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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1944

Page

3

Strategy of Ike Hitler as D-Day Draws Nearer

Adolf Hitler and Nazi forces race to disrupt invasion prep while Dwight D. Eisenhower targets rail and road networks to starve Wehrmacht logistics. Allied bombing aims to cripple German transport ahead of the landings, with the German rail system and autobahns under constant attack as Paris Lille and other hubs loom as potential focal points. The balance hinges on sustaining Long supply lines and fast movement to hold the second front against relentless air and ground pressure.

Adolf Hitler Wehrmacht Hitler Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower German Reichbahn Atlantic Cologne Brussels Ostend Rouen Channel Coast Coee Marshal von Rundstedt Paris Lille Britain England Berlin

Per Capita Food Waste Put at 225 Pounds Per Year

CHICAGO INS reports E. O. Pollock Midwest director of WFA finds average food waste per person in the United States about 225 pounds yearly. The survey cites 2 percent unharvested on farms, 2 percent lost in transport, up to 7 percent in wholesale and storage, 3 to 6 percent in retail, 6 percent by patrons, and about 15 percent wasted at home from overbuying and poor meal prep.

Chicago INS United States E. O. Pollock Midwest WFA Sune Pollock

Spohn Fined for Disturbing Peace

V. L. Spohn of 144 Twenty-fourth street drive SE was fined 50 dollars and costs by Police Judge Harry S. Johnson after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace. Patrolmen John Kuba and Frank O Nei l nabbed him late Saturday in the back yard of his home following a chase from 136 Twenty-fourth street drive SE where officers had been warned of a window peeper.

V. L. Spohn Twenty-fourth Street Drive Harry S. Johnson Spohn John Kuba Frank O’niel Spahn

Couple Fined For Disorderly Conduct

Judge Harry Johnson fined Ralph Shook and Stella Witlack 25 dollars each after they pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. They were arrested at a rooming house on a complaint from the property owners.

Harry Johnson Ralph Shook Sixth Avenue SE Stella Witlack Fourth Avenue SE

Manufacturers War On Over-Spending

New York AP report notes the National Association of Manufacturers launches a 65 member committee led by Lewis A. Dibble and Chester C. Oberly to sweat down national spending. They will work with the government as collaborators to shape spending policies in the interests of about 50 million taxpayers.

New York National Association of Manufacturers Lewis A. Dibble Eastern Malleable Iron Company Cleveland Chester C. Oberly Tolheim Oil Tank and Pump Company Fort Wayne Ind

Exhortation to Mothers of U S as 1944 American mother named

New York dispatch notes United States mothers urged to work unceasingly to honor sacrifices of sorrowing mothers abroad. Mrs John McFarlane Phillips of Pittsburgh, chosen by the Golden Rule American Mothers committee as the American mother of 1944, urged duty for those mourning their dead.

New York Ins United States John McFarlane Phillips Pittsburgh The Golden Rule Foundation

Men and Women In Service Update Highlights

Pfc Ralph A Sharf son of Mr and Mrs Malan Sharf Iowa City has returned to Camp Polk La after a 15 day furlough. His wife and son accompanied him while Doris Doherty storekeeper 3/c Waves returns to Olathe Kan after a seven day visit with her parents. Lt Richard E Beall former Center Point schools supervisor transferred from Athens Ga navy preflight to Oakland Calif. he is Cedar Rapids native. Robert E Johnson Oceanside Calif promoted to sergeant in the Marine Corps. his wife remains there. Sec Edward J Bader in Tampa Fla is 15 day furlough with his sister. Dorothy V Morehead at Lakehurst NJ Navy Air Station promoted to lieutenant jg. B L Heneks in South Pacific promoted to lieutenant jg. wife at Cedar Rapids IA. Pvt Henry A Stark at Camp Roberts Calif per parents Mr and Mrs C H Stark.

Ralph A. Sharf Malan Sharf Iowa City Camp Polk Pfc Sharf Camp Robinson Ark Doris Doherty the Waves Olathe Kan Oceanside Cadif Marine Corps R. E. Johnson Bever Avenue Edward J. Bader Oe Field Tampa Fla Gaylord Edwards Twenty-second Street Dorothy V. Morehead Lakehurst N. J Naval Air Station J.g Accord Morehead Sixteenth Street

Carries 10 400 Pounds of Cargo First Photos of the

A partial caption focuses on a shipment carrying 10 400 pounds of cargo with initial imagery. The readable text centers on transport and freight details, hinting at a reporting sequence of early images and logistics.

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