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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1944

Page

13

Pro-Roosevelt Forces Claim Texas Victory

Pro administration Democrats in Texas win control of the state convention and move to name a new slate of electors to deliver Texas 23 electoral votes to Roosevelt. Anti administration forces vow court action to block replacement, amid claims the party will bypass primary laws with a white supremacy resolution.

Dallas Texas Roosevelt Harry S. Byrd Virginia C. C. Renfro Renfro Supreme Court Coke R. Stevenson Stevenson Democratic Party

Radio Station Bars FDR Time Until After Election

Myles H. Johns of WOSH Oshkosh Wisconsin states no free air time for President Roosevelt. He will charge regular advertising rates for any speeches until after the November election to comply with FCC rules on equal airtime for political candidates.

Milwaukee Myles H. Johns WOSH Oshkosh Wis Roosevelt Stephen T. Early Johns Bremerton, Wash., l Federal Communications Commission FCC

Chemical Reactions May Block Vitamins

New York AP reports that food combinations can prevent vitamins from entering the body due to unseen kitchen reactions. Researchers Daniel Melnick Melvin Hochberg and Bernard L. Oser show raw clams may destroy half of vitamin B-1 before consumption while raw oysters lack this enzyme. Grated vegetables release an enzyme that rapidly destroys vitamin C in food and on plates but stops after ingestion.

New York American Chemical Society Daniel Melnick Melvin Hochberg Bernard L. Oser Food, Research Laboratories, Inc

Plastic Car Is Out at Least Until 1960

Minneapolis United Press report quotes William S. James of the Society of Automotive Engineers and Studebaker as saying a plastic car for wartime bonds will not reach mass markets before 1960. He cites high costs for new light metals and doubt about a 100 octane engine in under 15 years.

Minneapolis William S. James Society of Automotive Engineers Studebaker Corporation James

Shipbuilding Behind Schedule Slows Pacific Effort

SAN DIEGO Calif. The Pacific victory timetable is delayed as west coast ship building falls behind. Rear Admiral W L Friedell, commander of the Eleventh Naval District, says trained crews idle until ships finish, hurting morale and delaying Pacific victory chances.

San Diego Calif West Coast W. L. Friedell Eleventh Naval District Pacific

War Plant Loan Policy Revealed

The Federal Reserve Board announced a guaranteed loan program to help war plants shift to civilian production after contract terminations. Termination loans or T-loans will be funded by private banks and guaranteed by the Federal Reserve banks for defense contractors, with a 4 percent maximum interest rate and a low commitment fee.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Congress Federal Reserve Banks United States War Department Navy Department Maritime Commission The Reserve Board

Secretary to probe censored seaman ballot opening

Boston AP Secretary of State Frederic W. Cook said he would take up a flagrant voting laws violation with the navy department after Ludlow's town clerk reported an overseas ballot opened by a naval censor. Such censorship could lead to further action.

Boston Frederic W. Cook Navy Department Ludlow

Sailor Ballot Sealed After Censor Note Challenge

Ballots from servicemen are challenged amid an election dispute as a ballot sent by a sailor was opened and resealed and bore the naval censor stamp Passed by naval censor. The incident raises questions on ballot handling and eligibility.

Cops in Lock In Strike at Lyons Station

Chicago reports that Lyons police locked themselves in the squad room to protest the re appointment of the chief. Highway police patrolled the village but did not remove the six officers.

Chicago Lyons

G I Over 38 May Not Be Discharged

Washington AP reports friends of the over thirty eight army G I inquire about civilian reentry as demobilization talks unfold. The war department states no change in policy. passing age thirty eight does not grant discharge authority.

Washington (Ap Army G.I War Department

Million Evacuations Reported From Tokyo Area

Tokyo radio reported Home Minister Shigeo Odachi told the diet that about a million of Greater Tokyo's seven million residents had been moved from the city under an air raid decentralization program described as temporarily over.

New York Tokyo Radio Shigeo Odachi Greater Tokyo

Hosier Remanded to Des Moines for False Pretense Charge

F E Hosier of 107 Ely avenue SW was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder and held for Polk County. He was taken to Des Moines to face a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses later Tuesday afternoon.

F. E. Hosier Ely Avenue Harlan Snyder Polk County Sheriff’s Office Hosier Des Moines

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