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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1945
Page
12
Bouella Parsons notes censorship in Mexico City after government order blocks screening of Los Abandonados. The piece describes a fallen woman tale and cites the last picture's suspension and social reactions among film leaders.
The Monday lineup lists titles and showtimes across theaters including Paramount with Frenchman's Creek and Carolina Blues, Palace presenting I Love a Soldier and Make Your Own Bed, Rialto featuring Cowboy from Lone some River and Stars on Parade, and Times showing Jane Eyre and Meet the People with various early evening and late night starts.
The Soviet backed Polish National Liberation committee at Lublin declared itself provisional government of Poland and formed a cabinet in direct opposition to the government-in-exile in London. Edward Boleslaw Omorowski was named first prime minister by acting president Boleslaw Berut as recognition from the Soviet Union looms.
Price and Rationing Administrator Chester Bowles says 1945 will be tough with shortages and inflation fears. He urges Americans to follow rationing rules to keep prices down and support reconversion efforts as the war nears its end. Cooperation is essential for stabilizing essentials and employment.
Co chairmen of 10 committees were named Monday from World War II veterans by Commander Dwight Krumholtz of Hanford post of the American Legion. They listed Clayton B. Ellis Frank Gantt Ed Filipi Paul Ward Eli Abodeely John Baldridge Hulbert Rice Don Kriz M. Darwin Sandy Ralph Mock with assignments in community service liaison membership Americanism highway safety radio legal program relief junior baseball.
Indianapolis AP report quotes Dr. Roy Ewing Vale urging lasting peace through a strong international peace machinery. He cites reader letters showing a deep public longing to avoid future wars, noting mass support for a league of nations with teeth and awareness of war's toll on families and future generations.
George Burns and Gracie Allen bring their merriest radio show to WMT at 7 30 PM each Monday starting January 1 with guest Charles Boyer. Tune in for laughs before Lux Radio Theater.
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