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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1945

Page

3

Hitler Views Americans As Krazy GIs And Illiterates

Berlin radio excerpts reveal Adolf Hitler told German stenographers that American GIs are thrill seekers and U.S. civilians are illiterate, with the home front ruled by Britain. He mocked U.S. aims and doubted American resolve, suggesting a three point propaganda path to win over the public.

Berchtesgaden Adolf Hitler G.I United States Pacific Hitler Japan

Newspaper notices and subscription rates

Entered as second class matter June 18 1932 at Cedar Rapids Iowa. Full Leased Wire Reports AP-UPI News Service. Subscription rates by carrier per week 25 cents mail 1 year 6.00 3 months 3.25 1 month 1.75. Allen-Klapp Company addresses Chicago New York Detroit.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Agg Allen-Klapp Company Michigan Ave Chicago Fifth Avenue New York New Center Detroit Media Records A.N.P.A

Linn County Supervisors Approve Pay Increases and County Purchases

The Linn County board approved state authorized salary increases for most county employees, excluding the attorney and school superintendent offices, capping at 20 percent or $600. They purchased a 105-WAC air compressor for $1,500 from James W. Bell Co. and allowed $360 trade-in. A tax receipts printing contract was let to Cedar Rapids Tribune for $1,791.70. Local liquor licenses were granted to John Payton and Meryl C. Wilson, plus Marion Country Club, Inc., which also received a class B beer permit. A lot in Oak Hill was sold for $55 to Eddie Sojka to feed war plant workers. Reports noted restaurant owners reconsidering a shutdown after talks with Russell and Spring ield investigators. A Mattoon cafe reportedly supplied chickens to war plant workers, alleviating a potential hunger exodus. Alva Sanders distributed sandwich meat for road-side sales.

Linn County Board of Supervisors 51St General Assembly James W. Bell Company Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Tribune Company John Payton Midway Cafe Troy Mills Meryl C. Wilson Wilson Toddville Marion Country Club, Inc Marion Oak Hill Eddie Sojka Fifteenth Avenue SE Russell Springield Mattoon Alva Sanders Landoffice

OPA Rushing Beef To Mattoon Ill

The OPA is rushing two whole carcasses of beef to Mattoon Illinois to relieve a lunch shortage. John W Russell head of the local ration board says the Springfield Office of Price Administration will deliver the meat to the town of 15000 and it will be turned over to a canteen for distribution to residents who have been limited to hamburger stands due to widespread closures.

Mattoon Ill John W. Russell Springfield

New Drug Trade News Hails Hormone Face Creams After Study

The Drug Trade News reports hormone face creams seem beneficial and harmless following extensive research, despite earlier questions raised by American Medical Association researchers.

New York Drug Trade News American Medical Association

Unblock Your Digestive Tract Carter’s Pills Ad

An old promotional ad urges readers to use Carter’s Pills to unblock the intestinal tract for relief from indigestion. It claims headaches sour stomach and bad breath stem from constipation and promises natural digestion restoration after use. Pills priced at 25 cents are sold at drugstores.

Nature Carter

Elliott's Loan to Get Routine Check Says Morgenthau

Treasury will handle the Elliott Roosevelt John Hartford loan inquiry without discrimination. Morgenthau said the interwar revenue bureau is diligently pursuing a thorough investigation and will report to Congress via the Senate Finance and House Ways and Means committees. Hartford says the loan was settled by a $4,000 repayment.

Elliott Morgenthau Washington Willis R-Ind Treasury Department Bureau of Inter Hartford Great Atlantic and Pacific Company Congress Senate Finance Committee House Ways and Means Committee

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