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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1944

Page

5

Camp Dodge to close July 1 shifts indocs to Fort Snelling

Camp Dodge in Iowa will be deactivated and returned to the state on July 1 as the Seventh Service command realigns induction duties. Inductions will move to Fort Snelling Minnesota Jefferson Barracks Missouri and Fort Leavenworth Kansas. Civilian staff may transfer and officers and enlisted personnel will be reassigned or sent overseas. The move follows war department economic policy to consolidate surplus installations and continues efforts to expand Fort Des Moines as a training and WAC induction center.

Omaha Camp Dodge Army Seventh Service Command Iowa Fort Snelling Jefferson Barracks Fort Leavenworth War Department Gen. Danielson B. B. Hickenlooper Charles H. Grahl State Gov. Hickenlooper Gen. Grahl State Selective Service Organization Grahl Fort Des Moines WAC

Coggon Bonds Drive Falls Short Yet Hits $35000

Two days before the fifth war loan drive opened Coggon reported $35000 raised toward a $65000 quota. Nine volunteers did house to house solicitations and 18 canvassed the rural district. A street program featured Dempsey Jones of Cedar Rapids as MC and the Moose drum corps. Prizes from merchants were awarded by a drawing.

Coggon Jackquota Hungerford Dempsy Jones Cedar Rapids

Benes Forecasts New Soviet Offensive and Allied Action

London AP report says exiled Czechoslovak leader Eduard Benes warned in a broadcast that a powerful final Soviet offensive was imminent and that Allied action from northern Italy against the Balkans and Germany would not be long delayed.

London Eduard Benes Italy Balkans Germany

Life for Critelli Is One Darn Thing After Another

Police seized about eight cases of liquor with Illinois Minnesota and Missouri seals from Johnnie Critelli’s Des Moines restaurant stock room after reports a shipment had just been unloaded. Critelli, not present during the raid, was ordered to appear at the station to face possible liquor violation charges. He had earlier denied purchasing gas ration coupons.

DES Moines Illinois Minnesota Missouri Johnnie Itelli Crielli Critelli Polk County Rationing Board No. 3 Burlington Criteili

17 Year Olds to Start Their Training Monday

A crowded scene at Camp Dodge trains a new batch of 17 year old cadets entering the Army Student Training Reservists program. Captain Hoffman explains the aims of ASTRP, blending college study at Coe with five hours of military instruction weekly as these teens await 18th birthdays and potential service in the air corps or infantry.

Army ASTRP Coe College Leland Sheley Paullina George Willis Cedar Rapids Camp Dodge Coetellege First Avenue L. A. Hoffman Capt. Hoffman Air Corps Coe

Six Eastern Iowans Wounded in Action in the Med

The War Department lists 36 Iowa soldiers wounded, 29 in the Mediterranean theater. Names include Private Samuel Belkin of Toledo, Private Lloyd Eckhart of Vinton, Lt. John W. Keneeny of Barnes City, Private Paul Noll of Webster, Jasper Pennington of Solon, and Second Lt. Gerald Pieres of Hudson.

Washington War Department Mediterranean Area Samuel Belkin Toledo Lloyd A. Eckhart Vinton John W. Keneeny Barnes City Paul J. Noll Webster Tech Jasper R. Pennington Solon Gerald A. Pieres Hudson

Soldier Show Monday To Spark Bond Drive

A two hour all soldier show from Camp Dodge featuring 45 G I s from Iowa opens Linn county participation in the nation fifth war loan drive Monday. The event includes a marching band and free admission at the Coliseum with bond sales booths and rides in armored car or jeep for certain bond levels.

Camp Dodge G.I Iowa Linn County Orville Rennie Linn County War Finance Committee Iity Rotary Club Roosevelt Hotel Coliseum American Legion Auxiliary Rennie

Evans Captures 58 Iowa Counties in Lt Governor Bid

DES MOINES Iowa Senator K A Evans of Emerson swept western and north central Iowa winning the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. Unofficial returns show Evans with 63836 votes to Hugh Evans 48946 W Lundy 38547 and G W Hunt 0.

Des Moines K. A. Evans Emerson Iowa Evans Hugh Evans W. Lundy Albia G. W. Hunt Guttenberg Woodbury Emmet Palo Alto Hardin Lundy Clay Floyd Butler Howard Chickasaw Winneshiek Hunt Fremont Allamakee Mills County Worth Mitchell Clinton Scott Muscatine Louisa Mississippi River Lee

Linn Quota Just Over 10 Million In War Bond Drive

Frank Nye reports Linn county must invest over 10 million dollars in the fifth war loan campaign with a county quota of 10 025 000. Co chairs Perrine and Hearn of Cedar Rapids lead the drive as Linn county aims to exceed the quota before July 8.

Linn Frank Nye Linn County B. T. Perrine George Hearn Cedar Rapids Gazette Phoon Cedar Rapid E Heart Robert T. Lubbock T. Perrine Tom Walpole Edwin H. Wadsworth Ed Moorman Perrine Hearn Linn County War Finance Committee Lubbock Wadsworth Moorman

Auto Stamps Now on Sale in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids post office began selling the federal automobile use tax stamps required on windshields. The $5 stamp, valid for one year, bears a liberty bell design in light purple and must be displayed by July 1. Deputy collectors will check vehicles mid July to ensure compliance.

Cedar Rapids Inter

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Dodge Induction Center Leo Borak New York City Dick Myers Davenport BENES Louise Lux Joe Greene Hall Hoffman Infantry Robert M. Horsky Hamilton Street Douglas H. McDowell Midway Drive Robert E. Opsahl D Avenue Charles H. Shafer Twenty-fourth Street George Dewey Willis, Jr Paul Brace Richard W. Dvorak Ward W. Hemenway Mt. Vernon Don D. Hengan Manchester Stanley F. Hladik Traer Charles E. Myers Mediterranean J. J. Lynch U. S. Navy Iowa City Lote’ Macbrode Pru Rotary G. I Sgt Vaughn Oo Fortee Pream Preston Richard Head Trae Masonic Grand Lodge of Rennice Musicians Union John H. Chapman John M. Grimes C. B. Akers John M. Rankin France South Pacific Isles W. £. Paslor W. E. Fallor Marion N Coggan Roy Chilmore J. B. Hungerford Internal Revenue Office
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