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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1942

Page

4

Wartime outlook lifts as supply boosts hint at breakthrough

Readers get a wary but hopeful view of global fighting. Officials hint that Allied forces prepare for major moves, while a big buildup of planes, pilots, tanks, and soldiers remains mostly unseen in combat. A 5 percent victory tax proposal looms, slated to fund postwar debts and curb inflation, with households urged to plan for higher taxes next year. The local war bond push closes strong, proving community support amid shortages and drive.

United Nations Senate Finance Committee Treasury Washington Senate Committee

French Senate and Chamber Condemn Petain Dictatorship

Paris reports that the presidents of France’s senate and chamber accuse Marshal Petain of assuming unlimited dictatorship and dissolving parliament. They protest his war plans with the allies and warn liberty cannot die in France. Petain reportedly interned two Popular Front figures as he consolidated power.

Senate Chamber of Deputies Marshal Philippe Petain France Petain Pierre Laval Jules Jeanneney Edouard Herriot Chamber Germany Herriot Jeannency Vichy French Republic Popular Front Leon Blum Pierre Vicnot M. Blumel Blum Albert Lebrun

Nationwide control set on trucks and buses begins Nov. 15

The Office of Defense Transportation will place all non-military trucks, buses, ambulances and hearses under wartime regulation. Gasoline, tires and parts will be rationed nationwide with certificates of war necessity, mileage limits and load caps.

Washington Office of Defense Transportation ODT District of Columbia DDT Joseph B. Eastman Eastman Office of Price Administration

Churchill Stalin dispute reported in Soviet press

Moscow reports reveal for the first time a serious disagreement between Winston Churchill and Josef Stalin during their wartime talks. The Soviet press published portions of Churchill's Commons statement, reinforcing the view that allied aid to Russia will not come soon and deepening Moscow's bitterness.

Moscow Winston Churchill Josef Stalin Churchill House of Commons

House with rusty pliers and odd tools in court tale

A colorful description mocks a householder familiar with rusty pliers a two bit saw chewing gum court plaster and shoe leather as the subject of a local court tale shows.

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Cedar Rapids Bond Drive At Wake Island Premiere

The Cedar Rapids premiere of Wake Island raised about 165000 in war bonds and stamps amid rain and film star appearances Frances Dee and Edward Arnold. Spectators from all walks funded the drive, with $164000 in bonds and the rest in stamps, reflecting widespread public support and sacrifice.

Cedar Rapids America Frances Dee Edward Arnold Wake Island Iowa Theater Arnold Miss Dee Gazette-Reynolds Benne Alter Civil Air Patrol

Sensational Wakefield Fire and Rescue At Sea

Walter Cronkite reports from aboard a U S warship as the Wakefield burns during a Atlantic convoy voyage. Crew and 840 passengers are rescued by escort vessels using rope ladders and improvised gangways with several crew members burned. Cause of the fire under investigation. the ship was among the largest prewar liners and returning troops from Britain.

United States Atlantic Wakefield Manhattan British Isles Eire Britain Cmdr Harold G. Bradbury United States Coast Guard Washington America West Point

Wakefield Fire Destroys Liner Once Queen of Fleet

The Wakefield formerly the Manhattan was badly damaged by fire at sea on Sept. 3 with 1,600 passengers and crew saved. The 24,000 ton ship was salvaged and towed to an Atlantic port as rescuers battled the blaze, with no loss of life and several injuries reported.

Washington Wakefield Manhattan Navy Queen United States Naval Service Harold Gardner Bradbury Port Angeles Wash Coast Guard

Cedar Rapids Woman Enlists in Waves Navy

Miss Katherine Morrison 29 of Commonwealth apartments Cedar Rapids is the first eastern Iowa woman accepted for enlistment in the Waves the women’s division of the U S Navy She was a mathematics major at Morningside College Sioux City and expects to report to Smith College North Hampton Mass for training after sworn in in Chicago The Ninth district’s early intake places her near the 140th recruit and she faces a four month marriage prohibition during training

Cedar Rapids Katherine Morrison Commonwealth Apartments Iowa The Waves United States Navy Miss Morrison Organization of the Waves Morningside College Sioux City Ninth Naval District Chicago Washington Smith College Northampton Mass

Russians Hold Strong at Stalingrad Front

Soviet dispatches say Red Army troops maintained firm defense around Stalingrad as German armor pressed the western front. The battles on the central front near Mozdok and the Terek river led to German losses, with 400 killed and Axis vehicles destroyed, while Churchill’s aid pledge reached Soviet papers.

Associated Press Adolf Hitler Stalingrad Volga Moscow Churchill Britain United States Russia Iran Persia Iraq Caucasus Middle East Central Caucasus Baku Rostov Mozdok Grozny Terek Red Novorossisk Black Sea Red Star

Reed to buy war bonds at Marion Bill Reed day

Reed will spend his Jap bounties for war bonds from his 11 planes destroyed as a member of the American Volunteer Group in Burma. Parade Saturday in Marion features bands drum corps and an afternoon program led by K E Cornell and Mayor Mullin. War bond sales at Liberty Chapel with enlistment booths for the armed services and a Bill Reed banquet planned at the Marion Golf Club.

Marion Reed Burma A. R. McElwain Bill Reed New York Bill Liberty Chapel Army Air Forces Mayme Reed McElwain Paramount Pictures Iowa News Seventh Avenue K. E. Cornell John Mullin W. E. Failor Army Navy Marine Corps Marion Golf Club

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