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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1948

Page

8

West Berlin Eyes Winter With Airlift Assurance

Berliners receive Western Allied promise of ample airborne food and coal this winter. Colonel Howley reports daily increases in food and fuel, with food for 39 days and flour for 48, while coal arrivals average 2,300 tons daily against a 2,100 ton need. A German official notes Berliners will endure hardship to keep freedom. Der Kurier cites only 3 percent accepting Soviet food proposal.

Berlin Frank L. Howley United States Howley Britain Gustav Klingelhoefer der Kurier

Bioff and Browne testify in Nitti estate tax case in Chicago

George E. Browne and Willie Bioff, ex IA TSE officials who helped expose Capone gang extortion, testified in a tax case against Frank Nitti´s estate. The government seeks to prove Nitti’s $400000 share went untaxed. The hearing moved to the customs house. both men avoided details of recent whereabouts.

Chicago George E. Browne Willie Bioff Frank Nitti Browne Bioff International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Capone Veaia Aiongressional Committee Nitti Customs House Alcohol Tax Unit

Dewey Civil Service Comment Sparks Party Clash

The Democratic National Committee and Republican headquarters traded accusations after a private Albany meeting last February with a veterans of foreign wars delegation. Democrats say Dewey favored abolishing the civil service. Republicans deny the charge.

Washington Llp Democratic National Committee Republican Thomas E. Dewey New York Albany G.O.P

Dewey Denies Comment On Civil Service Aims During VFW Talks

The VFW pressed for automatic promotion after 10 years, while Dewey allegedly warned that civil service workers were mediocre. Republicans countered with quotes from VFW officials denying any disparaging remarks or abolition intent, naming Harold J. Burke and Clyde Lewis as witnesses at the meeting.

VFW Dewey Own Harold J. Burke VFW Legislative Committee New York State

Plattsburgh Woman Denounces Democratic Story as Lie

A Plattsburgh resident dismissed a Democratic report as a damned lie while Lyall T. Beggs, national commander of the VFW, said he does not recall hearing the statements attributed to Dewey.

Plattsburgh Lewiswood Mich Cedar Rapids

Grand Jury to Study Records of Seven Firms

U.S. Federal Judge John P. Barnes ordered the grand jury to extend its term to review records subpoenaed from E I du Pont de Nemours and six other corporations. The records are impounded and only released by court order as officials probe potential interlocking ownership among the firms. Willie Hotchkiss requested the extension. General Motors' attorney Ferris Hurd delivered documents to Meville Williams.

Chicago John P. Barnes E. I. du Pont de Nemours Company Justice Department Willie L. Hotchkiss Barnes Ferris Hurd General Motors Corporation Meville Williams

Skeptical Court Analyzes Zerrett Curative Gadget in Chicago

In Chicago Judge Charles Dougherty heard 40 witnesses on the zerret, a dumbbell shaped device claimed to cure rheumatism and arthritis. Prosecutor charged inventor William Ferguson with fraud as chemists study its alleged powers and price range from 25 to 50 dollars.

Chicago INS Charles S. Dougherty William Ferguson Frank Fitzgerald Lawrence Dowd Ferguson George Lunden Iron

Fraud accusation prompts continuance in Terrets case

Mrs Lunden and Mrs Dwyer testified they bought terrets and planned to sell to acquaintances. Dwyer said she earned 3125 dollars and Lunden 2100 dollars. Prosecutor Fitzgerald called it a fraud and Judge Dougherty ordered a continuance for further analysis.

Performance Declines At High Altitude Without Oxygen

A test at 18 000 feet simulated altitude shows men struggle with simple tasks without supplemental oxygen. Despite confidence in solutions they judge their answers as correct, revealing impaired judgment and cognitive fatigue under hypoxic stress.

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