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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1948

Page

3

New Assignments For Six Admirals

Six admirals received new posts in a navy reshuffle. Rear Admiral Gerauld Wright will command Atlantic fleet amphibious forces, with Ralph O. Davis moving to fifth naval district command. Walden L. Ainsworth retires, and Robert P. Briscoe is to relieve Wright with Maurice E. Curts named to plan in Washington. Hebert McClain shifts to duty in Washington. no Curts or McClain successors named.

Washington Gerauld Wright Chief of Naval Operations Ralph O. Davis Davis Baltimore Walden L. Ainsworth Wonalancet N. H Fifth Naval District Ainsworth Fifth District Robert P. Briscoe Liberty Miss Wright Brisco Maurice E. Curts Flint Mich Hebert McClain Ilano Texas Curts McClain

Moscow Targets Promoted by Tito in Yugoslavia Shakeup

Marshal Tito reinforced his control by promoting Eduard Kardelj and Alexander Rankovic, shifting Stanoje Simic from foreign minister. Kardelj becomes foreign minister while Hankovic ascends to vice premier and remains interior minister. Kardelj and Rankovic are singled out with Tito as against the Moscow line in Yugoslavia by Cominform.

London Marshal Tito Yugoslavia Eduard Kardelj Alexander Rankovic Stanoje Simic Kardelj Control Commission Hankovic Rankovic Tito Moscow

Cellophane Patches Used to Repair Aorta Aneurysms

The American Heart Journal reports using cut pieces of cellophane as patches on the aorta to prevent blows in syphilis cases. Dr J K Poppe of Portland describes six patients treated, all living, with patches applied during surgery two years prior.

New York American Heart Journal J. K. Poppe Portland

Labor party backs Wallace as Roosevelts heir

The American Labor party voted Monday night to support Henry Wallace, calling him the lineal political heir of Franklin D. Roosevelt.

New York American Labor Party Henry Wallace Franklin D. Rooseve

Reds Ban Communists From National Guard

Washington expects mass discharge actions as the national guard bans all Communist members. The policy contrasts with the army and draft law. Officials claim no bona fide Communist members remain. state units handle discharges and intelligence to keep Red-tainted volunteers out.

Guard Army Congress Communist Party National Guard

Diamond Ring Saved by Homer at Noon-Game Heist

Clarence Carlson president of Chicago Curtain Stretcher Company kept his 1600 dollar diamond ring after a robber struck him during a noon game by Southside factory workers. The thief fled when an outfielder chased the ball and a homer occurred, leaving the ring behind.

Chicago INS Clarence Carlson Carlson

Polio Toll Rises in Los Angeles County

Polio outbreak in Los Angeles County claims 52 lives with 272 children hospitalized and 32 in respirators. Dr. Sidney B. Clark reports 1,225 cases since January 1, 595 in August. City Health Officer Uhl says school opening Sept 13 will not be postponed. Curtis Dall Boettiger, Roosevelt grandson, reported in excellent condition at Corona Naval Hospital.

L.A Los Angeles General Hospital Sidney B. Clark Corona Naval Hospital Curtis “Buzzie” Dall Boettiger Roosevelt Barbara Denny Simmons

Film Figures Report Illness And Improvement

Former film actor Reginald Dene ny is seriously ill and on a respirator. Willie Fowler grandson of novelist Gene Fowler is reported improving. Mima Hartman age 17 daughter of producer Don Hartman is somewhat better after illness affecting both legs.

Reginald Deneny Willie Fowler Gene Fowler Mima Hartman Don Hartman

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