on the stomach with Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna combined with Syrup Pepsin. Claims to ease stomach upset, bloating and gas and to be gentle enough for children. directs use as labeled or by a doctor.

Dr. Caldwell Dr Caldwell

Installation ceremonies for district auxiliary officers

A. J. Kindred Fayette secretary of young people's and girls' work and Mrs. Emma Emburn Arnold Nor way secretary of children's work lead a list of district officers. The Rev. H. D. Temple district superintendent conducted the installation ceremonies.

A. J. Kindred Fayette Emma Emburn Arnold Norway C. R. Garland Eldora Wesley Conger Cedar Falls Lloyd Sisler Epworth Spiritual Life S. F. Kenderdine Montour Status of Women H. L. Weiss Waterloo R. &. Toogood Cedar Rapids F. R. Curry Mason City H. D. Temple

Father Code Appointed Chaplain at University of Iowa

The Most Rev. Henry P. Rohlman bishop of Davenport announced the appointment of the Rev. Joseph B. Code as chaplain for the Catholic foundation at the University of Iowa. He succeeds the Rev. Donald Hayne who resigned.

Davenport Henry P. Rohlman Joseph B. Code Catholic Foundation University of Iowa Donald Hayne

Hull lauds GOP Chicago move away from isolationism

Secretary of State Cordell Hull says Republican leaders in Chicago abandoning isolationism should bring general public gratification. In Los Angeles Mayor Fletcher Bowron objects to girls in slacks at city hall, arguing for fighting enemies with strength but in own clothes.

International News Service Washington Cordell Hull Chicago Los Angeles Fletcher Bowron

Iowa Restaurant Men Huddle on Sugar Policy

Des Moines AP reports Iowa restaurant officials meet to discuss enforcing a sugar price order cutting allotments to 50 percent of last year. Secretary Paul H. Martin notes future meetings in other towns as Garry Riggs predicts sugar bowls may vanish from dining rooms. England air bombings death toll in 1940 is cited as 23 081.

Iowa Des Moines Paul H. Martin Iowa Restaurant Association Price Administration Garry Riggs Fort Des Moines England

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