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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1944
Page
15
A 17 member congressional committee in England found U.S. soldiers want clear postwar jobs and education paths to avoid becoming forgotten after the war. They highlighted rehabilitation hospitals and morale, noting cigaret shortages as a key grievance while praising care from officers and good relations with British people.
Doctors note rising psoriasis cases and misery. NELORE offers soothing relief by rubbing on affected areas to remove scales cut itching and reduce infection risk. Try the $1.50 jar with a money back guarantee at May's Schillig Liggett's and drug stores.
Gen Charles de Gaulle chief of the French provisional government travels by rail from Stalingrad toward Moscow after his plane is forced down by thick weather. Moscow radio says he was welcomed at Baku airport and praised Stalgrad as a symbol of victory and a lesson in Allied unity. He is to meet Stalin in Moscow to discuss Germany's fate postwar collective security Franco Soviet agreement and regional European pacts.
Lynn G. Swaney exalted ruler of the Cedar Rapids Elks lodge announced Friday that memorial services will be held at 3 p.m. on Sunday.
Sunday remembers 13 members who died in the past year including District Judge Guy P Linville medical corps captain Dr R F MacDougal who died in England Dr H M Ivins who died in California former Iowa supreme court justice John M Grimm and Judge Floyd Philbrick among others in the list
The public is invited to a concert directed by Maurine Hamblin with Rose Marie Jun as soloist. The McKinley high school chorus will perform a musical program and deliver the address.
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