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Iowa City's Morning Newspaper Ib ....la Au,. 31, UU5. tni~c~ENTS====~======================flD===~=~==g==~..===n=.= •• ~~:;:;========~========= IO=VV==A~C=rrY==,==IO=VV==A===F=RID==A=Y=.=N=O=VEMB====ER===17=,=1=94=4======================flD===A=~====~==nau========~~=V~O==LUME====XL==V===NUME==~==r=~ER~~47 Bodke Carter, Radio AtaGlance- , . Today's U. S. Ninth, First Armies News Reporter, Dies Iowan ' 11- 11- 11- NlPth, JOlll Plunge Against Reich u. S. First armies four 0 the r a 11 i e d fOrces in --------------------------- Commentator assault against Rhineland. Senate Backs Byrnes' Boake Carter, radio news com­ Rain Delays Taken III mentator, dies In Hollywood. Appointment as Head Six Allied Rain holds up Yank seizure of Ormoc's Jap defenses. Ormoc Victory Of War Mobilization Forces AIIack ..AI Broadcast Iowa newspapermen's conIer­ ence opens here today. Yank Invasion Force Waives Customary Long-Silent Ninth Hospital Attendants Mlnlsterlal association upbraids Takes Mapia Islands, Committee Agreement FDR for prof.anity. Springs to Action Will Not Reveal Enemy Lookout Post On Nomination Near Roer River Cause of Death GENERAIJ MacARTHUR' WASHINGTON (AP) - James F. Byrnes' former senate col­ SUPREME HEADQUAR- Russian Shock Troops TIEADQUARTER, Philip­ TER, Allied Expeditionary H 0 L L Y woo D (AP)­ pineJ, Friday (AP)- heeh of leagues, Republicans and Demo­ crats alike, paid tribute to hlm Force, Paris (AP)-T'lVo morc Boake 81'11.'1', 46, writer and t J'opical rain w re more eff c­ news commentator, dit'd last Crack Nazi Lines ,Yesterday as they unanimoWily American armi ,sma hing for­ live today thou Japall's veteran approved his nomination as di­ ward under one of the greatest nillht shortly aftel' lH' was 'ad­ Firbt division troops in d lay­ nlitted t{) llollywood Presby­ rector of war mobilization 1\ n d aerial and artill ry bombard­ In 3-Mile Advance in~ thp imlninent clo. or of an hospita I. reconversion. ments of the war, joined the terian Aml'ril'aU tt'IlP around remnuntR HospitaL attcndants decl ined Byrnes, former South Carolina four allied armles already on of Iln en('my J' gim nt at the to reveal the couse or death. Capture Rail Center senator who stepped down from the attack y terday as the long northern t'nel of Ormoc conidor the supreme court to take the job western front flamed into a gen-' Cartee was a. commentator Of Vamosgyork On L('yte island. of war mobiUzation director, had eral winter offensive aimed with millions of friends and planned to retire to private li1e at In Drive on Budapest 'I'wo units of tIle 24tll wcI' so the heart of Germany. enrmcis. llis ability to view do- close to closing the gap that this week. He Is 65. I mest ic and foreign events from EARL H. EMMONS of West BraDcb puts flnlshlne touches on tbe LONDON, Friday (AP) - Rus­ thcir smull arms fit· dominat d Trip to Europe The long - hldden Un it e d 8 neutral corner came from a displlr of bls Frederic W. Goudy collection In the board room of sian tanks and s hoc k troops th vital Ormoc roar, which the But he came back from a re­ Stat N i nth army, which direct rp~u It of experience. He Old Capitol. The work of America's most famou IIvlne type deslcner, cracked the main German defense Americans are attempting to sever cent visit to the European battle­ JMIES F. BYRNES, director of slipped quietly into the line had travelled widely and his ad­ the d.1.plar II belli&' presented IP connection with tbe annual neWS­ line 10 mlles east 01 Budapest yes~ behind the Japanese. Iront convinced that there Is a war mobUJzaUon and reconver­ north of Aachen w ks ago, and ventures took him to the far cor­ papermen's conference belne held. on the campus today and tomorrow. lerday ina bitterly-contested The two American torces ara lot of hard ioing still ahead In sIon, was unanimously approved the veteran American First army ners of the world. Emmons' collection of Goudr books, manuscripts, letters and pictures three-mile advance, and far to the expected to complete the maneu­ the war. The White House an­ by members of the United. State, launched simultaneous assaults at He was born in the British con­ I, ODe of ihe molt complete In the country. surpassln r even the northeast struck to within five ver momentarily, un 1 e s s the nounced that President Roosevelt nate yesterday to contluue bls mid-day Inside the Reich through su late at South Baku, Russia, of pel'8OPlI collectton oWlled by the famous type deslener hltrlSelt. miles Of Mlskolc, Hungary's fitth weather enables the Japanese to had prevaHed upon him to con­ work with the board after Pre&!­ the ,apini hole atreapy torn in Irish-EngUsh parents, educated in city now exposed to Red army ar­ pull out of the trap. tinue on tbe job. dent ROOIevelt sent a formal nom­ Imler's Sieifried line. England, travelled in almost every * * * * * • tillery fire. Third !leet carrier planes sank So yesterday, Roosevelt sent to Ination to the 'etlate. Byrnes bad More than 2,350 United States country on the globe, spent sev­ Conference Opens Today- Battling along roads leading one Japanese cruIser, four de­ the senate a formal nomination planned to retire to prlvale lite and RAF heavy bombers based in eral years in the newspaper busI­ around Budapest to Austria and stroyers and 11 cargo vessels and of Byrnes for a two~year term as this week. Britain delivered a series of blows ness in the United States before Czechoslovakia, the Russians also oilers in Manila bay during the director of war mobilization and at the enemy directly In front of he transterred his activities to the crossed the Budapest-Miskolc rall­ Nov. 12 strike, revised figures is­ reconversion. This office, embrac­ the attack and headquarters of the radio. In two nationwide polls he Iowa Ne'Mspapermen way at Vamosgyork, 36 mil sued by Admiral Chester W. Nim­ Ing Byrnes' former duties liS di­ First army officially described the was voted the outstanding news northeast oC the Hungarian capital, itz showed yesterday. rector o! war mobilization and Soviet Embassy Hints action as the &rea test tactical air commentator. Moscow announced last night. some new ones, was created by support of the war. Carter served for a time in Outstanding newspaper editors. Type Designer," Frederic W. Th underbolt flgh ters of the This stroke cut the rail supply of Filth alrtorce sank 30 Japanese congress last September. Byrnes At Possible Entry Mark Early Gaw France as correspondent 10r the and America's foremost type de­ Goudy has been fltling It under an in­ German and Hungarian troops barges in sweeps over the enemy Both American armles regis­ London Daily Mail. He worked for signer, Frederic W. Goudy, dis­ Motion picture with commen­ ci:inglng to the central section or terim appointment. two years in the oil fields of Mex- tinguish the newspaper confer­ barge area between Ormoc and tered sizeable gains in the open­ tary by Mr. Goudy the trunk line, and threatened lpJl, a coastal villalle a lew mUes Senator George (D., Ga.) moved Into Pacific War ieo. ence which brings to the unlver- tbat the senate waive the custo- ing hours of their offensive, over­ SATURDAY, NOV. 18 their entrapment. The capture of southward. The barges, lylnJ Two years ago he announced he slty more than 100 editors and mary committee consideration ot running numerous small towns Vamosgyork, where several trains with their ramps touching shore, Russia Assures Allies and villages. had embraced the "Biblical He- I staff l'Ilembers Of weekly news­ Senate Chamber, Old Capitol and ammunition stores were (le­ the nomination and act at once. brew faith" and was hard at work papers. The conference is meet­ appa tl,f were unload d. But 9:30 a. m. Discussion, "News­ clared seized, represented a ~2- Tbere was unanimous agreement. Of Consolidation with David Horowitz, a Biblical ing through the cooperation of one of those sunk contained 20 papers In Community Leader­ mile advance north of the Iallen Japanese, all 01 wbom were killecl. Porter Nomlnated Immediate Goals student at WilkeS-Barre, Pa., on the University of Iowa school of enemy stronghold of Jaszbereny, The senate also received the After Nazis' Defeat a new translation of the Old Tes- journalism and extension divi­ ship in Post-War Iowa," Don While the battle tor Leyt~ SUP REME HEADQUAR­ 1. Berry, editor and publisher, laken Wednesday. nomination of Paul A. Porter, who tament. Carter said that he had sion, as well as the Iowa Press moved toward its climax a small WASHTNGTON AP)-R u s s i a TERS, A III e d Expeditionary the Indianola Record and Tri­ In the lrontal assault on Buda­ force of Americans sei.ed the has been publicity director of the Force, Paris (AP) - Here are observed most rituals of Judaism association and its northeastern, pest's outer d e fen s e s, Marshal Democratic national committee, to appeared yesterday to be setting a but did not foUow orthodox or eastern, southeastern, east central bune; chairman Iowa Post-War Mapia islands, enemy outlook post !rlendly stage for the forthcoming the distances in !ront 01 the al­ Rehabilitation commission Rodion Y.
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