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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1944
Page
1
Moscow based Trud accuses Lame Duck Senator Guy Gillette of bad, concealed attacks on the Soviet Union after his failed re election. Trud says he exaggerated Dumbarton Oaks differences and aimed to discredit postwar peace plans.
Senator Gillette said he expressed confidence in the Dumbarton Oaks peace plan but was misinterpreted. He noted his concern was that postwar policy remain aligned with the Atlantic Charter principles behind the Connally resolution and Moscow declaration, insisting no criticism of Dumbarton Oaks proposals.
Five people were treated at Broadlawns General Hospital Sunday night after eating chicken dressing laced with insecticide. Victim Mrs Melvina Mitchell 22 said an acquaintance accidentally used flour she had treated with insect powder to kill cockroaches.
London reports that German V bombs fell in northern England for the first time. Several persons were killed and many injured as the bombs hit Manchester, a major textile and machinery center about 190 miles from London. Berlin claims long range weapons targeted the city, with speculation on pick-a-back planes carrying bombs.
First Lt. Phil Schacherer 24, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Schacherer, receives the Distinguished Flying Cross for bombing missions over enemy territory. He already earned the Air Medal and an Oak Leaf cluster after entering service in 1943 and earning his wings at Kirtland Field. His overseas assignment began last March. a brother Sgt James Schacherer serves in the air corps at Wilmington N C and another brother Jack is in the navy at Great Lakes Illinois.
A fragment lists corduroy suits at 6.50 and 14.95 for other fabrics, with seersucker priced 12.95. The note ends with an unclear word likely related to laws or legal terms.
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