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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1944

Page

3

Bricker Attacks CIO PAC in Texas Speech

Ohio Governor John Bricker told Texas Republicans that the CIO Political Action Committee plans to spend about 5 million dollars to back Roosevelt and push state socialism. He warned the group is more active than the DNC and frames the president as wartime leader while expanding its own power. He urged labor rights to bargain and strike within lawful bounds and criticized PACs for exploiting workers.

Houston Texas John W. Bricker Ohio CIO Political Action Committee Roosevelt Democratic National Committee Bricker Ballyhoo

Union Demands Seen as Drafting Owners Income

Enders M. Voorhees, head of United States Steel’s finance committee, told the War Labor board that United Steel Workers wage demands effectively seek to conscript owners income. He warned the proposal could cost US Steel hundreds of millions yearly and questioned guaranteed wages, highlighting wage and production imbalance since 1902.

Washington Enders M. Voorhees United States Steel Corporation United Steel Workers CIO War Labor Board Steel Panel United States Steel Voorhees

Germans suffer tunnel setback near Terracina raid

Major George D. Wadsworth describes a German attempt to reinforce through Bear Mountain tunnel four miles long near Mt. Romano. Panzer grenadiers from the Twenty-ninth division were driven into daylight by Morgan's raiders and met a stiff American reception. About 200 German prisoners were taken as the rest retreated.

Fifth Army Terracina INS Panzer Grenadiers Bear Mountain Mt. Romano Pass Casa Peligrini Mt. San Biagio George D. Wadsworth Sterling, IL Twenty-ninth Division Rome Morgan George Walker Saginaw Mich Milton Blum New York

Stand ard Oil President Attacks Cartel Registration Bill

President Ralph Gallagher of Standard Oil Company of New Jersey criticized a bill for government registration of cartel contracts, calling it a mountain of paperwork that would severely handicap American firms in global competition.

Washington (Lp Ralph Gallagher Standard Oil Company of New Jersey

Limp Line and Sick Call in Army Life

Daily routine shows how soldiers form the Limp Line after mess to visit the dispensary where medics assign treatments. The column notes soldiers feigning illness to dodge duties, with castor oil as a common remedy and a raucous call to fall out. It also mentions Rogers’ burial place near his Oologah home and his widow’s critical illness in California.

Oologah Ranch Rogers California

Simple Rites Mark Return of Rogers' Body to Oklahoma

The body of Will Rogers returned to Claremore Oklahoma from Los Angeles and reposed in a stone crypt at a memorial museum. Private services preceded by a guard of honor drew hundreds of residents and invited guests. The event honored Rogers known as the friendly pilgrim of the long trail.

Rogers Oklahoma Claremore Okla Will Rogers Los Angeles Wiley Post Point Barrow Alaska Washington

High Court Voids Ruling Upholding Ballot Stuffing

The Supreme Court in a 6 to 3 decision reversed a Kentucky federal court ruling that ballot box stuffing in the 1943 Harlan county election for Sen Chandler did not violate federal law. Justice Roberts stated the 1870 Enforcement Act covers conspiracies to deny citizens honest vote counting. justices Douglas Black and Reed dissented.

Washington INS Supreme Court Federal District Court of Kentucky Harlan County Sen Chandler H. Church Ford Owen W. Roberts Mosley Douglas, Black Reed Roberts

Notice of hearing for probate admission in Cedar Rapids

The District Court in Cedar Rapids will hear for probate admission of the deceased's will or estate. The hearing occurs at the Court House with Clerk of Court and attorney Carl Hendrickson involved.

Gle District Court Court House Cedar Rapids, &c Carl Hendrickson Attorn

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