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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1943

Page

11

Christmas Eve in Bethlehem 1943 Hope for Peace Amid War

AP dispatch from Bethlehem recalls pilgrims on Christmas Eve kneeling at the Church of the Nativity five miles south of Jerusalem. War-darkened world finds solace in faith as soldiers and visitors, including American-linked shops and Hadassah hospital reminders, reflect on 2000 years of devotion and a hopeful end to conflict.

Ethlehem A. D Jerusalem Prince of Peace Judea Bethlehem Joseph and Mary California Christ Church of the Nativity

Prisoner Threat May Be Nazi Bid To Divide Allies

Washington officials fear Nazi threats to execute captured American and British airmen as a move to split the United Nations over Soviet atrocities at Kharkov. The threat risks breaking Geneva prisoner treatment norms, while both sides weigh the legal and strategic fallout and impending Allied operations.

Washington Russia Kharkov United Nations Soviet Union Reich London Japan Tokyo Germany Great Britain Dieppe Berlin

Bethlehem’s Nativity Area Bridges Old and Modern Life

The text describes Bethlehem with a modern town scene across from a grocery store and a new police station near Church of the Nativity. It notes the Nativity Store offering Mother of Pearl souvenirs and Bethlehem’s pearl industry sourcing from the Red Sea while locals traverse Manger Square toward Star Street past Arab music, taxi stands, an Arabic mosque, and visitors heading to the grotto.

Bethlehem Manger Square Red Sea Star Street Jerusalem Church of the Nativity

Thirty five percent of US divorces occur early in marriages

A historical statistic notes that about thirty five percent of all divorces in the United States take place within the first five years of married life. The figure underscores the volatile early years of matrimony.

United States

Kharkov Trial Seen As Pattern For Nazi Justice

Moscow report notes Kharkov war crimes trial set a model for handling Hitler and top aides. Observers say the procedure and fairness will guide future prosecutions, including possible hangings of Goering and Himmler if captured.

Moscow Kharkov Adolfste Hitler Heinrich Himmier Hermann Goering Reinhardt Retzlaw Hans Ritz William Langheld Mikhail Bulanov A N. Myasnikov

Milk Market Office Opens Wednesday In Cedar Rapids

The federal milk market office for Cedar Rapids sales area opens in room 40 of the American building next Wednesday. E H McGuire announces a Tri-Cities auditor will run the office until staff trained. The office will serve as the clearing point for information on regulating aid milk sales through dealer quotas.

Cedar Rapids E. H McGuire Waterloo Tri-Cities McGuire

Stookey Reported Held in Philippines Prison Camp

Capt Wesley D Stookey son of Mr and Mrs D D Stookey of Thorp Wisconsin formerly Cedar Rapids is reported in good health in Philippine military prison camp No 2 He graduated from Coe college in 1935 and volunteered in May 1940 for service in the Philippines He sailed from San Francisco on the same boat as Capt Culver Brooks also captured when Bataan fell

Wesley D. Stookey D. D Stookey Thorp, Wis Cedar Rapids Philippine Military Prison Camp No. 2 Carl W. Stookey Second Avenue SE Coe College Capt Stookey Philippines San Francisco Culver Brooks Bataan

Oregon Educator Dies at University of Oregon

Dr Donald M. Erb, 43, president of the University of Oregon, died in Eugene after a brief influenza illness.

Eugene, Ore INS Donald M. Erb University of Oregon

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