Hollywood News Gary Cooper and Sam Wood Talk Plans
Hollywood snapshots report Gary Cooper and director Sam Wood discussing producing plans for a film to be partly set in England and involving Lupton Seymour’s Crail's Apothecary, with Cooper buying a half interest and work looming after Woods finishes The Land Is Bright for Columbia.
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Magazines Barred from Mails By Obscenity Ruling
Postmaster General Walker denied second class mail privileges to two Chicago magazines for obscenity violations. Best Love Magazine by Western Fiction Publishing and Dan Turner Hollywood Detective by Trojan Publishing were cited as non compliant with the obscenity statute.
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Best Love
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Western Fiction Publishing Company, Inc
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Trojan Publishing Corporation
Evening cinema listings and concert at Iowa venue
The Gazette lists Paramount The Moon Is Down showings at 1 44, 3 44, 5 44, 7 44, 9 44 with shorts. Iowa Community Concert includes St Louis Sinfonietta at 8 15 and a 11 30 midnight show. State shows Random Harvest at 1 45, 4 23, 7 01, 9 39 with shorts. Palace screens The War Against Mrs Hadley at 1 4, 7, 10 10 and Street of Chance at 2 50, 5 55, 8 55. Rialto presents Silver Bullet at 1 22, 4 19, 7 16, 10 13 and Timber at 2 59, 5 56, 8 53. Times shows Desperate Journey at 1, 4 02, 6 54, 10 09 and A Haunting We Will Go at 2 45, 5 47, 8 47. Strand presents The Gunman from Bodie at 6 45, 10 25 and New York Town at 8 10. Marion screens Henry Aldrich Editor at 7, 10 04 and Lucky Jordan at 8 40.
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Lucky Jordan
Hoover says food control now too complex and stifling
Former President Herbert Hoover told reporters after addressing a Republican study committee that current food control and price fixing are overly complex and strangulate producers. He argued WWI era pricing was simpler and closer to farmers, with less machinery and no excessive control moving toward retailers.
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Herbert Hoover
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Soviets Gain In Caucasus In Major Black Sea Push
The Red army stormed and seized an Axis stronghold on the Taman peninsula as German attempts to restore the line failed amid heavy losses. Soviet reports say two German tanks six guns and other booty captured. On the Kharkov front Deutsch attacks were repelled with 90 enemy dead counted. Stormovik aircraft destroyed 13 German planes.
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Red Army
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Taman
Black Sea
Sea of Azov
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Kharkov
Leningrad
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Fire raid sparks six blazes on enemy airfield hit
Six German planes were shot down by Red pilots and anti aircraft batteries near Leningrad as fire from a raid touched off six fires on the enemy airfield. Soviet forces on the Smolensk front reported dug in and consolidating newly won positions west of Moscow while German infantry attacked but were driven back with heavy losses.
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Smolensk
Moscow
OPA Replies to Packers Charge
Washington based Office of Price Administration stated Armour and Company and Wilson and Company, two large meat packers, can keep profits stable without raising prices on army contracts as an official response to complaints about wartime pricing.
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OPA
Army
Washington
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West Coast Japs Blocked By Defense Chief
Washington sources say Lieutenant General John L. DeWitt’s remark that “a Jap’s a Jap” stalled a plan to return 110,000 Japanese evacuees from relocation camps to Pacific coast work. The administration explored moving some American born Japanese to eastern farms and industry while seeking Dewitt’s reversal. Seven evacuees were to join Maryland farms run by Interior Secretary Ickes and ex- ballplayer Sam Rice, as officials warned Dewitt’s stance could hinder regional return efforts though other placements elsewhere proceed. The Joint Investigative Board’s clearance would still aim to show loyalty to communities in arrival locales.
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John L. Dewitt
Pacific Coast
Maryland
Interior Ickes
Sam Rice
War Department
War Relocation Authority
Dewitt
Western Defense Command
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Pearl Harbor
California
Notice of Administratrix Appointment in Linn County Iowa
The widow Jolia W. Kloubec is appointed and qualified as administratrix of Jennie B Witousek late of Linn County Iowa deceased on April 1 1943. All debts to the estate should be paid promptly and all claims must be filed with the Linn County District Court clerk through attorney Joseph Mekota.
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Iowa
Linn County
Jennie B. Witousek
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