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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1941

Page

5

Spirit Displayed by U S Officers in Big Army Games

Kilgallen reports on a major peacetime maneuver by the Red Second Army and Blue Third Army in Louisiana. Officers manning command posts and staffs like G 2 G 3 and G 4 coordinate maps, plans, and supply as hundreds of khaki troops move in a simulated battle. The piece highlights officer spirit and the intensive, day and night work at headquarters.

U.S Kilgallen Second Army Louisiana INS Shreveport Third Army Charles Knaub 76Th Infantry 107Th Cleveland de Ridder

Henderson Pushes Longer Work Week for Defense Plants

Price Administrator Leon Henderson urged extending the work week in selected defense-related industries to raise overall production. Testifying before the House Banking Committee on the price control bill, he noted the current average manufacturing work week at about 40.3 hours.

Washington (Ap Leon Henderson House Banking Committee Henderson

Lamance Murder Conviction Reversed by Court

The Missouri Supreme Court reversed the murder conviction of Dr William F Lamance for the 1938 fruit cellar death of his nurse wife. The osteopath and former boxer has been free on bond during appeal and was granted a new trial by the court.

Jefferson City, Mo William F. Lamance State Supreme Court Lamance

Warner cites Nye praise of Nazi spy film before Senate

Warner Brothers president Harry M. Warner testified to a senate subcommittee that Senator Nye endorsed the film Confessions of a Nazi Spy in 1939. He read Ed Harrison’s telegram noting Nye hoped for more films about propaganda from foreign lands after Nye viewed the picture on May 11, 1939.

Washington Harry M. Warner Warner Brothers Senate Nye Warner Senate Interstate Commerce Ed Harrison Warner Advertising Clark

Willkie Defends Films Showing Nazi Light in Hearings

In an interview, Harrison quotes a statement attributed to Willkie as counsel for the motion picture industry. He argues producers simply exercised entertainment judgment in making films that depict Nazism unfavorably. The subcommittee reviews a formal inquiry into propaganda with a resolution pending.

Subcommittee Harrison Advertising Man Wendell L. Willkie

Bombsights from German Planes Used in U.S. Testimony

FBI agent William Friedeman testified at the espionage trial that he overheard Herman Lang discuss enlarging a plant and using bombsight components from German planes in experiments at an American factory. Lang, a Norden draftsman, is accused of supplying German authorities with secrets. Sebold described his Gestapo–FBI work and identified Lang among many spies.

New York United States William Friedeman Federal Bureau of Investigation William Sebold FBI Herman Lang Friedeman Lang Gestapo

German police ban Catholic groups in Bromberg city

Berlin AP reports the Gestapo dissolved and banned all Catholic church choirs and church societies in Bromberg now named Bydgoszcz. The decree labels them hostile to the state and forbids any reestablishment efforts. Their property was confiscated.

Berlin Bromberg Bydgoszcz Gestapo

Park Avenue's Leading Bachelor Ends His Life

Gerald Tiffany, a dapper New York stock broker once dubbed Park Avenue's leading bachelor, died by suicide. The incident ends a noted social figure formerly active in exclusive circles. Police drew no immediate explanation, and relatives declined further comment.

Park Avenue New York (Lp Gerald Tiffany

Man Commits Suicide by Gas Triggering Apartment Explosion

A man committed suicide by turning on a kitchen gas range Thursday causing a blast that wrecked one apartment and damaged another. He had faced fraud-related arrest history and had been ordered to appear before Supreme Court Justice Ferdinand Pecora on a brokerage order case. He left notes to a friend and Dorothy Bruce before the blast.

Bachelor Tiffany Supreme Court Ferdinand

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