Roosevelt Bravely Faces Rain Parade in New York
President Roosevelt toured four New York boroughs under steady rain, drawing millions as crowds packed Harlem and lower Broadway. He praised ally Bob Wagner at Ebbets Field rally and outlined plans for a fourth term while campaigns shift to road trips and future appearances.
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Fire sets off by explosion at gas plant in Cleveland
A series of detonations at East Ohio Gas liquid storage plant on the city east side caused a multi day blaze with at least 70 dead and 168 missing, 235 injured, and 3,600 homeless. Militias mobilized to guard the area as authorities urge reports of missing persons.
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Dewey Attacks New Deal Labor Policy in Pennsylvania Tour
Governor Thomas E. Dewey charged the Roosevelt administration with using labor rights for political power and warned of a one man rule over workers. He cited the rail wage controversy as an example of mismanagement and alleged political cash tied to railroad wage decisions. Dewey called for free collective bargaining and criticized the New Deal for endangering democratic processes and worker rights.
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Cedar Rapids Hospitals Share $3000 From Arnold Estate
The estate of the late C. D. Arnold leaves $1000 to St Luke's Mercy and Cedar Rapids hospitals. Mercy will aid needy children in pediatrics per estate specs. St Luke's plans pending. Arnold, 78, died August 25, 1943, longtime Cedar Rapids resident and former Cedar Rapids Lumber Co. owner at 109 Tenth Street NE.
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Registration drive for Nov 7 election deadline near
Six days remain to register before the November 7 general election. The deadline is October 27. Voters must be registered to have a voice in the U S presidential election. If you have not voted in four years or moved, register now at the city hall third floor registration office.
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Army Pilot first to leave plane overnight at Cedar Rapids airport
Maj William P Norris son of Mr and Mrs J N Norris 311 Linden Ter SE Cedar Rapids became the first army pilot to leave his plane overnight at the new Cedar Rapids municipal airport after landing Friday He flew a P 63 the army s new hot test fighter plane with landing speed too high for Hunter field CAA permission allowed use of the new runways Norris a veteran of the South Pacific flew to Colorado Springs today after Cedar Rapids visit and leads a squadron of veteran pilots training bomber gunners at various bases
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Harmony Found In Discussion Of Polish Issue
Moscow reports say Churchill and Stalin advanced on Polish settlement and a joint British Russian policy toward Yugoslavia. They agreed to expel Germans from Yugoslavia and support a union of the royal Yugoslav government with Tito’s movement with US approval noted. The Polish talks narrowed differences and aimed to form a unified Polish front.
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Allied Thunderbolts Strike Dam and Nazi Supply Center
American forces blasted a 50 foot breach in the Lake Etang de Lindre dam near Dieuze as 24 Thunderbolts dropped one ton bombs, flooding Dieuze and halting Nazi traffic. Canadian units pushed north of Antwerp, advancing toward the Rhine while Aachen faced increased Allied pressure. Allied reports also noted heavy German resistance and Luftwaffe air activity along the Cologne front.
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Navy reports Pearl Harbor inquiry kept secret
Secretary of the Navy James V Forrestal said the court of inquiry into the Pearl Harbor attack has delivered its report under secret and top secret classifications. He asked Admiral Ernest King to review the report and its proceedings to determine what must remain classified due to potential impact on national security.
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Red Army Drives Deep Into East Prussia Amid Breakthroughs
Soviet reports claim a new push 15 miles into East Prussia toward Insterburg while fighting rages along a 50 mile front. Belgrade and Debrecen fell to Soviet and Allied forces as Tolbukhin’s troops advance toward Budapest. Stalin ordered a 44-gun salute for the victories.
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Daily Index Roundup of Columns and Features
A compact page summary lists Marquis Childs David Lawrence Drew Pearson and Marion with cross references to Movies Radio and Sports. It notes several columns and features including Comics Deaths and a State section.
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Horthy Reported by Berlin News Agency
London AP reports Admiral Nicholas Horthy former Hungarian regent was declared by Berlin's Transocean news agency on a Saturday in Germany. The note places Horthy within Reich context amid wartime reporting.
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Mil o Burcham Die s in Plane Crash at Home
Milo Burcham 41 longtime Lockheed chief test pilot and famed barnstormer died Friday night in a local incident at his home in Burbank California. He was known as one of the country’s best stunt flyers during the barnstorming era.
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