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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1943

Page

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Roll-Back of Meat Prices Delayed Amid Opposition

The Office of Price Administration postponed the planned 10 percent price roll back for meat butter and coffee beyond June 1 due to congressional hostility to subsidies and the challenge of launching a $425 million program. Critics question its necessity as office of War Mobilization reviews options. President Roosevelt had urged controlling prices to held lines.

Washington Office of Price Administration Office of War Mobilization Prentiss M. Brown Roosevelt Brown Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Davis warns against broad food subsidy use in inflation fight

In a Senate committee hearing Food Administrator Chester C. Davis cautioned that general reliance on subsidy payments is dangerous and should not be a chief weapon against inflation. He said subsidies won’t permanently curb inflation and urged promotion of protein substitutes and milk solids while avoiding meat price cuts. Senator Bushfield revealed a bill to ban cod subsidies without congressional authorization.

Washington Senate Chester C. Davis Smith Ds.c Agriculture R-S.d

Cedar Rapids Memorial Day Parade Set for 2 P.M. Sunday

Cedar Rapids residents will hold their Memorial day observance Sunday with a parade forming on the Second avenue bridge at 2 p.m. moving toward Oak Hill cemetery for a 3 p.m. program. E A Johnson will speak at the cemetery. Col. John Ehlert will marshal. Arrangements by Andrew Coleman of the American Legion. Navy Mothers and Women's Relief Corps provide services at 1:30 p.m. on the bridge. Parade routes run east to Tenth Street or Mt Vernon Avenue to the cemetery. cemetery gates close to autos from 1:30 p.m. until services end.

Cedar Rapids Second Avenue Bridge Oak Hill Cemetery E. A. Johnson John Ehlert R.O.T.C Coe College Andrew Coleman American Legion

Regent Submarine Overdue and Presumed Lost

The 1 475 ton submarine Regent is overdue and presumed lost after commissioning in 1930. It normally carried 50 men. The admiralty announced the status on Saturday in London.

London Regent Admiralty

Ridge Taken Yanks Bottle Up Attu Japs On Attu Island

United States forces captured Fish Hook ridge on Attu island, trapping the main Japanese force in a small 3 to 4 square mile area. troops scaled 60 degree ridges under heavy fire to reach positions above the cloud line. A torpedo bomber attack hit Munda in the Solomons with multiple explosions and fires observed.

Washington United States Fish Hook Ridge Attu Island Navy Attu Chichagof Harbor Chichagof Valley Holtz Bay Pass Cape Khlebnikof Lake Cories Pacific Munda Solomons

Cedar Rapids Sees 88 Degree Day Sets Year High

Forecast calls for continued warmth in Cedar Rapids with Saturday showers and storms and cooler air by Sunday morning. Strong winds and scattered squalls expected, while humidity remains high. A new year temperature record reached 88 degrees at 2:30 pm, surpassing yesterday's 87.

Cedar Rapids Chambers Iowa

Child Who Got 200 Blood Offers Dies

Tommy James a 22 year old from Chicago who received more than 200 blood donor offers from 13 states died Friday night from a streptococcus viridans infection.

Chicago Tommy James

Flood Waters in General Retreat

Floods recede as the Mississippi peaks at Cape Girardeau and breaches at McClure evacuate the town. Illinois and Indiana rivers fall slowly while farm land remains inundated and thousands stay homeless amid recovery efforts and deferrals for draft farm labor.

International News Service Mississippi Midwest Cape Girardeau McClure Ill Illinois Beardstown Indiana

Actress Estelle Taylor Weds Paul Small

Los Angeles report that film actress Estelle Taylor, former wife of Jack Dempsey, was married Friday to Paul Small, a theatrical producer and agent.

Los Angeles Estelle Taylor Jack Dempsey Paul Small

Plethora of Braid at Wave Spar Ceremony

Cedar Rapids hosts a Waves and Spars ceremony with 23 recruits joining the Navy program amid a large crowd. Capt Edmund S Root and officers address the audience urging total national effort in farming production factory work and war mobilization as the largest naval display in the city unfolds.

Edmund S. Root Chicago Iowa U. S. Navy Navy Coast Guard Cedar Rapids Memorial Coliseum Root Wave Ensign Ruth Bryan Sixth Street Smith College Northampton Mass Ensign Bryan Wave Midshipmen Memorial Coliseum Cedar Rapids Marian Lemon First Avenue The Waves Anna Woods Avenue NE Marie Kelly Iowa City Jane Blythe Williamsburg Capt. Root Uncle Sam

British Destroy 6 Axis Gunboats in English Channel Air Attack

British Fleet Air Arm Albacore planes with the RAF fighter command attacked 12 gunboats off the Cherbourg peninsula Friday night. Six gunboats were destroyed and three damaged in two bombing runs led by Lieut. Comdr. G. Douglas.

London Fleet Air Arm English Channel Cherbourg Royal Air Force Fighter Command G. Douglas Douglas R.A.F Dover Strait Britain Essen

Rosa Lynch Receives M Award for 11 Children

Mrs Rosa Lynch of Lake Lure North Carolina is named today's M award recipient. She has eleven children: May Maude Mary Mandy Minnie Mamie Millie Milton Miller Manning and Martin.

Lake Lure N. C Rosa Lynch May Maude Mary Mandy Minnie Mamie Millie Milton Miller Manning Martin

All Is Ready For Invasion Says London Dispatch

The London News Chronicle reports Allied invasion of Europe is imminent with warships in strategic positions and a second front prepared. Mussolini meets Fascist leaders to defend Sicily and Sardinia while Italian fortifications and air defenses are strengthened ahead of a major Allied operation.

London London News Chronicle Europe Tunisian Sicily Sardinia Pantelleria Italy Mediterranean Mussolini Daily Telegraph News-Chronicle Norwegian Baltic Herman Goering Essener National Zeitung North Africa NBC Germany

Allies Hammer 3 Jap Airdromes on New Guinea Coast

Allied flyers attacked the northeast New Guinea coast using 19 tons of bombs, setting 16 fires and grounding planes at Boram Dagua and Wewak. Bombers faced storms but damaged seven ground searchlights and caused no Allied losses.

Allied Australia New Guinea Boram Dagua Wewak Millingimbi Darwin

Attu Holtz Bay Battle Aided by 210 Exhausted Yanks

Two hundred ten U S troops without food for three days and with frozen feet attacked the Japanese at Holtz bay on Attu May 11 to dislodge them from dug in trenches. Captain William H Willoughby led the Seventh Scouts through 8 to 20 foot snow in zero weather despite heavy counter attacks.

Attu Holtz Bay Eugene Burns Holtz Bay Battleground William H. Willoughby Seventh Willoughby Ventura Calif United States Henry J. Stender Denison Iowa Holtz William O. Eareckson Collins Robert E. Engley Stafford Springs Conn Ouihn

Allies Bomb Western France and Italian targets in major daylight raids

American and British bombers pound Axis air fields and port facilities across western France and Italy. In North Africa 100 B 17s strike Leghorn with fires in refineries and docks while Liberators attack Foggia near Naples. Fortresses report direct hits on hangars and oil storage, with heavy losses on both sides and substantial damage to Leghorn shipyards and rail yards.

London R.A.F France Allied Headquarters North Africa Italy Leghorn Rome Cairo Foggia Naples Livorno Adriatic United States Sicily Sardinia Pantelleria Castelvetrano Augusia Desert Air Force Ansaldo Dwight D. Eisenhower

Rommel Reported Broken in Health

A Cairo dispatch to the London News Chronicle says Field Marshal Erwin Rommel is broken in health and spirit and no longer fit to command. He cannot walk without a cane due to a tropical disease from Africa, causing painful swelling in joints and limbs. The report cites captured Axis generals.

London INL Erwin Rommel Cairo London News Chronicle Rommel Africa

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DAVIS C. R. Memorial Day Ridge Mercury C. R Gazette Hamblin Onoto Jack Illian Astoria Ninth Naval District D. D. Gurley Ottumwell Naval Air Station W. H. Stewart America Dispatch Hammer New Guinea Coast Lucky David Klein Army Medical Corps Hollis N. Y Ciano Galeazzo Ciano Comics Today's Index David Lawrence Walter Wikehall
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