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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1943
Page
10
A Dakar radio broadcast claimed Germany has concentrated troops along the French Spanish frontier. It alleged Field Marshal von Rundstedt is inspecting the forces there. Vichy radio announced a special border zone with travel restricted to special permits.
Moscow radio quoted by Geneva dispatch said Field Marshal Walther von Brauchitsch, former German army chief, had disappeared and Gestapo rumors claimed he was taken. Brauchitsch left his post in December 1941 and vanished after a January 1943 southern Germany tour, with relatives described as anxious.
In this dialogue the reporter defends press independence and laments town politics. He praises hard working correspondents like Ray Clapper Dillard Stokes Kenneth Crawford and Drew Pearson while criticizing slant and favoritism. He explains congress thrives on votes and notes some members betray promises for back home support.
The piece laments former leaders soured by failed White House ambitions. It says their jealousy and pettiness grew after their hopes were smothered, and that despite the President's wartime accuracy their spite remains unreconciled.
Washington AP reports the 35 mile per hour speed limit was set aside Monday for trucks making emergency deliveries for the army navy maritime commission and War Shipping administration. Trucks must carry exemption certificates and pennants showing emergency service.
The report states that roughly 44 percent of global steelmaking capacity resides in the United States, underscoring its dominant position in the industry.
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