DOCSLIB.ORG

Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1944-08-19

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1944-08-19 .ATIOM CALBNDA& MBA'IS. 'al..... lamp. "I IhroaJh ZI, Ali, JIll, C3, D5 .... 1...... 1101,; paOCB58BD rOOD8. III •• 111m, Fair AI I.r... b Z' .ad Ali " ...... f$ ,.od .... oil. '.1,; 1110Aa, ...... ,. a.. 81 ••01 S'J ...b ••od '.r fin Ir .............Ilel' : I.,ar ,lamp "I, ,e'" 'er ".e IOWA: Fair aDd Warmer ...... If '.JUIIJ., IU,.' tau,.,b Febr • .",,, ••st fl.r. OASOLJllfI A·lt ••• , ........ Ihr.. ,. Se,l. U; PUlL .THE DAILY. IO-WAN nday On. perl... ud ••••,. ....... Ill..... s.,I. III. lit few "•• ,.rI... ae c.•• p ••, ..IW ..... 8801'8. air...... Iowa City's Morning Newspaper ,ta.,. •• e .a•••• , , ••• 1•• eJhllle.17 . I been n sev~ t1VE CENTS IOWA CITY. IOWA SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1944 l'ID AI80CIAftD ...11 VOLUME XLIV NUMBER 276 lIrtu ni_ l~e r ~_ 1!S&a. :e th IS, f IR ·0 T Trap American Bombers .age of Ito get U 55 I a n roo P S Set Fire to French del' til Mighty American Forces (; to :a rages I YOUr 30,000 Men in Poland Ba:::~i:~:raSbOQJg . cata_ pasle undies 6 Miles Northeast I paver lash Against Seine River At a Glance- IU. S. Airmen Strike. Of Toulon 'n wiU Ready 10 Spill RO:\1.E (AP)-AItH'l'ican anci I wilb KINGCOBRA-NEW, BIGGER BROTHER OF AIRACOBRA Marianas, Carolines, French fi(,\,1'1l It 0 rnt)" troop .. Ie ~ 01 t Com_ Todoy's drov!' aguiust 'l'ulllulJ hulh ale)l]'" Only ·12 Miles e 01. On Nazi Soil Volcano Islands IhC' Cllllst alltl ~O mill ,).; illiulld ill [1 t1lrl'alt'ning nanking lfIo,'e· iCipate Ulent l1ehiuel till! gl'cut naval From Paris .e eity Iowan Japanese Rush t Germans Burn • Heavy Reinforcements Im~l' yt'stl'I'uay "'hill' !l \\'11\'1' of chair. Prussian Villages AIlI('l'i~al\ uwdiunt hllUlbcl':; hit Americans *reach * *vicinity o( lInc,] SI't !'il'!' to tlit· ,,' I'I'lIclt l>al1l1'­ Patton Troops I drive As Russians Approach To Hunan Province coltlg, Paris, hcad oCI stricken Nazi ,hip ~tt·ilo;I1Ull!').( which tll(' Ocr. Block Off Retreat 01\. Seventh army, lasb against By RAY CRONIN lIluns !tud 1>(' 'II u~illg as a cuU'sluL ' WNDO~, ,'ulunluy (AP)­ To French Capital Seine. Associated Press War Editor fOI'II'css i IJ I III' ItUJ'l1fl1'. I HWiliian troops yesterduy over· Maintenance of the pace of - - whelmed the west bunk Vistula It W8~ of[iciully <lisclo'wd In t I ,·UPREM.E HEADQUAR- RooseveU suggesls post - war America's powerful and relentless ni![ht that Ullt' of' :'IJu,i. {lell. 'ce river stronl!hold of , andomicl'z militarY-Civilian training for aerial oCIensive against widely 'l'Em;, Allied Epeditionary Alexnnder M. Patch's swift-mov­ FOI"e. 'aturday (AP)-The ill ccntl'al Polund aftcl' a bittel' nation's youth. separated Japanese Pacific island ing columns surged into the vjcin­ as been thl'ce·duy strCl't battle. and strongholds was o((lcially rel:lOrted ity oC .Sollies Pont, only six mile3 bulk of the German 15th II.nny ~WnY!le trapped tlll'eo GCl'lnan divisions Germans burn East Pl'ussian yestcrday by Admiral Cbcsl.el· W. nurtheasL of TOUl on, while rllt' to ~uU1'ding the n 0 I' t h French luty in lutuliul{ 30,000 lIlCII , wJlilc an· villages liS Red army prepares Nimitz. ilie north another s pea r h cad rock t eoa t h be n thrown to invnde "boly German soil." United States airmen struck into an 11th hour attempt to IS, fro m other powerful ' 0 ,. i eta rmy punched in lo tbe area o[ Brig­ 1UllIiIII!d 011 the Oerman East Wcdnesday ngalnsl the Volcnno noles 20 miles almost due north uvert a Nor'mandy d bile Ie and F. D. R. favors merger of army islands, 750 miles south of Tokyo, I Prussian ft'onticl' threutened of TOUlon In an ouHlanking drive. has Kone down to a defeat that Feb. 7, and navy departments aHer war. while oiliers hit in the Marianas I momentarily to spill onto Gcr· The 26.500-ton S l r 0 S b 0 u r g, may' spell an alii d victory in the Jilin at and tbe Caroline . partly submerged when the Frl!nch baUle for France, it was dis­ man soil fOI' the first time. Sutfen Resistance for ov- Sehirwindt, East Pl'llssian scuttled their own fleel at Toulon closed officially last night. I Meanwhile the Japanese rushed in 1941, wns sought out by 13-25 1 Ie mar- border town, and other villages Allied Planes Down heavY reinforcements into China's Mighty aliiI'll forces were Mitchells. Several direct hits were driving the beaten 15th and ev­ inside Germany's imperilled prov­ bloody Hunan province wbere the scored und fires nnd explosions enth armic toward the all but ince were reported by Soviet naval 3S Enemy Fighters prize is the strategic Hankow­ were caused by the bombs, cl'ew­ Canton railway. They also stif­ bridgeless SeIne, and Lieut. Gen. lliers to be in Hnmes, and Berlin mcn reported. George S. Pallon's tanks smash­ fened their resistance on the Sal­ B-25 erewmcn 01150 reported di­ THIS P-63 KlNGCOBftA, Just announced by tbe war department, Is a heavier, more powerful version ot said the Russians had hurled Destroy 51 Nazi ween river front ncar the Burma ing to the viclnlLy of Paris-only rect hits on tbe 7,600-ton cruiser the famed Bell '-39 AJracobra. The '-63 has a two-stage Allison ell,lne and a four-bladed propeller 12 miles away by German accounta " more ilian 150,000 men into the Planes on Ground bordcr but continued to lose La GaUissonnlerc, a destroyer und Which puls the powerful firMer nlane close to the 'lOO-mlle per hour class. -had blocked off ilieir retreat to­ balUe on an 80-mile front from ground in northeast India and a subamrine in Lhe habor. ward the French capital. nOl1.hern Burma. AlJIUstow in northern Poland and In Heavy Bombing llclldquarters announced t h C Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower the Nieman river in western On Lhe Paciric front Yank air­ Itnown American llssault casualtics Bill Proposed- summoned his !leld commanders Lithuania, LON DON. Saturday (AP)­ men blasted 1wo Jima, in Lhe Vol­ (01' thc sou thern FI'cnch invasion Paris Underground Allies Take Heavy to an urgent conference which Both Moscow and Berlin dis- Great fleets of a II i e d pianes cnno islands. Army Liberators wel'c only 300, all almost incred­ soon may be reriected in new and patches suggested great events blasted air fields in nor th ern bombed buildiogs, storage facjli­ ibly low Iigure, and said 7,000 Awaits Sigr.al , Toll of Japanese overwhelming blows to break the were Immlent, and axis broad­ France yesterday, rained death and ilcs nnd i nstaJJntlons near the Gcrm,ln prisoncrs hod be n l,aJ<:cn German grip on Ule wbole of destruction on the retreating Ger­ airfield. Several Japanese Clchler River France. casts said Soviet troops on the in a count still (ar rrom complete. long-dormant Romanian lront had mans, shot from the skies 35 plnnes were in the air but did not Further to the ellst other for­ Leader Holds 300 Nipponese The surging tines were develOp· enemy righlers of a temporarily intercept. No American planes • attempted to cross ilie lower ward elements of the Sevl'nth Press Conference Dead, Wounded ihlr a great enveloping movement Dnestr river-suggesting the emer­ resurgent German airlorce and were lost. army drove IlguinsL only slight op­ west of Paris, where a senior Brit­ were ouL agnin early today tor Rotn nnd Pagan islnnds, In thc System soon of another offensive di- position thl'ee miles west and In London In S-Mile Section ish oCllcer disclosed the Germans sence more blows at the enemy. rected toward ilie Ploesti oil fields, Marianas, were born bed and southWest of captured Oruguignnn, had rashly commlted roughly half lalit bIg German fuel reservoir. Lose Z3 Planes strafed. Warehouse areas at Dub­ the road c nter 16 miles west.- LONDON (AP)- A mysterious WASIllNGTON* * (AP)-Creation* SOUTHEAST ASIA COMMAND their crack 15ili army. In addition to the 35 pJanes lon, in tbe Truk atoll, were the HI!;ADQUAnTERS. Kanc.ly, Cey- This was the first intimation 7 Miles From City nortbwest of Fl' jus. voice bt'oke in on tht' long-silenl of Ii Misboul'i Valley authority The Russian daily communique downed, the allied airmen de­ targets of otber Liberators. L!lI'ge Ion (AP)-Allied forces took a ilial Field Mashal Gen.. Guenther stroyed at least 51 on the ground: fires lind explosions were observed Headquart rs announced L he wuvelcngth or thl' ;Ixis-eontrolled will' II1~truc'lnn to su.bmil t.o COIl- hen,v)' toll yesterday of Japant'se von Ktuge bad brought across the said Marsbal Konstantin K. Rok­ dl'lves Inlancl l]ud brOUl!ht cupluI·c. 'J • y Allied losses for the day In which t11ere. One. of six inl.erccptors W¥S remnani.a J'eLre~tmg CJ 'om Mani- Seine important elements or his OSfOvsky's Firs~ Wbite Ru~sian ot a 5Cco"d NazI generol in t\vtj Put'l:.; rd . 'yo:.l.efd~ a.tKl $houtcd /Ires' within two yeurs a comllr<J­ 6,000 plant! flew the west.­ Shot goWn. pur nlong the Tid dim road, army guarding the channel coast 4f'11I1 also Iuld g<me ever to the rrom days, and said thb generol 'pro- in Germlln, "they're coming," as bensive plun for full developmenl nnd south in efgbt attacks over FI ..M orr Threat stretch ing southward below thO nud the rocket roosts to 1ry to - '1)ffensive In some sectors just east fessed nmazemenl nt the news of strong Frenr.h undcrground war- (If "th gl'catest single riv r 5Y5- ofPraga, east bank suburb of Wnr­ four European countries, toWed In China heavy [Ighting raged Burm ~ -Indian border.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Local Talent Shines
    Pac-10 football Pet FORUM predictions of the Our readers write week ................................Page A-4 ..........Page A-8 ............Page A-3 INSIDE Mendocino County’s World briefly The Ukiah local newspaper ..........Page 2 Tomorrow: Plenty of sunshine 7 58551 69301 0 MONDAY Aug. 14, 2006 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 24 pages, Volume 148 Number 127 email: [email protected] Angel Flight is ‘heavenly’ help for people in need Charity air service provides need to be referred to a specialist out patients each month with critical surgery, for extreme cases),” tious disease caused by bacteria -- 90 percent of charitable of the area. healthcare needs and specialists in McClure said. cause extreme pain and infection, if Other “major trends” impacting either the Bay Area or Sacramento Take 3-year-old Ricardo Juarez- not treated, it will eventually com- aviation flights in U.S. the well being of uninsured patients area willing to treat these patients, Barrera for instance, who came to the promise the health of adult teeth. include the reduction in the number but we have no way to get them clinic with severe early childhood “This (caries) is the most preva- By LAURA MCCUTCHEON of area specialists willing to see there,” Margaret McClure, director (dental) caries involving 13 baby lent chronic disease of children,” The Daily Journal uninsured patients -- or those on of communications at Mendocino teeth, according to McClure, who said Virginia Meek, dentist at The Mendocino Community Medi-Cal -- and rising gas prices Community Health Clinic said. noted his family does not have a MCHC.
    [Show full text]
  • (Iowa City, Iowa), 1944-04-16
    RATION CALENDAR "HOCJ!:llt!W lo'OOl)S blue .tam"" A8 throul/h XU valid iuddlnllcly; Partly Cloudy Il£AT red stamps AB through M8 valkt Indellnltely; SUGAR I\amJ> 30. 31 (booJ< 4) valld indefinitely. stamp 40 {or canning 8U'8l' eJ(pllet Feb, 28. 1H5; SHOll stamp 18 (boole: 1) expjres April 30. IOWA: Partly cloudy. Warmer. aIlplane stamp 1 (baole: 3) valid lndefln~1Y; GASOLINE A-U coupon explru June 21 ; I'U1:L OIL per, 4 and 6 coupoaa .,.p\re Sept. 30; rfRE mSPECTlON: Reau1ar lmpecUona not required afiet Apnl 20. Iowa City's Morning Newspaper = atIVE CENTS TBI A8'0~T'D P•• I • IOWA Cfl'Y, IOWA SUNDAY, APRIL IS, 1944 ~.. ..'OO~T'D P&&II VOLUME XLIV NUMBER 172 .. Yan,ks Bomb CAVALRYM.\N QUIZZES JAP CAPTIVE Tojo Holds 1 Bucharest, War Council, Ploesti Again ' I'n Tokyo J 2,000 Allied Planes Conferees Proclaim Strike From Bases Firm Determination rn Italy, Britain To Fight Together LONDON (A P)-Powerful LONDON (AP)- The axis an­ At a Glance- Amel'ical1 ael'ial fot'cas, possibly nounced that an important council Missouri River \ totaling 118 many mil ny HS 2,000 of war was held at Premier Tojo's planes, Rtl'llCk from Britain and home in Tokyo yesterday at which the conferees. after discussing the Today's Italy yesterday, stTafing Ocr­ allied offensive of the past year Flood Rising lll!lll ail'fielc1 ~ and transporta­ and the promised invasion of the tion facilities and bombing the west, prOClaimed a firm determin­ Roma ninn capital of BnchRl'e~t ation to fight together to the end.
    [Show full text]
  • Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1945-05-20
    "BATS, PATS. 'M ota ..,. VI, U'" A' th••••• UI ler ••• ••••. paOCKII8BD 1100D8, ".. HI II"..... Z% ••• AI Ib,•• 01 ••w ,....ta.,.. 'UGU, T ,10 H E It•• ~ I ••, ....,. II ••• .. ..... I., fl.. ....... '. IOWA: Par1l7 do1Mb' with 880BI, ..... tlo,.. alrpla•• _po J, I ........ !ates 1.'ell.IIoI,. OAIOLINE, II-A ........... I.r , ••• .,.«end aIIIowen Uld thUllder­ 'aU ..........., C.. , II·' a •• C., ............ I., fI .. .allo... FUEL OIL. ,.,1..... th, ..... n, ........ DAI'LY IOWAN ........ .... , .1.. 'ui , ••r-'a Iter." , ••, aill. II.. ha, ... Ih 1111 ..U'. Iowa City', Morning New,pap.r ~=========================================~================================~================================================================================================::====================================~----- , IOWA CITY. IOWA SUNDAY. MAY 20. 1945 ... """"",4,.. .... VOLUME XXI NUMBER2D2 ======================-~====~======================================================~==========================================~ RUSSIANS FEED DEFEATED GERMANS lor SUc. 10 hOlIes, e can be de. But Marines Beat Back Strong II in lift waatt<!, , OUr Plan :e edUci. \tier the are COrn. ·ore. lou :ation or Counterattack on Okinawa Ie to 5I!t dequate/,y I th,t an. 'hould be Chinese Port lnwarA9painstJapan- M PI M' · R I Yank Losses !t no op.. "~ A must be ir ower _a~y_o-.-:......y-:---a--.-:.../_or_o_e , lola 130,526 contribu. Reocc~pi~d I B, KJrlle L S~ parent In preparations for the further delay In crossin, the chan­ Ian" L. , I "" AtIoel&&ed Pnee News AnaI,si D-day invasion of France. That nel in force might not have been , becolllt City of Foochow Implicit in every allied move operation was held back until justified. In the Inner sanctum of Leatherneck. BaHle 'd !lel'$()n. aplnst Japan is the same concept every 9O$Sible precaution alainst the allied hllh command applica­ For Sugar Loaf Hill ur edUct.
    [Show full text]
  • Debut Year Player Hall of Fame Item Grade 1871 Doug Allison Letter
    PSA/DNA Full LOA PSA/DNA Pre-Certified Not Reviewed The Jack Smalling Collection Debut Year Player Hall of Fame Item Grade 1871 Doug Allison Letter Cap Anson HOF Letter 7 Al Reach Letter Deacon White HOF Cut 8 Nicholas Young Letter 1872 Jack Remsen Letter 1874 Billy Barnie Letter Tommy Bond Cut Morgan Bulkeley HOF Cut 9 Jack Chapman Letter 1875 Fred Goldsmith Cut 1876 Foghorn Bradley Cut 1877 Jack Gleason Cut 1878 Phil Powers Letter 1879 Hick Carpenter Cut Barney Gilligan Cut Jack Glasscock Index Horace Phillips Letter 1880 Frank Bancroft Letter Ned Hanlon HOF Letter 7 Arlie Latham Index Mickey Welch HOF Index 9 Art Whitney Cut 1882 Bill Gleason Cut Jake Seymour Letter Ren Wylie Cut 1883 Cal Broughton Cut Bob Emslie Cut John Humphries Cut Joe Mulvey Letter Jim Mutrie Cut Walter Prince Cut Dupee Shaw Cut Billy Sunday Index 1884 Ed Andrews Letter Al Atkinson Index Charley Bassett Letter Frank Foreman Index Joe Gunson Cut John Kirby Letter Tom Lynch Cut Al Maul Cut Abner Powell Index Gus Schmeltz Letter Phenomenal Smith Cut Chief Zimmer Cut 1885 John Tener Cut 1886 Dan Dugdale Letter Connie Mack HOF Index Joe Murphy Cut Wilbert Robinson HOF Cut 8 Billy Shindle Cut Mike Smith Cut Farmer Vaughn Letter 1887 Jocko Fields Cut Joseph Herr Cut Jack O'Connor Cut Frank Scheibeck Cut George Tebeau Letter Gus Weyhing Cut 1888 Hugh Duffy HOF Index Frank Dwyer Cut Dummy Hoy Index Mike Kilroy Cut Phil Knell Cut Bob Leadley Letter Pete McShannic Cut Scott Stratton Letter 1889 George Bausewine Index Jack Doyle Index Jesse Duryea Cut Hank Gastright Letter
    [Show full text]
  • 1945-04-27 [P
    WILSON CYCLONES Chandler Receives GIANTS TURN BACK Diirocher’s Protest ’s The Sports Trail TO COME CALLING Wallop Yanks, 7-5; By WHITNEY MARTIN WASHINGTON, April 26.-*® PHILADELPHIA, 2-0 / —Baseball’s new commissioner, April 26—-!^P)—The chances to crack ON LOCALS TODAY Senator Albert B. “Happy” IN YORK, down, and he nev- that CLOTHING TILT Go VE\V er disclosed Into muffed Chandler, today Tie For one. Second some citizen when decisions pr0cedure As far he has made his first -—— is to as the promotion a post end of uS“"s over spotlighted Cyci Favored; Bennett ... in favor of Boston’s Braves. to show how u concerned, Chandler Feldman Holds Phils To into his past should fill the Leo Durocher, Brooklyn man- D“r‘U'!f-o bill. His cheery incident forecast Flowers And Rogers Set ager, wired Chand- DUCE REPORTED Gatehouse pividhood toothy grin and penchant for being facetiously Five Hits; Lombardi Reports JOE BERRY GETS a man or was an ler: as photographed in odd poses have Mound Duel For ‘^character “Dutch Nieman hit ninth-in- Clouts Four Navy Training of his destiny. wrangled more publicity for him Bagger we are handicap- than the average ning homer that beat mb (Tues- DIN ITALY CREDIT WIN '^fortunately senator enjoys CLEVELAND, April 26—(>)— FOR V concerning Sen. and there is no After going through only one day). file first protest. n 1t.is respect reason to believe Hereby NEW YORK, April 26—(iR—Har- who hurled the new he 11 this New about from Denny Gailehouse, PedJ Chandler, crawl into a shell now.
    [Show full text]
  • 2015 Oakland A's Season in Review
    O AKLAND A THLETICS Season in Review Oakland Athletics Baseball Company7000 Coliseum WayOakland, CA 94621 510-638-4900www.athletics.comA’s PR on Twitter @AsMedia Alerts OAKLAND ATHLETICS (68-94, 5th place in AL West, -20) ABOUT THE A’S: The A’s compiled a 68-94 (.420) OAKLAND A’S LOWEST from 1999-2014 and never worse than sixth…were leading the AL with record, which was the worst record in the American WINNING PERCENTAGE a 3.47 ERA as late as Aug. 13…compiled a 5.78 ERA after that, which League and tied for fourth worst in the majors…it was the highest in the majors by more than half a run (Atlanta, 5.11)… also tied for the fourth worst record in Oakland histo- W L PCT set a franchise record by using 30 pitchers, breaking the mark of 27 set ry and was the worst since 1997 (65-97)…it marked 1979 54 108 .333 in 1915…led the AL and tied for fourth in the majors in shutouts (15)… 1977 63 98 .391 the third time in Oakland history the A’s had the 1997 65 97 .401 finished with 1179 strikeouts, which was the third best total in Athletics his- worst record in the AL (1993 and 1997)…finished 2015 68 94 .420 tory behind the 2014 (1244) and 2013 (1183) A’s…surrendered 172 home in last place in the AL West, 20 games behind first 1993 68 94 .420 runs, which tied for sixth most in Oakland history and were the most since place Texas…it was the eighth time the A’s finished 1982 68 94 .420 1998 (179)…allowed just 13 triples, which were second fewest by a Major last in the West (1977, 79, 93, 95, 97, 98, 2009)… League team in a non-strike season since at least 1914 (source: Stats, finished 18 games behind Houston for the second Wild Card…spent 142 Inc.)…the fewest triples are 11 by the 2014 A’s.
    [Show full text]
  • Win, Lose Or Draw
    tiening JRfe ^pjrftjs• Walters Becomes as Washington, D. C Friday, June 9, 1944—A—10 Cards*Master; Yanks Fade Homer Hitters Low Scoring is Seen Lose or Draw Hunt Heads Big Field Both Champs Downed; Win, As 40 Schoolboys In Star's Net Event Beats St. Louis By GRANTLAND RICE Red Browns, Athletics Now Pets of Nation's Fans Begin Golf Test Tomorrow Third Time in Row In the wild scramble now taking place in the American League, Opening j Sizzling scores were expected as where all clubs have the of two months un- By ROD THOMAS. By JACK HAND, eight spent greater part the 11th annual schoolboy golf a blanket we have conducted a What teams are Lt. Gilbert Associated Press Sports Writer. der popularity poll. "championship got under way at Army Hunt, possibly: Manor the most brilliant tennis i Leave It to Walters and the the mass or mob rooting for. outside of their own home-town squads? Country Club today with a player Bucky has The answer is the St. Louis Browns and Connie Mack's Athletics. field of 40 topflight youngsters Washington called its own, cer-i Cincinnati Reds to ruin the St. tainly its most colorful, heads the These teams take the place the Dodgers held a year or two ago representing 13 Metropolitan Area Cardinals’ dreams of a third schools scheduled to tee off big lineup for The Star's City of Lot^s when they became the national favorites. The Browns are top fav- in quali- National rounds. Washington tournament to open to- straight League pennant.
    [Show full text]
  • (Iowa City, Iowa), 1944-04-12
    I RATION CALENDAR PROCESSED F'OODS bille atamps A8 through K8 valid indeUnitely; MEAT led IO-polnt alamps A8 Ihrou.h J8 vaUd IndefinltelYi SUGAR Partly Cloudy stomp 30. 31 (book 41 valid Indefinitely. sump 40 for eanntnll rular ClIp!reS Feb. 28. 1114~ ' SHOE &tamp 18 (book J) expires Aprll 30, airpiane stamp I (book 3) valid indefintely; GASOLINE A-11 coupon IOWA: Partly Cloudy witb expires .Tune 21: FUEL OIL per. 4 and 5 coupons expire Sept. 30; DAI"LY IOWAN Dlmlnlsblne WiDds, Warmer, TIRE INSPECTION deadline for A coupon hold .... March 31. fot B coupon holde .... June 3D, and lor C coupon holder., 10fay 31. Iowa City's Morning Newspaper = 80 t1VE CENTS TB~ AS800tAT~D ,a&81 IOWA em, IOWA WEDNESDAY. APRIL 12, 1944 VOLUME XLIV NUMBER 168 MARINE BARBER USES JAP 'APRON' ;f e ~. S. Bombers Yanks Control lese \Yel1 Reds" Capture Strategic mOde 01 Down 126 Nazi Greater Share In clubs i ed on ~ Planes in Air Of New Britain e wealth. ___RailJ~ _____________________________________"Junction, ~ . ______________________ Dzhankoi~ ________ ~ lar bOJrd '2,000 Planes ALL lED HEADQUARTERS, d during Southwest PaCific, Wednesday Make Heavy (AP)-Gen, Douglas MacArthur ~ unlver. At a Glance- 12.25 Per Daylight Attack announced today that American Thirty Known Dead casualties in the campaign for New Sfassen Leads Roll 19 Miles lunted to Britain island totalled 1,514 as • Ive cenu LONDO , Wednesda.v CAP) against previously estimated en­ In Arkansas Tornadoes -U. S. ail' forces ripped anoth­ I that a emy killed and wounded of 10,000. Today's er jagged hole in Germany's In Nebraska ~ts were This report followed General Over 100 Injured, Beyond Kerch aircraft industry and destroyed MacArthur's announcement that ]26 Nazi planes in the ail' yes­ the Japanese on New Britain, Many Homeless ~st, I had terday at a co~t of 64 bombers which was invaded last Dec.
    [Show full text]
  • Your Votes Are in for The
    Big Money for Pearl Twin Cities 14s Win State Street Pool / Main 3 Championship / Sports $1 Early Week Edition Tuesday, Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com July 21, 2015 Pete Caster / [email protected] Pair Arrested After Joseph Lowery makes an appearance in Lewis County Superior Court Shooting in Winlock on Monday afternoon COURT DOCUMENTS: A 20-year-old Winlock man Lowery, 20, of Winlock, and a at the Lewis and a 16-year-old Centralia boy 16-year-old Centralia boy on County Law Disrespect of ‘Juggalo are being held on suspicion of suspicion of first-degree at- and Justice Family’ Led to Attack on attempted murder after a wom- tempted murder. Center in an was shot in the back at 6:30 Lowery later told police he Chehalis. Woman, Suspect Says p.m. Saturday near Winolequa shot the woman, his ex-girl- Park in Winlock. friend, because she disrespected By Natalie Johnson The Lewis County Sher- [email protected] iff’s Office arrested Joseph M. please see SHOOTING, page Main 11 Shining Light on Tragedy Onalaska Holds Vigil for Three Teens Killed in State Route 508 Crash Rachel Tennant / For The Chronicle Graiti painted on a shed at Onalaska Middle School has some members of the community skeptical of their meanings, including this painting of an eye within a pyramid. Ony Graffiti: Art or Cult Symbolism? ‘ILLUMINATI MESSAGES’: All But One Mural of Northwest Spray Day Covered; Many Attend Meeting to Show Support of Event, Paintings By Justyna Tomtas [email protected] Less than a month ago, buildings in Onalaska received a new paint job as some of the Northwest’s best graffiti artists expressed their artistic abilities with spray paint.
    [Show full text]
  • Smoking Linked to Disorders
    C M C M Y K Y K WORLD CHAMPION Ashton Eaton captures decathlon title, B1 W orld Cl New E assified mploym s ent Ra Small te Busi and S ness eason Emplo al yment Call 541-2 Valer 69-12 ie 22 ex t. 269 Serving Oregon’s South Coast Since 1878 MONDAY,AUGUST 12, 2013 Agency Smoking linked to disorders stumped BY EMILY THORNTON studies: the Christchurch Health and Development Resources available The World Study in New Zealand, the Early Growth and Development Study in the U.S. and the Cardiff IVF Smoking and chewing cessation resources avail- by tree COOS BAY — “Jean” said she started smoking in the U.K. All three linked mothers and smoking able in Coos County and online: when she was 12 years old. She kept it up until she to their childrens’ disorders, such as ADHD. I Nicotine Dependence Program: four, one- became pregnant at age 24. The findings are important for Coos County hour sessions, 541-751-0357 “The emergency room doctor suggested I quit because of its relatively high smoking rate, espe- I Quit Tobacco Use 101: one-hour workshop, cutting smoking,” she said. “I quit cold turkey.” cially among pregnant women, said Stephen 541-759-3040 or 541-271-4609 Jean didn’t want her name disclosed or photo- Brown, tobacco prevention program coordinator I Oregon Quit Line, www.quitnow.net/oregon, 1-800-QUIT NOW graph taken because of the nature of her work. for the county. About 23 percent of pregnant I Smokefree.gov: www.smokefree.gov I Port Orford trees Although Jean was able to quit, many expectant women smoke in Coos County, according to the county health department’s report.
    [Show full text]