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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1942

Page

4

Arrest author of Fane linking yarn stirs wartime caution

Horace B. Murray Jr., 38, jailed on charges of wilfully making false reports to interfere with military operations. He claimed to be master of a torpedoed tanker Queen B or Queen Q, a tale told to Palm Beach reporters and investigated by Lt. Stinson before transfer to A US attorney for action. March 20 final hearing set before U S Commissioner Davis.

Miami Fla Horace B. Murray Murray United States Roger Edward Davis Palm Beach Naval P. L. Stinson Fort Lauderdale

Beer and coffee stocks released by WPB

The War Production Board freed canned beer and coffee it had frozen in February unless needed by wartime agencies. The decision implies government will not seize beer and coffee, making them available for civilian distribution. Canned hams remain held.

Washington War Production Board WPB Army Navy Lend-Lease Administration

Pearl Harbor Hero Identified as Borie Miller

The Pittsburgh Courier identifies Borie Miller, 22, of Waco Texas, as the Pearl Harbor hero cited in naval dispatches. Miller, a young mess attendant, manned a battleship machine gun during the Dec 7 attack and kept firing until his ammunition ran out.

Pittsburgh INS Pearl Harbor Pittsburgh Courier National Negro Weekly Borie Miller Waco Texas Courier Miller Navy

Crowley Named Alien Property Custodian by Roosevelt

President Roosevelt designates Leo T. Crowley as alien property custodian with potential control over about 7 billion dollars of frozen assets. The move ends a dispute between Morgenthau and Biddle and transfers authority from the treasury to Crowley’s office, a branch of the Office of Emergency Management.

Washington Roosevelt Leo T. Crowley United States Treasury Morgenthau Biddle Treasury Crowley Office of Emergency Management

Occupied China Excluded From Greater East Asia War

Nanking dispatch quotes Wang Ching-wei, head of the Japanese sponsored Chinese government, saying occupied China will not take part in the Greater East Asia conflict. The recording was by UP in San Francisco.

Torio San Francisco Wang Ching-wei China Nanking

Doctor's Olive Tablets Claim to Improve Bile Flow

A historic ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to stimulate bile secretion and aid digestion for constipation and sluggish bile. It promotes relief from headaches and a tired feeling, urging readers to buy a box for 60 cents at all drugstores.

Wage proposal boosts grain handlers in milling sector

New York AP reports a 40 cent per hour minimum for grain handling and milling workers, affecting about 19 500 of 64 000 in the industry mainly in the South. A 21 member committee representing industry workers and the public recommended the change after two days study. Walling will schedule a public hearing to consider approval or disapproval of the recommendation.

New York L. Metcalfe Walling Department of Labor South Walling

Professor Claims Man Energy Value Roughly One Cent Hourly

A professor argues that the average man provides energy at about one cent per hour, framing human labor in economic terms as a crude energy measure.

Roosevelt Seeks 11 Million More for Agriculture Dept

President Roosevelt asked Congress for 11.55 million dollars in additional funding for the Agriculture Department this fiscal year. The proposal allocates 5 million for forest fire prevention on public and private lands, 500 thousand for national forest protection and young growth care, 1.85 million for entomology and plant quarantine to fight pests, and 4.2 million to support planting of guayule and other rubber bearing plants.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Department of Agriculture Bureau of Entomology

German inventor Robert A. Bosch dies at 80 in Stuttgart

German inventor and industrialist Robert A Bosch, age 80, founder of the Bosch firm, died Thursday in Stuttgart after a short illness. His company produced the well known Bosch magneto and other automotive machinery.

Berlin Robert A. Bosch Bosch Stuttgart

ANZACS' Joint Plan Of Defense Drafted

Supply Minister Daniel Sullivan said Australia and New Zealand formed a defense in depth plan at a war conference. The plan would be sent to President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill and calls for base building followed by an offensive against Japan. Sullivan, returning from the Australian conference with J G Coates, said the plan is ready for action.

Wellington N. Z Daniel G. Sullivan Australia New Zealand Roosevelt Winston Churchill Sullivan Japan J. G. Coates

Radio advertising outlays reach 200 million dollars in country

Advertisers spent about 200 million dollars on radio time in the last year, reflecting strong demand for broadcasting spots. The figure highlights radio as a major medium for marketing.

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