Truman accuses Dewey of fence straddling foreign policy
In Los Angeles, Senator Truman labels Thomas Dewey a fence straddler on foreign policy who would align with Hearst and McCormick. He argues Roosevelt's leadership produced vast air power and warned the nation against an isolationist Dewey.
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Los Angeles
Harry S. Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
William Randolph Hearst
Col
Robert McCormick
Truman
Dewey
Japan
Roosevelt
Shrine Auditorium
Hearsts
McCormicks
Hearst
McCormick
Pacific
Willie Hearst
Bertie’ McCormick
Ball
Minnesota
New York
Chiefs of Staff
Douglas MacArthur
Supreme Command
Harding
William Howard Taft
Charles Evans Hughes
Killed in Action Pvt Leonard Hallquist in France
Pvt Leonard Hallquist 20 was killed in action in France Sept 20 after being reported missing Sept 14. In service since March 17 1943 he previously worked for Russell's Railway Guide and graduated from Roosevelt High School. Surviving: parents Mr and Mrs Victor Hallquist a sister Mrs Blanche Gardner and brother Robert Hallquist.
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Leonard Hallquist
France
War Department
Victor Hallquist
Fifth Street
Hallquist
Russell's
Railway Guide
Roosevelt High School
Blanche Gardner
Donald Gardner
Air Corps
England
Robert Hallquist
Jurors Selected for Linn County District Court Term
Petit jurors for the November term of Linn county district court were announced Tuesday. They report at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 21, with jurors listed from Cedar Rapids Central City Marion Coggan Lisbon Center Point Mt. Vernon Springville and Walker areas.
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Linn County District Court
Cedar Rapids
Floyd J. Anderson
Joe B. Arce
A. R. Austin
Gertrude Banks
W. D. Barnhizer
Hazel A. Bates
Harry J. Beall
John V. Beck
J. Hamilton Bell
Charles Arthur Bearle
G. J. Bondurant
Helen N. Bouldin
Joseph J. Bousek
George H. Breidert
Edward M. Bruna
Lydia E. Buchan
Charles E. Butterfield
Helen E. Camwell
Mary 4. Charter
Emil G. Christie
William G. Clark
Lillian F. Clifford
Ralph C. Conybeare
Edward P. Dougherty
N. V. Engler
Agnes Gaines
Gilbert P. Goss
William E. Graham
Vernon O. Hansen
Roy F. Hauser
Wilmer J. Haworth
Mildred Hagen
Cora G. Haynes
R. E. Heal
Esther N. Henson
Opal L. Herkner
Allen B. Hird
Charles E. Hite
Louis W. Jonas
Samuel J. Kacere
John Kelly
Louis E. Kolar
Bernice Kotek
F. G. Lightner
A. C. Loepp
John Mach
Orpha G. Smith
Abe L. Smulekoff
Anton Stelcik
Jennie Stolar
James W. Sullivan
Max M. Tow
Vesta E. Vrba
George A. Wetzel
Central City
K. R. Balderson
K. A. Mills
Marion
Ed Bills
Marguerite Cornell
Margaret Dunn
John Howe
Flora Klump
Carl Krapf
Coggan
Helen Ross
Thomas Bushnell
Wes Warnock
Lisbon
Dean Clark
Center Point
Fred Haars
Mt. Vernon
Laurence Hunter
Springville
Albert Pollock
Charles Starry
Andrew Falcon
Walker
W. Moler
1300 Yankee Bombers Blitz Cologne In Daylight Raid
Cologne endured its heaviest bombing of the war as 1300 Fortresses Liberators and 800 escorts plus 2100 planes struck railyards and factories. American losses totaled 13 bombers and 3 fighters. RAF Tempests and Typhoons supported operations against targets in Germany Austria and Czechoslovakia.
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London
Cologne
United States
Italy
Vienna
Aachen
Rhine
Henschel Tank Works
Betjtenhausen Ordnance Works
Reich
Germany
Vernay
Holland
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Salzburg
Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Villach
Linz
Czechoslovak
Brux
Skoda
Pilsen
Restrictions on Building Relaxed for Standard Prewar Homes
The War Production Board and National Housing Agency lifted limits on floor area, electrical outlets, and plumbing fixtures for standard prewar homes. Relaxation comes from easing shortages, giving builders more design freedom as materials become available while retaining lumber conservation rules and a ban on board lumber for sheathing, partitions, ceilings, and fences.
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Washington
War Production Board
National Housing Agency
Bomb debris clears in southern England suburbs
London dispatch reports southern counties and London area residents digging out on Tuesday after more flying bombs extra flights caused damage and debris removal efforts continue.
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London
INS
England
Three a Week Variety Show Replaces Passing Parade
A new three a week radio variety program replaces Passing Parade with John Nesbitt. The show debuts Tuesday 6 15 to 6 36 p m over CBS and WMT featuring Martin Block as emcee Johnnie Johnston Monica Lewis and Paul Baron with a 22 piece orchestra. Roosevelt and Bricker speeches and numerous guest appearances fill the schedule across NBC CBS and local stations.
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Miss Lewis
Broadway
Johnny
Benny
Radio Schedule Highlights for October 18, 1944
A dense listing of radio programs and times across WMT WGN WHO KXEL and other stations for Wednesday October 18 1944. includes news shows music dramas soap operas and farm reports with hosts such as John Stephens Cliff and Helen Ginny and programs like Farm Forum Farm News and Rhythm at various daytime and evening slots.
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WMT
Cliff & Helen
WGN
Boadiey
WMT Farm Forum
Higgins Boys
KXEL
Jerry
Zeids
Radio Schedule Fragments From Early Evening Listings
Time slots show a mix of network and local program names across stations WMT WHO WGN KXEL and others. Notable items include World News Sports and entertainment segments with presenters Dixon Tracy and Tom Mix referenced among varied program labels.
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WMT World Today
WGN
Tom Mix
KXEL
Murder Heiress Bauerdorf Slaying Probed In Hollywood
Hollywood and sheriff investigators pursued leads in the death of heiress Georgette Bauerdorf whose strangled body was found in her West Hollywood apartment bath. A soldier, Sgt Cosmo Volpe, admitted he spent two hours with her last Wednesday night but denied leaving the canteen with her or visiting the apartment. Two former doormen with keys, Ernest Tate and George Baker, denied proximity to the scene. A yearbook page and her handwriting about "the doll with the shoe button eyes" and "cinnamon drops" suggest she entertained often. Deputy inspectors believe the killer knew her habits.
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Hollywood
Hollywood Canteen
Georgette Bauerdorf
Sheriff's Invests
Cosmo Volpe
Air Force
New York
California
Volpe
Miss Bauerdorf
West Hollywood
George Baker
William J. Penprase
Sheriff's Bureau of Investigation
George F. Bauerdorf
OPA Suit Filed Against John Blaul's Sons
A Cedar Rapids federal case accuses John Blaul's Sons, wholesale grocer at 600 First Street SE, of sugar sales without ration coupons and poor records. Theodore F. Blaul, the president, signed a stipulation admitting the charges but denying willful violations and agreed to an injunction to restrain further actions.
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John Blaul
First Street SE
Office of Price Administration
U. S. Court
Cedar Rapids
Theodore F. Blaul
OPA
190 sbe ef waste pees will make econtainers
A brief note describes waste materials repurposed into containers for handling bleed plasma. The text is fragmented but indicates reuse of waste in producing specialized containment for plasma products. No specific organizations or dates are identified in the readable portion.
False Teeth Offer Comfort and Security in Daily Life
Consumers report FASTEETH provides firmer secure dentures allowing easy talking laughing and sneezing with less worry about slipping or dropping. The product promises comfort and stability for daily use.
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Fasteeth
French Nab Admiral Who Scuttled Fleet
Paris AP reports the French navy arrests Admiral Jean De La Borde commander at Toulon for giving the order to scuttle the fleet in November 1942. He is accused of failing to ensure an escape to North Africa when Germans seized the port.
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Paris
Jean de la Borde
Toulon
Mediterranean
North Africa
Ballot Request Totals for Iowa War Ballots Reach 59,519
DES MOINES AP reports Iowa military ballot requests reached 59,519 by Monday as deputy secretary of state Ray Johnston notes a drop from a peak of 3,880 on Aug 28 to 37 on Monday.
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DES Moines
Ray Johnston
Fragmented Local Schedule Fragments From OCR Notice
OCR readable fragments show days of week and scattered terms like Sunday Monday Thursday Friday Saturday. Details are incomplete, making exact schedule or event unclear.
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Portia
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Dixon
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Delee
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Quartet
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Christian Science
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Smilin
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N News of the World
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Babe Rut
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Hennice
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David Harum
Judy and
Alex Dreier
Emensus
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Gor
B. B
Hickenlooper
Retter Business Burens
Edith D. Webber i Rasch House
Lews
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Betty Crocker
Univ. of Iowa
Woman of America
Army Hour
Pepper Young’ Family
Rupert Hughes
Farre! Music Room
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Adsy
Judy Carton
Dinsh Shore
Daffe’s Tavern
Manhattan
Merry Telephone Hour
Mystery Theatre
Kraft Music Hall
National Barn
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Fibber McGee
Mr. District Aftor
Rob Burns
Sue Fenn
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Parry “Wood-Patsy
Ona
Sestain
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