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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1944

Page

13

Stettinius Seen as 1948 Hopeful in Bid for Presidency

President Roosevelt nominates Edward R. Stettinius Jr. for secretary of state, likely to be confirmed this week, elevating him to number two in the administration and placing him at the center of postwar world organization efforts. Debate swirled over possible successors to Hull and Wallace while Byrnes was urged by some, yet Roosevelt kept Stettinius in place as Hull retires for health reasons.

Washington Roosevelt Edward R. Stettinius, Jr Senate Stettinius Hull Wallace CIO James F. Byrnes Byrnes Sen Wherry Nebraska Cordell Hull World Organization United Nations George Hearn Hearn

Governors Decision on Jan 3 Swearing In

Governor Hickenlooper should resign by Jan 3 to allow Lt. Gov Blue to begin his term and be ready for the new Congress. A pre-swearing start could aid effective work with the legislature and boost seniority for future committee assignments. Stettinius is praised for public relations and continuity at the state department.

Eva Ree Hickenlooper Blue Congress Des Moines Washington Iowa United States Senate Hickenlooper Edward Stettinius Cordell Hull Stettinius State Department Dumbarton Oaks

Draft Riots In Capital Of Dominion

Ottawa faced street clashes as 100 home defense troops led protests against overseas conscription. Prime Minister Mackenzie King pushed a confidence vote amid party dissent while draftees in British Columbia and thousands in Montreal expressed opposition.

Ottawa A. G. L. McNaughton Canada Dominion Mackenzie King McNaughton Home Defense Forces Lansdowne King Progressive Conservative Party House Gordon Graydon British Columbia Prince Rupert Army Quebec Montreal

Clark Lee Struck by Strafing Near Saipan Raid

Clark Lee, International News Service correspondent, was slightly injured Monday when a jeep carrying him, Lt. Col. Clair McKelway and Sgt. Lloyd Reiff came under strafing fire during a raid on a B-29 base at Saipan. Lee suffered a possible small bone fracture after the impact with coral.

Saipan Clark Lee International News Service Lee Clair McKelway 21St Bomber Command Lloyd Reiff Avon S. C McKelway New Yorker Magazine

Protests over secret FCC hearings trigger resigning counsel

The House committee voted to close FCC hearings to the public. Committee Counsel John J. Sirica resigned immediately, citing a public interest and warning of a whitewash. Rep. Wigglesworth condemned the move, while Rep. Hart and others defended closed proceedings as necessary for focus.

Washington Thehouse Federal Communications Commission John J. Sirica Lea Dcalif Rep Wigglesworth R-Mass WMCA New York Edward J. Noble Donald Flamm Sirica

Cigaret Shortage Debate Highlights 1944 Flue-Cured Tobacco

Washington AP reports congressional investigators hear that an 18 month supply of cured tobacco is backed by a record 1944 crop. The House Agriculture Committee hears testimony that domestic use exceeds 1 billion pounds and civilian supply is up nearly 50 percent from prewar levels.

Washington House Agriculture Committee Flannagan D-Va George E. Powell Commodity Credit Corporation AAA Powell

British Troops Guard Brussels as Pierlot Wins Confidence

British tanks and helmeted troops guarded the Belgian parliament as Premier Pierlot secured a confidence vote 116 to 12. Streetcar workers had struck demanding his resignation and thousands of protesters were reported marching toward the capital.

Brussels Chamber of Deputies Hubert Pierlot Pierlot Mons Pierrot

Captured Yanks Mock German V-1 Reports

An American prisoner told interrogators that captured U S soldiers denied knowledge of the V-1 device. The remark irritated Nazi officers as the U S Seventh Army pressed operations against German forces.

U.S. Seventh Army

Linn County War Bond Drive Reaches Million Day

Linn county reports a banner day in the sixth war loan drive with sales of 1 131 566 50 on Monday and a total of 2 551 908 75 toward a 9 256 000 quota. Cedar Rapids area totals 8 006 000 with 2 459 160 in sales.

Linn County War Bond Office Linn County Cedar Rapids

Kolosick Condition Slightly Improved After Stroke

James Kolo sick a 16 year old Franklin high school center suffered a stroke Saturday night at Burlington during a Burlington Franklin game. He was transported to University hospital Iowa City Monday and described as slightly improved Tuesday by superintendent Robert Neff. Physicians continued extensive tests and avoided comment on seriousness.

Cedar Rapids James Kolosick Franklin High School Robert Neff University Hospital Iowa City Kolosick Charles Kolosick Center Point Road Burlington

German prisoners captured after escape near Indianola

Omaha dispatch reports three German inmates who fled from the Indianola Nebraska prison camp Saturday have been recaptured at Oberlin Kansas.

Omaha INS Indianola Neb Oberlin Kan

U S Airman Harold Miller Claims Rommel Kill

Lt Harold O Miller, 20, of Santa Rosa California, says his gun camera confirmed he killed Nazi Field Marshal Erwin Rommel by strafing a German staff car July 24. Miller, now recovering in Santa Ana with wife Margaret, described the hit, fire and crash from about 1000 feet as the car burned and rolled.

Santa Ana Calif Harold O. Miller Santa Rosa Erwin Rommel Rommel Miller Margaret Eighth Fighter Command

RAF Depot Explosion Kills 220 in Britain

Report says more than 220 people killed in the Royal Air Force maintenance depot blast near Burton on Trent. Officials note over 50 dead officially with at least 60 trapped, as British and American troops aid in rescue efforts. cause of the explosion is unknown.

London INS London Daily Mail Royal Air Force Burton-on-Trent

Leaden Skies Over Cedar Rapids Snow Hint

Leaden skies over Cedar Rapids forecast light snow turning to rain with gradual warming Wednesday. Des Moines reports a similar trend as the cold remains, with readings around 28 degrees in the afternoon and highs near 34 in Burlington Davenport and Ottumwa.

Cedar Rapids Des Moines Weather Bureau Chambers Iowa Burlington Davenport Ottumwa

Suspended Sentence in Billford Theft Case

Pvt Edward Zimmerman, 33, pled guilty to larceny and received a one year Linn County jail term suspended to allow return to Fort Lewis Washington. Co-defendants Orville Trimble and Paul Heslop faced related actions with Heslop later found guilty and bonded.

Cedar Rapids Edward Zimmerman Tenth Avenue SW G. K. Thompson Linn County Pvt Zimmerman Fort Lewis Wash Orville Trimble Fourth Avenue SE Paul Heslop Fifth Avenue SE George Robidoux Cedar. Rapids Trimble Pvt. Zimmerman Carl “Hendrickson Heslop

Americans Push Toward Saarbrucken on Roer Front

American Third Army units breached into Germany along a seven mile front advancing toward Saarbrucken while Ninth Army cleared the Roer area near Julich. Seventh Army moved toward the Rhine and Saar lines as German forces pulled back behind the Siegfried line.

London Germany Saarbrucken Third Army Ninth Army Roer Cologne Rhine Kirchberg Julich Strasbourg Seventh Army Saverne Gap United States Hurtgen Langerwehe Duren Grosshau Rhone-Rhine Canal Alsace Dannemarie Vosges Mountains Seventh Venlo Eisenhower Aachen Saar George S. Patton Saarebourg Horace L. McBride Seinghousse Harry L. Twaddle Saarlautern St. Avold Lorraine Reich Luxembourg Alexander M. Patch Siegfried Line Berlin Ruhr Silesia Third Maginot Line

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