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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1943

Page

2

Cedar Rapids builders shaped a city with vision

A tribute to Judge John M. Grimm and his civic leadership in Cedar Rapids. The piece notes his lasting influence on community progress and the pattern he set for future civic leaders. It also discusses national foreign policy debate and the need for open discussion before elections. A mild influenza wave is cited as highlighting human defiance and limits of knowledge.

Cedar Rapids United States John M. Grimm Judge Grimm Grimm Iowa

Marshall Returns to U S After Pacific War Talks

Gen. George C. Marshall arrives in California after a 35 000 mile round trip from Tehran and Cairo. He conferred with Gen. Douglas MacArthur and Adm. Chester Nimitz in New Guinea and Honolulu on Pacific strategy and the second front plan.

Pearl Harbor George C. Marshall United States Pacific Douglas MacArthur Ichester Nimitz Cairo Japan MacArthur New Guinea Marshall India Ceylon Australia Solomons Hawaii Pacific Islands Teheran Middle East California Washington Roosevelt Churchill Second Front Dwight D. Eisenhower Sixth Army Arawe New Britain Southwest Pacific Millard F. Harmon South Pacific William F. Halsey Honolulu Nimitz Robert C. Richardson, Jr Hawaiian Hawaiian Islands Maluhia Club Richardson Thomas T. Handy United States Army C. M. Cooke United States Navy Haywood Hansell War Plans Division United States Army Air Forces Frank McCarthy

Allied Air Offensive Sweeps German Targets

Allied air forces pound Nazi occupied Europe in a third day of nonstop raids. American B bombs escort fighters hit northwest Germany and Pas de Calais while Bremen Kiel targets receive heavy bombardment. Over 4,200 tons dropped in two days.

London Europe Germany Pas de Calais Daily Express Frankfort Mannheim Air Ministry West End Daily Herald Bern Switzerland United States Army Kiel England

Stills Seized Rise Noted by Alcohol Tax Unit

Washington report shows illicit liquor activity up with 554 stills seized in November versus 355 the prior year by the Bureau of Internal Revenue Alcohol Tax Unit.

Washington Bureau of Internal Revenue Alcohol Tax Unit

Reds Close In on Vitebsk Fortress

The Russian Baltic army advanced about five miles and nears Vitebsk, now within 15 miles of the Nazi fortress city. A drive toward Polotsk and other targets threatens German lines in the Baltic sector as Moscow reports heavy losses in counterattacks across multiple sectors.

London Vitebsk Reuters Moscow Polotsk Baltic States Ivan C Bagramian Gribali Thhe Gulf of Finland Leningrad Dnieper Kherson Zhlobin Berezina River White Russia Korosien Kiev Bulge Kirovograd

Gods Work on Ship When Unionists Balk

In San Francisco AP reports uniformed U S sailors were used to complete work on a naval vessel after a war committee charged CIO machinists refused to touch the ship unless pay was raised. The Pacific Coast joint committee for ship building and ship repair led by Vice Admiral John W. Greeslade made the claim in a formal statement.

San Francisco United States CIO Pacific Coast Joint Committee For Shipbuilding and Ship Repair John W. Greenslade 12Th Naval District

Fifth Army Advances in Italy and Ortona Fighting

Allied reports say American Fifth Army forces captured new heights and neared San Vittore on the Cassino front amid heavy artillery. The British Eighth Army fought German tanks and infantry in Ortona streets as French troops join the push with Gen Juin.

Algiers Fifth Army San Vittore Rome Eighth Army Ortona Acquafondata Filignano Cardito Acquafonda Sir Bernard L. Montgomery Termoli Pescara Adriatic Yugoslav Josip Broz Tito

Predict Zero Here Tonight For Cedar Rapids Area

Forecast calls for fair and colder conditions with fresh winds diminishing tonight. Subzero temperatures expected in parts of northeastern Iowa with potential 15 below in the northern half. Decorah led with 4 below, Estherville 1 below, Cedar Rapids 5 above at 9:30 a.m.

Cedar Rapids New Towa Decorah Estherville

Winter arrives with cold wave and rare snow shortage

Chicago reports winter striking with a 12:30 pm arrival and subzero forecasts for Thursday. Forecasters warn of a second cold wave and a slim chance of a white Christmas amid a remarkable lack of snow nationwide. Weather officials cite the leap year adjustment and calendar tradition as context.

Chicago Iero Midlands O. T. Laylor Weather Bureau

Earthquake Felt East of Pasadena Causes Damage

The California Institute of Technology seismological laboratory said a quake Wednesday was centered about 125 miles east of Pasadena, likely in the desert northeast of the Imperial Valley, and was strong enough to cause damage.

Pasadena Calif California Institute of Technology Seismological Laboratory Here Imperial Valley

Cedar Rapids Cartoonist Enlists in Navy

C R Cartoonist C R Cartoonist sworn into the navy Tuesday. Cedar Rapids resident W H Bill Ruble 1745 O avenue NW with cartoons in Collier s Saturday Evening Post Liberty and Judge and VOA bulletins goes on active duty next Monday. He is 34 and has cartooned for two years giving up a job as sealer with Wilson and Company.

W. H Bill Ruble O Avenue NW Collier’s Saturday Evening Post Liberty Judge Office of War Information Navy Wilson and Company

Strike Call By 15 More Rail Unions

Washington rail labor leaders announce a Dec 30 6 am nationwide strike by 15 non operating unions totaling about 1 1 million workers and 350 000 operating brotherhoods opposing Roosevelt backed wage plans. They seek 8 cent hourly raises plus paid vacations overtime and away from home pay. 98 percent approved a strike.

Washington Roosevelt White House Harry W. Fraser Order of Chicago Stephen T. Early House Interstate Commerce Committee Vinson

John M Grimm longtime Iowa jurist dies at 77

John M Grimm 77 former Iowa Supreme Court justice and Cedar Rapids attorney died after a three year illness. He lived at 852 Fourth Avenue SE and funeral services planned at Turner Chapel Friday at 4 pm conducted by Dr Harry M Gage. A leader in public service for four decades, Grimm served as Linn county attorney and held roles with the University of Iowa and Memorial Union. Born December 2 1866 in Henry county he moved to a farm near Williamsburg at age 11 after rural schooling.

John M Grimm Iowa_ supreme court Cedar Rapids Fourth Avenue Turner Chapel Harry M Gage St Charles Coe College Grimm Linn County University of Iowa Iowa Chamber of Commerce Iowa University of Iowa Alumni Association Iowa Memorial Union Iowa City Memorial Union Henry County Williamsburg

Iowa Manufacturing workers gift 34 ton rock crusher to armed forces

Louis M. Parks missing in action since January 28 when his ship was torpedoed. On Wednesday Iowa Manufacturing employees presented a 34 ton rock crushing and screening plant built in their spare time as a Christmas gift to the armed forces. Frank Countryman called the gesture a token of love and esteem for their fellow employee.

Louis M. Parks Merchant Marines Iowa Manufacturing Company Ius Frank Countryman AFL Machinists Union Harmony Lodge No. 831 Capt Robert Scott Rock Island Corps of Engineers Louis M

Allies Battle Intensifies as Jap Opposition Grows

Allied air and sea forces stepped up strikes across New Guinea and the Pacific. Bombers sank a 6,000 ton supply ship at Rabaul and damaged two others while fires flared visibly. In the same period, raids near Kavieng and Cape Gloucester damaged ships. Australian troops on Huon peninsula advanced on a fortified Japanese position. Japanese pilots claimed several Allied losses near Arawe, while U S Liberators raided Taroa, with fighters engaging near Rabaul.

New Guinea Rabaul Kavieng New Ireland New Britain Cape Gloucester Arawe Dampier Strait New Gui Nea Huon Peninsula Maseneng River mid-Pacific Marshall Islands United States Seventh Air Force Taroa Maloelap Atoll Marshalls

Reprisal Threats Follow Kharkov War Trials

London dispatches report Nazi media warning of German military courts acting against Anglo-Saxon prisoners in retaliation for Kharkov hangings. Berlin claims blamed for Allied airmen, with references to Murder Inc and ties to Teheran decisions, while noting a grim undertone across Swedish and Swiss Berlin correspondents.

London Transocean Kharkov Berlin United States United States Air Force Stockholm Dagens Nyheter Tokyo Germany Japan Foreign Office Britain Russia Kharko Nue Zuercher Zeitung Chicago

Goebbels Warns Berlin Defenses Set To Grow

Josef Goebbels told Berlin police and air raid officials that further attacks on the capital are to be expected but that growing anti aircraft defenses and future retaliation will end the activities of the Huns of the air.

London Josef Goebbels Berlin

Conspiracy to Keep Busch Scion Out of Service Charged

Federal complaint charges Gert HAls von Gontard alias George Grant 37 grandson of Adolphus Busch and three others with conspiring to keep Von Gontard from military service. Named are Francis Xavier Grottano former NYC detective now army intelligence lieutenant Arnold Aaron Hutschnecker NY physician who faked medical history and Michael Mangano operator of G M Uniform company which makes army uniforms.

NEW York (Ap Gert Hals von Gontard George Grant Adolphus Busch St. Louis von Gontard Francis Xavier Grottano New York City Governor's Island Arnold Aaron Hutschnecker New York Michael Mangano G. M. Uniform Company War Department

Index and Features Page Fragment

A fragmented OCR shows names such as Raymond Clapper Paul Mallon Tom Treanor Walter Winchell and mentions sections like Comics Sports Radio and Women’s Features with illegible run‑on text suggesting a compiled index page from a newspaper edition.

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Harry Boyd Calais Italy John Suchanek Joe Pierre Jersey City Charles Myrich Centerville Leon L. Oben Bemidji Minn Vitebsk Fortress Ortona Streets Burlington Chambers C. R Cedar Rapids News Tare Murder, Inc Goebbels Busch Today's Index
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