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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1943

Page

7

Food Conference Agrees On Five Postwar Policies

Informant reports say delegates at the Hot Springs international food conference have reached consensus on five policies to boost postwar food production and distribution. The measures call for an interim commission to create a permanent world food agency, expanded postwar output, sustained production in the long term, improved distribution, and coordinated international action. Committees will draft declarations based on these policies, with no timetable for final submission yet.

Hot Springs

Red Cross Looks to Boost Women in Nursing Roles

Miss Madeline Healy, chairman of the Red Cross nurse recruiting committee, reports word of her brother's motorcycle accident in Newton Iowa. Franklin school Victory Corps officials including Mrs. Wells C. Peck and others lead the program with home nursing, first aid, and surgical dressings efforts. The Red Cross war fund allocations show 65 percent used for disaster relief. Volunteers have sewn to stockpile clothing now aiding 160000 homeless flood victims.

Madeline Healy Red Cross Newton Victory Corps Franklin School Wells C. Peck L. K. Cornell A. E. Einen First Aid Harold Miner Home Nursing Committee

Nipponese Official Names Minister in Grave Situation Warning

The Tokio radio announced the appointment of Fumio Goto, former home minister, as minister of state without portfolio. He warned the public that Japan faces a grave situation and urged vigilance amid rising tensions.

Japan New York Tokio Radio Fumio Goto

Red Cross Schedules June Board Meeting and Memorial Day Roles

Linn county Red Cross board meeting moved from June 2 to June 9 at Lafayette club rooms. Red Cross to march in Memorial day parade with Mrs. John M. Drabelle driving a station wagon for Red Cross personnel. Volunteer service rooms at the Y M C A closed all day Monday for Memorial day. OWI requests Red Cross aid in distributing Norman Rockwell posters about the four freedoms. A consignment arrives for placement in community centers as Cedar Rapids joins 99 other Midwest cities in poster campaigns.

Mary Linn County Red Cross Chapter Lafayette Club Red Cross John M. Drabelle Motor Corps Y.M.C.A OWI The

Unprecedented grave situation voiced in imperial speech

The statement warns of an increasingly grave war situation and urges full loyalty to the imperial household. It calls for thoroughly fulfilling duty, manifesting devotion to the nation, and preparing for a decisive battle by consolidating national strength and strengthening domestic structures.

Allied air raid hits Madang base in New Guinea

A military communique reports a raid on the Japanese base at Madang on the New Guinea northeast coast. Bombs weighing up to a ton were dropped on the airdrome and nearby installations on Wednesday, with the attack noted in Thursday's update.

Ers Madang New Guinea

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