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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1944

Page

14

Bricker accuses New Dealers of Nazi doctrine

In Columbus at the Republican convention Gov. John W. Bricker charges the New Deal has adopted Nazi basic doctrines. He says the 1944 election is a clash between New Deal collectivism and Americanism, with government control vs individual freedom as the core issue. He notes New Deal pressure on state and local governments and cites Dewey’s willingness to work with governors.

Columbus Ohio John W. Bricker New Deal Ohio State Bricker Republican Party The Bal Roosevelt

Democrats Say Data On Arms Budget Hidden

Rep. Engel charges a report detailing Roosevelt era wartime budget requests and appropriations was locked in the House Appropriations Committee safe since 1942. He cites years 1926 to 1942, noting how much the war department asked, how much Roosevelt asked Congress to appropriate, and what was voted. The debate centers on preparedness before Pearl Harbor.

Washington INS Engel R-Mich Roosevelt War Department Pearl Harbor Congress House Thomas House Appropriations Committee Rep Cannon D-Mo John Taber R-N.y Appropriations Committee Committee On Appropriations Hoover

Impoundment Cuts Over Twenty Percent of Appropriation

A speaker notes a figure of 62 million dollars being impounded from the appropriation, describing a cut of more than 20 percent. The quote emphasizes the scale of reductions and the impact on funding.

McKinley Students Choose Carrithers for Council

McKinley high school elected Tom Carrithers as student council president for the fall semester. Jack Kline was chosen vice president with Ray Sorenson as secretary and Alex Abodeley as treasurer. Additional representatives include Phoebe Vavra Isla Tisher Vivian Abodeely and Tom Thomas.

McKinley High School Tom Carrithers Jack Kline Ray Sorenson Alex Abodecly Phoebe Vavra Isla Tisher Mildred Vivian Abodeely Tom Thomas

Local Names List Appears in Classified Page

A readable fragment lists numerous individuals across sections 11A 11B 10A and 10B including Nick Fotion Shirley Lewellen Patty Pratt Larry Dutton Beverly Blencoe John Krumboltz and Jack eleeiaee with several others. The text resembles a directory or roster snippet from a community page.

Nick Fotion Shirley Lewellen Pegey tWanson Ellen Trestner Jerry Cimburek Ed Zahorik Don Anderson John Meaknes Betty Navratil Brian Berens Darrell Athey Harry Nofal Art McGiverin Eleanor Barns Hans Cohn Rose Jun Mary Ann McLain John Whiter Patty Pratt Larry Dutton Beverly Blencoe John Krumboltz Ray Crawford Ernest Hidder Robert McG' 10B Jack Eleeiaee Jane Bettle Paul

Camel cloth coats for boys and girl fashion feature wool sets

An ad lists an all wool top fleece Ancuna coat styled by Vogue in red brown beige or gold with sizes 7 to 14 and chubby Gracefully Yours half sizes 8 to 14. A camel cloth boys set is 100 percent wool three piece interlined for warmth in sizes 2 to 6 with prices from 10.95 to 24.95.

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