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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1942
Page
10
The homemaker can defend family health with good, affordable meals. Pork shoulder steaks offer a bargain with balanced fat and lean, cooking well in moist heat. Recipes include Pork Steaks with Sweet Potatoes and a tomato onion variation with flour browning and Worcestershire.
Attorney General Francis Biddle refused a rehearing request from Harry Bridges CIO leader challenging the deportation order to Australia. Bridges and his attorney Carol King had sought a personal hearing on the factual and legal issues.
Bridges challenged the deportation review arguing only rehearing could weigh evidence. He was detained in San Francisco Tuesday for deportation, filed a habeas corpus petition, and was released on $3,000 bail.
Washington AP report says the Foreign Policy Association urges popular governor elections in Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico as a step toward self government. Charles F Reid notes territories could gain statehood and stresses applying Atlantic charter aims to right of people in overseas areas. He warns some territories may never be self supporting.
Italian-born Metropolitan Opera bass Ezio Pinza was paroled as an enemy alien on March 12 by the Justice Department. He may sing on a government radio program soon while living with his American wife Doris Neal Pinza and their year-old daughter in Mamaroneck New York. His wife called the Mussolini friendship charge ridiculous and Pinza said he will work to aid the United States and Allies and has begun citizenship steps.
An article explains submarine costs about 3 million dollars and the Navy builds 1500 ton subs. It urges Americans to buy war bonds and invest at least ten percent of income every payday to fund the fleet.
Washington dispatch reports National Draft Director Lewis Ellershev ruled that electric power production transmission and distribution are essential to the war effort. Men in hydroelectric steam and diesel generation are among six critical occupations to be considered by local boards for possible deferment from military service.
Detroit aid sped tank parts to Libya to bolster British forces against Rommel. Col Richard Z. Crane, deputy chief of the Detroit ordnance district, said parts were requested by the British purchasing commission and moved quickly after producer checks. A British officer supervised packing, a motorcycle escort, and the flight bound for Libya, arriving in time to support the defense against Rommel’s drive.
Larry Condon resumes deputy sheriff duties after a leave of absence to accept a federal position with the FBE in Washington and Des Moines since January.
Sailors at the Great Lakes naval training station contributed 1 565 95 in nickels dimes quarters and half dollars to the USO on Thursday. West Point marks its 140th anniversary this year.
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