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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1942

Page

10

War Chest kickoff with Roosevelt broadcast across networks

NADINE SUBOTNIK announces the 1942 War Chest campaign launch featuring a brief address by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The program runs 9:30 to 10 p.m. across WMT WGN WHO and KXEL, with Tom K Smith introducing Roosevelt. Also on the slate are Blondie skits and Philadelphia Orchestra music under Eugene Ormandy.

Franklin D. Roosevelt WMT WGN WHO KXEL Roosevelt Tom K. Smith Boatman’s National Bank of St. Louis Community Mobilization Philadelphia Orchestra Eugene Ormandy HH ‘Ekanie

Spotlight Bands on KXEL to Feature Glen Gray Tonight

Glen Gray and his Casa Loma orchestra will perform on KXEL at 8 30 pm as part of the Spotlight Bands program. A 15 minute segment titled Popular death by own action discusses electing high caliber congressmen and airs Tuesday at 2 15 pm on WMT, sponsored by the National League of Women Voters.

Poland WMT Sylvan Straker New York Molly Picon Jascha Heifetz WHO KXEL Glen Gray Casa Loma Orchestra National League of Women Voters

Evening Radio Schedule Through Oct 6 191%

A dense radio program log lists hourly show pairings across stations WMT WGN WHO KXEL and KNXEL. It covers Oct 5 evening into Oct 6 morning with talks, music, dramas, news, and soap operas featuring hosts and sponsors.

WMT Easy Aces WGN Bradley KXEL WGN Sports Holbrk WGN B Drummond Heatter A. Sagrelt Clapper WGN Hill Roosevelt Grant Hush Carso Waring J. Wald A. Jarrett Suns E. Oliver Oo BBC News Gillette G. Claridge H. James WMT Press WGN Valley Henson WGN Melody Time Stella Dallas Ma Perkins Ann Lorenzo Jones Vic & Sade Salvo Widder Brown Turner Portia Mag Kitchen Ben Bernie D. Cheskin O Farrell Muddy Don Winslow Edwin Hill Uncle Harry

Czech School Enrolls Pupils for Saturday Sessions

South Side notes pupils enrolled in two classes of the Czech school held Saturdays with Mrs Bozena Pidima and Mrs Marie Chmelicek directing. The Czech Independence Day observance marks the golden anniversary of the Damska Matice with a program at C S P S hall. The Bohemian Dramatic Association will stage Dark Eyes November 1 directed by Charles Bohaty. Catholic Sokol and Karla Masaryk C S A lodge to hold meetings. Maryland’s population grew from 1 631 526 to 1 811 546 between 1930 and 1940.

Jackie Bauer Frances Brazda Joan Franc Josephine Martha Kuncl Barbara Klassen Betty Nemec Charles Netolicky Frances Pesek Joan Rorick George Marie Sykora Agnes Vopalka Joan White Vlasta Yuva Leo Sindelar Betty Yuva Vladislav Zumer Martha Pesek Verna Kunel Hermine Netolicky Helen Skalicky Bozena Pidima Marie Chmelicek Damska Matice Czech Alliance Association The Bohemian Dramatic Association Charles Bohaty United States Europe Maryland

Popular Music Tops Radio Favorites Among Soldiers

The War Department’s Special Service Division survey finds 87 percent of soldiers favor popular music on radio, with news broadcasts comedy programs and sports in the top four. Opera and hillbilly music are disliked, while Friday and Thursday show higher listening. One in six soldiers owns a radio and about half tune in during the day.

Washington INS War Department Special Service Division

Army Radio Plea to Youths to Volunteer

Washington. The War Department issued a radio appeal urging 18 and 19 year olds to enlist. Maj. Gen. James A Ulio questioned withholding youth from military training and warned of future campaign needs and possible duty for young men.

Washington War Department Army James A. Ulio

Soviets Deny Stalin Quits Military Post

The United Press reports Soviet officials denied rumors that Joseph Stalin resigned as supreme Russian military commander and that Marshal Boris Shaposhnikov would take over. Nazi broadcasts also spread a false claim that General George Marshall had been replaced as U.S. chief of staff.

United Press Josef Stalin Boris Shaposhnikov Moscow Vichy George Marshall United States

Red air raids hit Bratislava as front moves

The report says Russian planes swept from the east and bombed Bratislava the capital of puppet Slovakia on Sunday night. Vichy radio claimed German bombers over Dover Canterbury and southern England, while British sources said there was nothing to report.

Associated Press Bratislava Slovakia Vichy Dover Canterbury England

German Tank Corps Commander Killed on Don Front

Berlin reports General Baron von Langermann und Erlencamp commander of a German tank corps and Colonel Nagy commander of a Hungarian division were killed Saturday on the Don front. The high command said Langermann died a hero's death in the front line and that Nagy was killed beside him.

Berlin Baron von Langermann Und Erlencamp Nagy Don Front Langermann

First Trust and Savings Bank Statement of Condition

Iowa bank report for Cedar Rapids Linn County shows total resources of 1 932 632 61 with deposits of 1 724 667 31 and liabilities of 1 932 632 61. Officers F Mitralsky J Dvorak L Struesky and F Stastny attest to accuracy and seal. Notary Helen Stourac witnesses on October 2, 1942. Directors listed.

First Trust and Savings Bank State of Iowa Linn County F. S. Mitralsky F J, Dvorak L. W. Struesky Frank J. Stastny F. & Mitvalsky J. Dvorak Lu. W. Stritesky Frank J Stastny FS. Mitralsky F_ J Dvorak L. W. Striesky Seala Helen Stourac Anator Linn L. L. Blahnin ED _ E. HACH G. J. Kesh

Army Planes Seen Overpowering Enemies in War Record

Washington AP report says the House military subcommittee found U S Army planes are a match for or superior to enemy aircraft. It cites a 30 day August 14 to Sept 14 destruction ratio of 7.5 to 1 and notes P 39 and P 40 fighters each destroyed multiple enemy planes with few losses. Lovett reports plane accident rate in 1942 fell 15 percent vs 1930 40 peacetime period.

Washington United States Army House Military Subcommittee On Aviation United States Uncle Sam Army Air Forces Army Air Germany Japan Army Air Force Washington, D. C Robert A. Lovett Air Congressional Lovett

Chinese Army Being Formed in India Under Stilwell

Lieutenant General Joseph W Stilwell has assembled Chinese division survivors in eastern India and formed an elite corps trained by Americans with American equipment. The exact number is undisclosed, but it could form the nucleus of a new striking force against Japan. The unit has been kept secret until now.

India Joseph W Uncle Joe Stilwell Stalingrad Sevastopol Volga Timoshenko Voronezh Caucasus Grozny Fields Rostov

Herriot Reported in Concentration Camp

Zurich dispatch reports Edouard Herriot former president of the French chamber of deputies has been sent to a concentration camp at Vals Les Bains France Four Dutchmen were executed at The Hague for Communist activity against the German occupation forces.

Zurich Switzerland Edouard Herriot Chamber of Deputies Vals Les Bains France The Hague

Swisher Trust and Savings Bank Statement 1942

Swisher Trust and Savings Bank Swisher Trust and 3.00009 at Swisher Johnson County closes Sept 30 1942. Resources total 620 833 98. Capital stock 30 000 00 surplus 45 000 00 undivided profits 6 561 75 reserves 10 000 00. Liabilities include savings deposits 342 638 19 time certificates 22 178 54 demand certificates 1937 84 trust funds 110 799 5. Other liabilities 23 82. Names W Netolicky MD president Joseph C Coufal VP Chas J Ross cashier Elmer J Ulch Asst cashier sworn Oct 3 1942.

Iowa Cedar Rapids Linn United States Ely Swisher Johnson Johnson County We. W . Netolichy Joseph C Coufal Chas J Ross Elmer J Ulch Netolicky Joseph C. Coufal Chas J Koss Sealy W J Netolicky M.D Chas Koss Elmer J Uileh ADELINE A _ KOSS A. Cuhel G. C Chadima

Danes Balk At Hitler Plan For Germanic Union

Stockholm reports say Hitler aims to form a new federation of Germanic states including Germany Netherlands Norway and Denmark with a central parliament in Berlin The Danish Quisling Fritz Klausen may be pressed into the plan while Denmark balks and Denmark’s occupation leadership is called to Berlin.

London Stockholm Hitler Germany Holland Norway Denmark Berlin Quislings United Press Fritz Klausen

Groceries Stolen From Lindy’s Lunch Room

Over the weekend two breakins were reported. Adelyn Blaylock, manager of Lindy’s lunch room on First avenue at Eleventh street NE, listed missing items including 50 pounds of potatoes 40 pounds of sugar 2 dozen bottles of catsup 2 quarts of mayonnaise 4 cans of peas 6 cans of tomatoes half crate of oranges and four boxes of spaghetti. William Baldridge of 2143 M1 Vernon avenue SE reported 25 chickens stolen from his chicken house Saturday night.

Adelyn Blaylock Lindy First Avenue Eleventh Street Miss Blaylock William Baldridge Vernon Avenue

Soviet Strategy May Have Wrecked Nazis Plan 1942

Louis F. Keemle reports that Russian operations around Voronezh and the Caucasus threaten to derail Hitler's 1942 objectives. Timoshenko concentrates on a strong Voronezh flank while holding the Caucasus oilfields, potentially stopping the Stalingrad drive and severing rival supply routes. The shift may have contributed to Bock’s dismissal and Hitler’s continued focus on southern oil targets over Moscow.

Stalingrad Russia Voronezh Caucasus Grozny Hitler Timoshenko Volga Lower Volga Ashstrakhan Caspian Sea Caspian Moscow Mozdok Bock

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