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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1944

Page

3

Dewey Impresses Iowans With Broad Knowledge

Governor Dewey’s Iowa visit showcases his precise information and readiness to listen. The piece highlights Hickenlooper’s national influence, Iowa’s Senate race, and war coverage, noting traffic concerns near a war plant and strategic German defenses in the Ruhr region.

Yanks Sinker Mindanao Raid In Philippine Waters

U P dispatch says Admiral Halsey s Third Fleet sank or likely sank 89 Japanese vessels and destroyed about 68 enemy planes in the first naval air attack on the Philippines. Mindanao was swept and five airfields bombed as 51 cargo ships, 38 small craft and many sampans were lost or probably lost.

Pearl Harbor William F. Halsey United States Philippines Mindanao Philippine Islands Davao Hinaman Bay Japan Halsey Delmonte Valencia Cagayan Buayan Admiral Halsey Tokyo Palau South Pacific Matina Sirigao Minatuan Bay Saragani Bay Davao Gulf Cagayan and Sirigas

Allied air strike scatters 15-ship convoy in Burma theater

The Anacelated Press reports a 23 hour battle in the Andaman sea as rocket firing Beaufighters break up a 15 ship Japanese convoy aiding Burma. British claim the action as the greatest single air and sea victory in southeast Asiatic waters. Japanese columns still press toward Kweilin in southeast China as Allied defenses hold.

Burma Andaman Sea Asiatic China Kweilin

Dewey Impresses Iowa Farm Leaders On Campaign Tour

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey drew praise from farm leaders and GOP figures in Des Moines and Valentine Nebraska as he pressed for agricultural parity with labor and industry. He pledged continued support for price supports and farmer protections while touring Iowa with a coast to coast schedule, meeting veterans, editors, and party workers.

Gazette-Lux Dewey G.A.R Thomas E. Dewey Des Moines Iowa Grand Army of the Republic B. B. Hickenlooper John M. Gudgell Shenandoah George H. Jones Oxford Gazette Io Valentine Neb Gov Willis York G.O.P. Will Wendell Willkie Hickenlooper Guy M. Gillette

Republicans Clinch Maine Barometer Vote and Senate Victory

In Maine barometer elections Republicans sweep, elect Horace A. Hildreth governor with about 75 percent, and win three U.S. House seats, including Hale Smith and Fellows. Senate presidency also goes GOP, signaling strong party support amid CIO PAC opposition.

Portland Maine G.O.P Senate Horace A. Hildreth G.O.F Marion Martin Bangor National Republican CIO Political Action Committee Congress Robert Hale Margaret C. Smith Skowhegan Frank Fellows Hale

Linn G.O.P. Picks Smith Linn County GOP Leader

James H. Smith, Linn county sheriff since 1935, named chairman of the Linn County Republican central committee, succeeding David M. Elderkin at a Monday night meeting at the courthouse. Elderkin, Cedar Rapids attorney, has a second lieutenant commission in the marine corps and will report to Chicago on Sept. 27. Republican women plan a Sept. 19 dinner at the Montrose hotel honoring Robert Blue, lieutenant governor and party nominee for governor.

James H. Smith Linn County Republican Central Committee David M. Elderkin Court House Elderkin Cedar Rapids Marine ‘Corps Chicago Montrose Hotel Robert Blue Eagle Grove Iowa

Yanks Close In On Belfort Gap In Final Drive

The American Seventh Army, with French support, advanced toward Belfort from central France. US forces struck near Vesoul 32 miles west of Belfort while French troops moved toward the Swiss border, forming a 31 mile arc and severing escape routes as they press the German retreat into Germany.

Rome Seventh Army Belfort Germany Besancon Vesoul France Pont-de-Roide

Crossing anniversary invasion as U S troops breach Moselle

American forces crossed into Germany after a ten day advance through Belgium and a Moselle river crossing. The Third Army breached defenses near Pont-a-Mousson and Nancy as engineers built bridges under fire. Officers and troops pressed inland while a noted general coordinated the river assault.

Wes Gallagher U. S Moselle Third Army Hitler Germany Pont-a-Mousson Nancy Africa Sicily Normandy Tudsay

Scattered Showers In Southeast Iowa Preview Warmer Weather

Southeast Iowa faced scattered showers with rainfall reports from Burlington Keokuk Davenport and Dubuque. The weather bureau forecast cloudy cool conditions easing tonight with warmer temperatures by Wednesday. Cedar Rapids observed a high around 61 degrees with 72 percent humidity and threats of more showers.

Iowa Cedar Rapids Burlington Weather Bureau Keokuk Davenport Dubuque Chambers Atlantic Onawa

Great Port of Le Havre Is Captured

Allied forces seal a major North European victory as British and American troops breach defenses along the Siegfried line. U S Ninth Army advances across the Moselle toward Thionville and Trier while Le Havre falls after a heavy bombardment and assault. Prisoner totals rise across the northern campaign.

le Havre London Courtney Hodges First Army Third Army Our River Germany Luxembourg Siegfried Line Eupen Siegfried Aachen United States Reich Trier Maginot Thionville Moselle Malmedy Fort Eben Emael Maastricht Liege Spa First France North Sea Mediterranean Seventh Army Siegfried Fort George S. Patton Aumetz

German Civilians Welcome Yankees Report

NBC reporter Cassidy describes American troops entering Germany near Trier meeting with peaceful German civilians. He notes an unnamed town offered an uprourous greeting as first army forces advance toward the city.

New York NBC James Cassidy Frons Tier First’ Army Germany Trier

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