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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1943

Page

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Russians Prepare Winter Offensive as Moscow Tense

Moscow reports indicate a full scale Soviet winter drive against Germany is near. Kirovograd and Kiev area fighting intensifies as Vatutin and Yeremenko push west toward the Polish frontier with heavy tank support and supply movement across snow covered terrain.

Leningrad Ukraine Moscow Reper Pres- Roosevelt Dureniu Stalin Germany London Ivan Konev Second Ukraine Kirovograd Russia Krivei Rog Berlin Baltic Henry C. Cassidy Nikolai Vatutin Fritz von Mannstein Kiev Bulge Kiev Red Army Dnieper River Cassidy Zhitomir Korosten Radomsy Vatutin Andrej J. Yeremenko Nevel Neves Yeremenko Red Zhiobin Gomel Krrchev

Yanks Press French Front Advances Near Cassino

Allied forces tightened a pincer around San Pietro seven miles southeast of Cassino as American troops reached the village outskirts and fought hand to hand to clear pillboxes. The Eighth Army reported 15 German tanks destroyed or captured elsewhere on the Italian front near Lagone and Orsogna.

Algiers Fifth Army San Pietro Cassino Eighth Army Mt. Lungo Rome Cassino Plain Lagone Filignano Venafro Italy Fifth Mountain Division Russia New Zealand Orsogna- Ortona Orsogna

Eisenhower to lead cross channel invasion force in Britain

Generals Eisenhower and Marshall are central to plans for the Allied cross channel invasion. The Army and Navy Register reports Eisenhower would go to London to become supreme commander with Marshall remaining in Washington as army chief of staff. Possible deputies include Gen. Sir Harold Alexander or Gen. Bernard Montgomery, with alternatives Gen. Mark W. Clark or Montgomery as deputy. Roosevelt and Churchill are cited as weighing American leadership for the invasion.

Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Mediterranean London George C. Marshall Army and Navy Register Register Eisenhower Harold Alexander Middle East Mark W. Clark Fifth Army Bernard L. Montgomery Eighth Army Italy Alexander Winston Churchill Roosevelt Marshall U. S White House

Grace Moore among 100 survivors of NC crash

Grace Moore the opera and film star arrived in New York on Friday night with 99 other survivors from the North Carolina wreck of two streamliners. She said she and her husband Valentin Parera slept through the crash and she was tossed against a berth. he helped others despite flu symptoms. The pair planned medical checks before an air trip to Washington for a symphony appearance. They endured a day with no food or heat in the coach.

New York Grace Moore North Carolina Miss Moore Valentin Parera Washington

George Peek Dies Former AAA Head and Moline Leader

George N. Peek died at 70 in San Diego Friday night. He led the Agricultural Adjustment Administration in 1933 and was president of Moline Plow Company. A native of Polo Illinois he later advised President Roosevelt on foreign trade and chaired the Export-Import Bank. He moved to Rancho Santa Fe six years ago. his widow survives.

San Diego Calif George N. Peek Moline Plow Company Polo, Ill Peek Roosevelt Rancho Santa Fe Moline

Churchill Past Danger Point in Pneumonia Recovery

Prime Minister Churchill has passed the danger point in his pneumonia in the Middle East and is directing some state affairs again. Doctors permit him to study documents while he remains under care. Mrs Churchill joined him after flying from Britain as 10 Downing Street confirms he is over the hump toward recovery.

London Churchill Middle East Britain United States Cairo Teheran Germany 10 Downing Street

You See Judge It Is a Matter of Principle

A Cedar Rapids police court case involves C E Stuff who was fined 1 dollar and 1.50 dollars costs for overtime parking on First avenue E. Stuff claimed he parked to sell Christmas trees from a shooting gallery. He appealed the fine by posting a 5 dollar bond.

C. E. Stuff Second Avenue SW Harry S. Johnson Stuff First Avenue E First Street Second Street First Avenue Johnson

Orville Wright Honored On Kitty Hawk Anniversary

Orville Wright of Dayton Ohio receives global homage on the 40th anniversary of the Kitty Hawk flight. President Roosevelt's message notes the return of the Kitty Hawk plane from England to the Smithsonian as a symbol of American genius. The plane has been housed in a British museum since 1928 after a WrightSmithsonian dispute.

Orville Wright Kitty Hawk Washington Dayton Ohio Wilbur Wright Brothers N. C Great Britain Russia China Jesse Jones Roosevelt United States England Orville Smithsonian Institution Jones Wilbur Wright British Museum Smithsonian Samuel Langley C. G. Abbott

Roosevelt Reveals German Plot Against Big Three

President Roosevelt disclosed at a Tehran press conference that Russians uncovered a German plot to kill Stalin Churchill and himself. He moved his Tehran quarters to the Russian embassy at Stalin's request and said future on call meetings with the Big Three are possible.

Josef Stalin Winston Churchill Teheran Stalin Roosevelt Cairo Hyde Park N. Y Middle East Congress Dakar Churchill United States Great Britain Russia

Parley Averts Strike Talks With Roosevelt In Washington

Railroad leaders and five brotherhood heads will meet President Roosevelt in Washington Sunday to avert a nationwide strike set for Dec 30. Whitney said the White House session at 1 30 p m Central War Time replaces a Chicago conference and may involve Fraser Cashen and others.

Cleveland Roosevelt Washington Brotherhood of Railroad A. F. Whitney White House National Mediation Board Chicago Whitney D. B. Robertson Alvanley Johnston H. W. Fraser T. C. Cashen Brotherhoods

Cedar Rapids Receives Lanham Act Nursery Grant

Cedar Rapids is awarded a $26,590 Lanham Act grant to fund up to five nurseries and four school age centers through Oct 31 1944. Two nurseries already operate at Jane Boyd Community House and Sunshine Mission. plans call for more in outlying areas. Admission is overseen by Mrs. Ray Ashtock and Mrs. Lloyd Davis with weekly meals and care priced at $4.

Cedar Rapids News Cedar Rapids Henry O. Talle Washington Jane Boyd Sunshine Mission Community War Chest Federal Works Agency Ray Ashtock Lloyd Davis OCD

Wounded Marine in Gilbert Islands Action

Pfc. Edward Zrudsky, 19, of the Marine Corps was wounded in the Gilbert Islands invasion. A letter dated Dec. 7 from a naval hospital ship, received by his parents in Fortieth Street and Mt. Vernon Road SE, notes he was in New Zealand before the Gilbert operation and had been overseas about six months.

Cedar Rapids Edward Zrudsky Marine Corps Gilbert Islands John Zrudsky Fortieth Street Mt. Vernon Road Naval Zrudsky Gilberts New Zealand

Invasion Clears Arawe Peninsula in New Britain

ADVANCED ALLIED HEAD QUARTERS announces the Arawe peninsula on New Britain is in Allied hands after wiping out last Japanese pockets. MacArthur reports heavy fighting at sea and air attacks on Cape Gloucester and Borneo targets as Australian forces push north on Huon peninsula.

Arawe New Britain Japan Douglas MacArthur Sanga River New Guinea Huon Peninsula Lakona Finschhafen Julian W. Cunningham Sixth Arawe Peninsula Rabaul Rembay Cape Gloucester MacArthur Balik Papan Borneo Julian Wharf Macassar Celebes Dutch East Indies Australia Lautem

State Department Plans January Radio Sales Campaign

The State Department will launch a four week radio series starting January 8 called The State Department Speaks. Secretary Cordell Hull will explain policies and operations and discuss the Moscow pact outcomes. Undersecretary and other assistants will follow with broadcasts. John G. Winant will participate from London. Congress members will join to stress legislative roles in foreign policy.

Washington INS Cordell Hull State Department Hull John G. Winant United States Great Britain Congress

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