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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1944

Page

2

Dewey urges unity and Congress role in postwar policy

Governor Dewey argues that prewar mistakes hurt both parties and that national policy must be shaped by many heads working with Congress. He cites congressional cooperation as essential to future peace, warns against dictating policy, and notes endorsements from Republican leaders as he campaigns in Chicago and Iowa.

Congress Dewey White House Joseph H. Ball Republican Party World Peace Organization Wallace White, Jr Maine Arthur Vandenburg Michigan Warren R. Austin Vermont Robert A. Taft Ohio Kenneth Wherry Nebraska Joseph W. Martin House of Representatives

Milner Hotel Shootings Tie Brookman to Apgar Case

RailMan shot in his room at the Milner hotel, Harry Apgar, 53, a North Western switch crew foreman, is in critical condition at Mercy hospital. LeRoy Brookman, 49, named by Apgar as the assailant, was arraigned and held on $5,000 for assault with intent to murder. Brookman collapsed at court, and police found a .22 rifle on Apgar’s bed.

Milner Hotel Harry Apgar North Western Mercy Hospital LeRoy Brookman Fifth Avenue SE Apgar H W. R. Churchill Carl Hendrickson Brookman R. S. Milner Milner Grace Apgar Kudina George Connell Harley Simon George Davis Murphy Davis Henry Overman Jerry Carroll Itv Mercy Hospital B T. Frank Hersch Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary Minneapolis

Dewey Attacks F R Policy Before War

Minnesota Governor Thomas E. Dewey condemned the current foreign policy, insisting that U S participation in any world peace body must not require congressional approval for every decision. He aligned with President Roosevelt's stance but sought limits on congressional reservations and force quotas.

Minneapolis Thomas KE. Dewey Congress New York Roosevelt

Paratrooper John Shimek Killed in Holland

Pvt. John Shimek 27 an infantry paratrooper was killed in action Sept 28 in Holland. He is survived by a wife and two-year-old son, plus four brothers in service and a Cedar Rapids sister. He attended Roosevelt high school and worked for the city before service. He previously won Ellis Park golf events and was runner up in a city tournament.

John Shimek Holland Hattie Shimek Zika Avenue David Eighteenth Avenue Shimek Roosevelt High School Paul Shimek California Ellis Park George Shimek North Carolina Jeave Ed Shimek Frank Shimek France Bob Shimek Henry Shimek Cedar Rapids Pvt. Shimek Arthur Holland

B 29s Again Bomb Japan

A task force of B 29 Superfortresses from the Twentieth Air Force attacked strategic targets on Kyushu. General H H Arnold announced the strikes hit a main island at the southern tip of Japan's homeland.

Washington Kyushu Twentieth Air Force Gen H. H. Arnold

LaPlant Choate E Award Renewal Noted

Cedar Rapids news reports LaPlant Choate Manufacturing receives the Army Navy E for the fourth time for outstanding war materials production. The award adds a third star to its flag. first awarded in March 1943 and renewed every six months to reflect sustained production.

Cedar Rapids

Nazis Evacuate Kirkenes Port in Arctic Action

London AP reports Kirkenes and its town evacuated after destroying all military installations at the submarine and air base on the Murmansk convoy route. Moscow quotes a Soviet front correspondent on German retreat from Konigsberg as Allied pressure grows in East Prussia.

London Kirkenes Arctic Murmansk Berlin Narew Poland Warsaw East Prussia Moscow Konigsberg Petsamo

Fresh armor sent by Russian and German high commands

Moscow reports both sides in the conflict deployed renewed armor and mobilized forces as European tensions mounted. Officials in Moscow and Berlin pledged reserves and intensified offensive operations amid ongoing fighting on multiple fronts.

Moscow

Register to vote before October deadline in city

The notice reminds residents that three days remain to register for the November 7 general election. The deadline is October 27. Eligible voters must register if they have not voted in four years or have moved since last voting, with the registration office on the third floor of City Hall.

United States

Battle near Philippines: Japanese fleet losses and US carrier sunk

United States Third Fleet carriers, including the light carrier Princeton, engaged Japanese forces in a three pronged action near the Philippines. A large Japanese carrier was sunk and two others damaged while battleships and cruisers suffered heavy hits. Princeton was lost after a magazine explosion.

Pearl Harbor United States Third Fleet Philippines U.S.S. Princeton William F. Halsey Chester W. Nimitz Tokyo Princeton United States Nimitz Liscombe Bay Marshall Islands Halsey Sibuyan and Sulu Foremosa Imperial Navy Marc A. Mitscher Formosa Sibuyan MacArthur Leyte Island Negros Island Sulu Sea Sibuyan Sea U. S Cafers

Leyte Yanks Liberate 14 More Towns

Allied forces piercing Japanese lines in Leyte liberated 14 towns and advanced to the outskirts of Tobontabon eight miles northwest of Dulag. San Pablo airdrome near Dulag was seized while others pushed toward Dagami Catamon and Palo Tacloban with heavy air combat losses for both sides.

MacArthur HDQ Philippines Tobontabon Dulag San Pablo al Cocking Associated Press Seventh Division Dagami Leyte Valley Ninty-sixth Division Catamon Catamon Hill Tabontabon Palo Tacloban Tenth Corps Visayas Mindanao

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