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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1941
Page
3
Boake Carter cites Luce and The New York Times on Allied blunders in Norway and Greece. He argues Britain sacrificed troops for political reasons, warns against half prepared forces, and questions U.S. expected aid as Churchill seeks accountability.
The writer accuses Churchill of gambling with strategic choices from Antwerp 1914 to Norway and Greece, asserting his actions harmed the British war effort. The piece laments the suffering of the British people due to political leadership decisions, praising the public’s resilience amid reverses.
A family of four can eat well on about $1.25 per day with a budget menu. Beet and onion salad accompanies macerated beets with cheese and dressing, plus meat sandwiches, ham potato casserole, buttered peas, bread and butter, stewed apricots, tea, and milk for children, totaling under a dollar a person.
Dr. Richard Arthur Bolt notes adolescence brings major mental and physical changes. He urges parental partnership to ease independence, limit late night car use, and prevent risky driving and accidents while iodine and thyroid health are discussed for girls.
A historical note states that Greenland is 46 times larger than Denmark, highlighting colonial scale in a period piece. The claim reflects 19th century perceptions of empire and geography.
An advertisement touts 35 cent Gold Medal Haarlem O18 Capsules to flush poisons and acids from kidneys and relieve night awakenings. It lists symptoms like burning urination backache and puffy eyes and urges getting original GOLD AL without substitutes.
Fire destroyed a building early Monday at the U.S. Navy powder plant in Indian Head Maryland. Captain M. L. Hersey said workers were in the building and none were injured. Cause of the blaze was undetermined and flames were confined to the single structure.
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