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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1944

Page

2

Byrnes Urged as Hull Submits to Illness in Cabinet Shakeup

Senate chatter links James Byrnes to succeeding Hull if the 73 year old ministerial head cannot return to duties. Presidents and aides note Byrnes could help push through treaties for peace while Hull’s doctors weigh recovery. Roosevelt defers on other changes as Ickes and Gauss resignations loom.

Washington Garbets Weinaiay Eeto Roosevelt Hull Byrnes Senate Demwatiae Merene White House Cosmeatic Wilson State Department War Labor Board Clarence E. Gauss China Ickes Dewey

Ottumwa Leader Dies

Ottumwa Iowa Roy H. Kemble civic leader and musician died here Wednesday. He is survived by his widow one daughter and two sons in the service.

Ottumwa Roy H. Kemble

Okie the sergeant who wouldn’t go near the front

A war diary recounts a courier named Okie who avoided front lines, rose to sergeant, but faced mutiny from his men after adopting flashy gear and command airs. He answered to calls, played guitar, sang hillbilly tunes, and was eventually busted back to private after a four day AWOL binge. He now salutes and plays only for new recruits who gather to listen.

Gacey Okie A.w.o.l Little Okie Sam

Doubtful Corn for Industrial Alcohol

The War Food Administration announced on Wednesday that corn facing spoilage may be used to produce industrial alcohol with approval needed for each batch. Officials said the agency will first divert such corn to alternative uses where possible.

Washington War Food Administration WFA

Quaker Lace Dinner Cloths and Bridge Sets for Sale

Dutiful as well as beautiful Quaker Lace cloths with authentic patterns in Egyptian color. Dining items include 72 by 90 inch cloths and 6 bridge sets. Store hours are Tuesday to Saturday 9 30 to 5 30 and Monday noon to 9 PM.

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