Good Show Promised in League Frolic Tonight
The eighth annual Allied Industrial league spring frolic at Memorial Coliseum Cedar Rapids promises three 15 minute shows starting 8 45 p m featuring Harold Gibson Law rence Baker Butch Stober and Vicki Abodeely plus Collins Radio company beauties and a dancing set by Frank Waldron and his orchestra with refreshments and games in the Coliseum basement
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Dora Jane Hamblin
Allied Industrial League
Memorial Coliseum
Cedar Rapids
Harold Gibson
Ted Weems
Jimmy Grier
Lawrence Baker
Dana
Butch” Stober
LaVon Holets
Vicki Abodeely
Mildred Fuller
Doris Phillips
Rose Marie Williams
Collins
Maureen Hamblin
Rollie Raim
Mary Jang” Hubbard
Betty Cole
Lillian Michaelson
Anad Lorrain
Louise
Mrs
Martha Rich
Mary Lou Stolba
Lois Rayman
Rose Mary Jennings
Jack Brownie
Joe Nemec
Collins Radio Company
Frank Waldron
Spangler Criticizes Censorship Over Washington Bungling
Harrison E. Spangler, chairman of the Republican National Committee, attacked censorship as a shield for administrative mistakes in Washington. In a Blue Network interview he said despite censorship the party sees new bungling daily while noting fighting and productive fronts perform well.
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NEW York
Harrison E. Spangler
Republican National Committee
Washington
Blue Network
Spangler
Administration Criticizes War Leadership And Civilian Interference
Spangler cites bottlenecks caused by confusion contradiction and incompetency in the administration. He claims top military leaders are not consulted and that civilians like Harry Hopkins sit in on war council strategy discussions.
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War Council
Harry Hopkins
Spangler
Daylight Invasion Seen by Guesser
Swedish naval commentator Captain Karl Hendrik Falkman suggested the invasion could occur in broad daylight between May 2 and May 17. Other observers in Berlin Ankara and Moscow offered tentative dates and noted tides and moon phases as factors. Falkman warned Allies may not need night strikes and predicted large parachute drops behind German lines.
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London
Karl Hendrik Falkman
Berlin
Die Tat
Ankara
Moscow
Pravda
Ministry of Information
Falkman
Fiorello and Bricker Attacked by Ickes on Nisei Policy
Interior Secretary Ickes accused Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia and Governors John Bricker of Ohio and Walter Edge of New Jersey of racial discrimination over resettlement of Japanese Americans. He said their views deny equal privileges to law abiding Japanese and clash with democracy.
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Washington
Ickes
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
New York
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Walter E. Edge
New Jersey
Ickes Denounces Bricker on Japanese Relocation Speech
Secretary Ickes defended War Relocation Authority policy and attacked Bricker in a Los Angeles address. He accused Bricker of prejudice and misrepresentation, citing Bricker’s claim on postwar return rules and WRA responsibility, and noted LaGuardia’s objections in New York.
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New Jersey
Ohio
Ickes
War Relocation Authority
Bricker
Los Angeles
WRA
LaGuardia
New York City
Hawaii
Smoke in Rainspout Traced to Burning Trash
Mrs Rex S Clements alerted Bryn Mawr firefighters when smoke issued from the rainspout of the parsonage at Bryn Mawr Presbyterian church. Firemen found smoke in the basement and porch. no spark was found. Fire Marshal Harvey Benson traced the source to an emptying point 150 feet from the house where a janitor burned trash and wind carried smoke through the rain spout system.
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Bryn Mawr, Pa
Rex S. Clements
Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church
Bryn Mawr Fire Department
Harvey Benson
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