Wings For the Eagle at Paramount and other city notes
Film listings note Warner Bros. Wings For the Eagle debut at the Paramount with Ann Sheridan and Dennis Morgan. Edgar Bergen and team tour Alaska camps. State Theatre ends Friendly Onamise, while Syncopation builds to a Sunday Paramount start. Latent dim-out regs affect night shooting. Also upcoming Flight Lieutenant shows at the State and Broadway buzz for This Little Hand. Betty Jane Elliott profile and local Deb-Ettes details conclude.
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Warner Bros
Ann Sheridan
Dennis Morgan
Paramount
Edgar Bergen
Charley McCarthy
Mortimer Snerd
Alaska
Charles Winninger
Charlie Ruggles
Nancy Kelly
Friendly Onamise
California
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Dante
Pat O'Brien
Glenn Ford
Evelyn Keyes
America
Columbia
Susan Hyward
Jack Benny
Dorothy Lamour
Treasury Department
Robert Taylor
Norma Shearer
Spare Time Climb to Success Says Herbert M. Baus
In 1941 Herbert M. Baus of Los Angeles, a busy publicity figure, wrote a 100000 word book in six months using spare time. He argues the key is productive hours after 7 pm, urging readers to use evenings to advance and climb. He cites his roles with the Chamber of Commerce and other groups to illustrate time management.
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Dale Carnegie
Herbert M. Baus
Los Angeles
Cal
Carnegie
University of Southern California
Harper and Brothers
Herbert
Jack Keller
San Diego
Calif
T. M. Keller
Jackson Street
Jack
Mary Lou Weisenman
Polx Street
Lubbock
Jimmie Sharp
Leonard Sharp
Hayden Street
Ceta Canyon
Jimmie
Agnes Smith
Cousins Hall
West Texas State College
Amarillo
Sharp
Jack Dunn
Pantex
Dunn
Curtis Wright
Columbus
Forum Cafeteria of America
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Chicago
Mr. Dunn
Ernie Pyle
Northern Ireland
Carl Goosey
Iowa
Missouri River
Council Bluffs
Sergeant Godsey
Gordsey
Gortsey
Godsey
Sergeant Gordsey
British Official Featured in Puzzle Grid
A puzzle page presents a cross word grid with clues across and down. The clues reference terms from geography language and science as well as abbreviations and titles.
No Gripes About Food And Lieutenants
Henry McLemore critiques Rear Admiral Tunneys stance on military athletic relief events. He argues exhibitions aid war effort and cites Tunneys past outbursts on cigarettes and sports, noting athletes need permission to participate. The column ends with an aviation note from Lieut Gen Henry H Arnold about war production.
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Tunney
McLemore
Navy
Army
Yellowstone Park
Bernard Shaw
Whisky
Louis
Armed Services
Bulkley
O'Hare
Neighborhood drives boost scrap collection for Preventorium
Women and children organize a scrap metal drive aided by postman J. Melvin Benesch who donated his truck. Jack Ellis of American Junk Company will donate proceeds from the drive to the Preventorium. The feature notes community effort and local participation.
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J. Melvin Benesch
Mr. Benesch
Jack Ellis
American Junk Company
Petrillo Rulings Spark Broad Public Opinion Split
A Princeton survey shows a strong public split over James Petrillo’s ban on phonograph records for public use and amateur broadcasts. A majority disapprove citing authoritarian overreach, while some defend to protect musicians’ work. The poll notes a trend toward government action against the Petrillo ban.
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American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
James C. Petrillo
Interlochen High School
Petrillios
Petrillo
Mussolini
Production Lag Focuses on WPB Reform and firings
Washington report on War Production Board tensions notes internal turmoil from conflicting groups including marginal businessmen and reformers. Donald Nelson pushes to purge nonproductive elements and shift personnel decisions to non political efficiency ratings, with army navy authority memo shaping roles.
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Paul Mallon Washington
Donald Nelson
Nelson
War Production Board
MALL
Army
Navy
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