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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1944
Page
3
The article outlines entering personal service income and other sources in columns, calculating deductions from schedules, and computing credits. It explains item by item placement for dividends interest defense bond income rents annuities and schedule totals, stressing two-column matching totals and later steps.
A speculative look at Adam facing stomach ulcer pains after eating an apple. The piece pivots to a drug advertisement urging relief of ulcers indigestion gas pains heartburn and acid issues with a money back offer and a 25 cent promotion.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes full leased wire reports from Associated Press and United Press International. It mentions exclusive republication rights for AP credited or not in the paper with local news. Advertising representatives are listed for Chicago New York and Detroit bureaus.
An urging campaign supports purchasing an additional war bond to aid the war effort. The message calls on residents to lend financial support through extra bonds, highlighting national solidarity and fiscal contribution.
Eleven men left for service after induction by Linn County Selective Service Board No. 1 East Side. They received gifts from the United Service Aides. Names listed include Donald S. Barry Carl William Suttner Richard C. Smith Gale Ross Miller Frank J. Miller Delbert James McLaud Howard L. Hurst Ivan D. Hand Leland E. Gilbert Joseph B. Dede Jr. and Douglas C. Shaheen.
The London News Chronicle reports from Ankara that negotiations with Turkey on the 1939 mutual aid pact have ended. Despite continued friendliness, officials acknowledge wide divergence on material requirements to meet obligations, not on Turkey's fundamental duties under the pact with Britain and France.
Washington report says Robert Hannegan as DNC chairman will overhaul publicity and appoint Paul Porter, assistant to Fred Vinson, to lead the department. Charles Michelson remains as adviser at his request after directing campaigns for Roosevelt.
Rock Island Arsenal reported a total of 14 408 workers on February 1 in its first employment report since 1942. The payroll for the week ending February 5, 1944, stood at 653 545 dollars.
Pvt Charles Bartley of Louisville alternates between gunner duties and solitaire on a ration box to pass time on the Cassino front. His battery once fired a thousand rounds at Salerno, a record not matched in Tunisia. Teammates Frank de Stefano and Ira Nash join in cards and chatter about planes and luck. Private William Bennett of Muncie describes shellfire on highway 6 as drivers learn to read stop and go signs in war.
Six women were burned when a degreasing vat exploded at Turk Manufacturing in Bradley Illinois tearing out windows and floors. All are expected to recover.
President Roosevelt deflected a direct question about a fourth term by telling reporters to read the Sermon on the Mount and take a vote. He said the only action would be to go out and make a speech as reporters noted Vice President Wallace’s touring.
The article notes questions about whether the sermon was political, with some congregants and observers believing it carried political overtones while others disagree.
Notice is given in Linn County Iowa that Bernadene Hunter is appointing herself administratrix of the estate of Joseph Hunter, deceased. All heirs and creditors must present claims duly authenticated to the Clerk of Linn County District Court, Lawrence attorney listed.
FASTEETH powder sprinkles on dentures to prevent sliding and rocking. It holds teeth firmly with no gummy taste, is alkaline and non acid, and helps avoid sour odors from dentures.
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