Allied plans reveal final European invasion details in 1944
General Eisenhower predicts victory in Europe within the year as Allied high command forges a multi-front assault from the east, west and south. Red armies push toward Latvia and the Gulf of Riga, while Britain gathers forces for a potential cross-Channel invasion and operations in North Africa Italy and the Balkans. Mussolini remains a figurehead as Graziani assumes a larger public role in Rome.
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Seven Japanese Raiders Downed by U S Airmen in China Raid
U S fighters claimed seven of 20 Japanese fighters destroyed or damaged during a raid on a forward air base in China. The enemy strafed the airfield causing damage to parked planes and ground installations as U S pilots engaged.
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Generic Lemon Juice Remedy For Rheumatic Pain
Ad offers Ru-Ex Compound with a two week supply to mix in water and lemon, claiming relief from rheumatic arthritis and neuritis within 48 hours or overnight. It promises a money back guarantee if not improved and is sold by local druggists.
Gazette Subscription Rates and Carrier Details
The notice lists carrier and subscription prices per week and per year for Iowa and the United States territories. It specifies rates for seven issues and monthly or yearly terms, noting mail subscription acceptance restrictions.
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Navy reports six enlistments at Cedar Rapids station
Six enlistments, including five 17-year-olds, were reported by the Cedar Rapids navy recruiting station Saturday. Leonard M. Field enlisted as a boatswain's mate 2/c in the SRU and other 17-year-old enlistees were listed.
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Butler warns isolation risks postwar prosperity and safety
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University and the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, said Saturday that a postwar policy of national isolation would threaten prosperity and safety for the United States.
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