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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1943

Page

4

Texan confronts Luce in Capitol floor spar. Congress scene

Rep Luther A Johnson engages Rep Clare Boothe Luce in a sharp exchange on foreign policy. Luce accuses Roosevelt of lacking full policy and pushing Britain ties. Johnson defends Hull and the administration while Luce taunts him as unconverted interventionist. Rankin sustains Democratic stance amid volley of phrases.

Washington INS Luther A. Johnson Texas Clare Boothe Luce R-Conn Connecticut Roosevelt Great Britain British Commonwealth of Nations Franklin Roosevelt America Johnson House Foreign Affairs Committee Hull Luce

Comedy Caravan Salutes Service Men On CBS Friday

NADINE SUBOTNIK reports Comedy Caravan presents the fourth in its all star salutes to service men Friday at 9 p.m. with Joe E Brown visiting the Pacific bases. The Charioteers John Scott Trotter and Trudy Erwin round out the bill as Kate Smith plans her last season program on WMT at 7 p.m. Billie Stern and others appear in separate broadcasts across CBS NBC and local stations.

Comedy Caravan CBS Joe E. Brown Pacific Diiner Trudy Erwin The Charioteers John Scott Trotter Bing Crosby Kate Smith WMT

Radio Schedule Hour by Hour for Friday June 25 1943

A detailed list of radio programming from 6 p.m. to late night across stations WHO WMT WGN KXEL EXEL WAND and more. Includes news music variety programs sports recitals children’s shows and ads with station lineups and time slots for a Friday schedule.

WHO World News WMT Secret Weap WGN Forture KXEL N. Revell WMT WGN Shorty & Sue St'well WMT Playhouse Heatte EL Gangbustera WMT Brewster Boy 2 Or Nothing WHO Lewis Chicago Elmer Davis WHO Farm Memodiers Grant

Senate Defers Funding For Three Federal Dismissals

The Senate rejected a conference report on a $40 million deficiency appropriation by 52 to 17. The measure would block salary payments to three federal workers accused of subversive activity and propose their dismissal, sending the bill back to conference.

Washington LLP Senate

Lapham Resigns From War Labor Board Seat

Washington AP Roosevelt accepts Roger D. Lapham resignation as employer member of the War Labor Board. Lapham steps down after saying he will run for mayor of San Francisco in the November nonpartisan election.

Washington Roosevelt Roger D. Lapham War Labor Board Lapham San Francisco

Pagan faith tied to witches persists in parts of France Italy

A historic pagan belief system recognizing witches remains active in certain regions of France and Italy, maintained by communities that preserve rituals and traditions despite modern secularization.

France Italy

State schools budget includes low bracket salary raises

Des Moines reports budget estimates for five state educational institutions for 1943-44 show $340000 allocated to salary increases for workers earning under $2000 annually. Average raises about 15 percent, with higher bracket increases tied to individual conditions. Institutions listed include University of Iowa, Iowa State College, Iowa State Teachers College, and specialized schools at Council Bluffs and Vinton.

Des Moines Board of Education Ames David A. Dancer University of Iowa Iowa State College Iowa State Teachers College School For Deaf Council Bluffs School For Blind Vinton

Allison Hotel Company Renewed for Twenty Years in Cedar Rapids

Notice states The Allison Hotel Company renews its articles for twenty years from July 8 1943 in Cedar Rapids Iowa. It names the corporate purpose to own operate and lease real estate and hotel businesses plus mercantile activities in the hotel building and related establishments. It lists capital stock 1500 shares of 100 each and a debt limit of 100000. Directors and officers are named E R Moore B L Wick John Miller E M Pinney and S W Wilder with Moore Wick Wilder as officers.

Allison Hoe Company Allison Hotel Company State of Iowa Cedar Rapids Eas Felows Linnee Businss Speengar E. R. Moore B. L. Wick John Miller E. M. Pinney

Fort Sweats Out Huls Raid On 3 Engines

Lt Lyster Brumley of Georgetown Texas describes a perilous raid over the German coast aboard the El Diablo The Devil. The bomber lost a supercharger and returned after 11 bulletlike engine fragments narrowly missing crew. Brumley led the lead plane and the squadron finished the mission without a scratch. He vows to bury a German ace.

U. S England Lyster Brumley Georgetown Tex Brumley Joe Burkowski Naugatuck Conn John Beilstein Davenport Germany

Youth Offers To Sell Town Jail In Nebraska Town

Robert Pinckney 16 says the Cooperative Credit Association of nearby Trumbull wants to buy a jail he bought at a tax sale. He reports receiving a letter from Ernest Ormsby secretary treasurer asking for his price and delivery of the building ready for occupancy in Trumbull.

Harvard Neb Robert Pinckney Cooperative Credit Association Trumbull Ernest Ormsby

Senate Panel Votes to End National Youth Administration

The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a bill 13 to 12 to liquidate the National Youth Administration during debate on a $1.1 billion labor security appropriations measure. Senator McCarran cited full committee action and reversal of a sub committee’s 6 to 5 recommendation.

Washington Senate Appropriations Committee National Youth Administration McCarran D-Nev

Atherton Named Envoy to Canada

President Roosevelt sent to the Senate the nomination of Ray Atherton, former minister to Denmark, to be minister to Canada. Atherton is the acting head of the European affairs division.

Washington INS Roosevelt Senate Ray Atherton Denmark Canada Atherton European Affairs

Roosevelt Nominates Ministers to Luxembourg New Zealand and Iraq

The State Department will also serve as United States minister to the exile government of Luxembourg in Canada. Roosevelt nominated William C. Burdett as minister to New Zealand succeeding Brig. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley. Lovenderson was named minister to Iraq.

State Department United States Luxembourg Canada Roosevelt William C. Burdett New Zealand Patrick J. Hurley War Department Lovenderson Iraq

Navy Issues Christmas Mailing Rules for Overseas Personnel

The Navy sets mailing guidelines for Christmas parcels and letters to Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard personnel overseas. Post between Sept 15 and Oct 31. packages capped at five pounds and 15 inches by 36 inches total length and girth. Do not include weapons poisons or toxicants.

Washington Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard

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Congress Felix Cotten Rep. Rankin D-Miss Thomas Jefferson Jefferson Clare Booth Luce Radio By Nadine Subotnik Ray Milland Playhouse Mel Ott New York Giants Bill Stern NBC James M. Landis Wacks Molly Pitchers Spencer Tracy Gov Charles Edison New Jersey Louise A. White Ralph B. Lovett Army Band Wendell Willkie John T. Frederick of Men and Books WEBM Office of Civilian Defense Frank Black Pewee Who Brewster Boy Tommy Riggs Billi Dr. Bradley Kxel Borges Jane Foster Hollo Shelley Good Morning F'T Club WGN News Kxel Cadets WAND Dreier Levis van Fiano Ander Nelson War Hawaii Kaltenborn Mr. Keen WGN Melodies Kxel Kfast Club WHO Girl Scouts Cal Tinney Godwin Kxel Parkers Thin Man Sher. Holmes Rnel WMI Sweeney Magic Kitchen WGN Melods Rying P.m Tommy Risse Saracen Be Exel Our Parade EXEL Gracie Fields Montezuma L. A. Templeton Kxel Fun Auction Fred Waring Record News Axel WGN Overseas WHO Coast Guard Billie Burke WGN Army Band WMT Today Theater WGN Music Mart WHO Hickenlooper Holb Exel Farm Owen C’voys WHO Longfellows WMT Family Party Jim Poole Kxel Feed Facts Better Farms WGN Eagle Club Kxel News Roy Shield China Patra Jerry, Zelda Steeli Reveille Exel World Happy Haines Exel News Wat News Jemime Finchrille WHO Songfellows WMT Breakfast Club EXAEL Mary Miles WGN Land of Free J. Venuti O London Marshalls Brooklin WAAC WHO Minstrels WGN Sox-Indians Navy Board Tabie General Doolittle Tokyo General . Electric Corporation WLB Rayon Shantung Kay Whitney Gladwin Bill Voes Nya Pacai Ting le LS Compos Armstrong Armstrong's Boys’ Store Boys’ Store Becaiure Cool Camp Toys
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