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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1937
Page
21
Hollywood chatter centers on Norma Shearer signing a longtime MGM deal amid ongoing negotiations and film plans. The report notes potential projects and other studio moves including George Cukor? s and Selznick connections, with industry gossip about rival talents and European talent scouts.
A fragmented line reads CALLING ALL DOGS and repeats with By CA LLING ALL DOGS By a Age, offering little coherent context or identifiable events or names to summarize further.
The author argues against euthanizing dogs labeled incurably vicious, saying many are actually fearful or mistrained protectors. He recounts training three so labeled dogs and restoring their trust in humans, insisting humane, gradual work can save them. He concludes such killings are unjust and waste loyal guardians.
Cedar Rapids Saengerbund members staged a surprise party for Henry Schminke near Atkins. The event honored Schminke, a longtime charter member and second bass, amid a night of choir camaraderie and birthday tributes.
A reader notes that parents who once insist on choosing a daughter’s husband are forced to admit the suitor is suitable. Debates arise about 1 percent freedom in friend choice and the value of keeping spouses lively like “Foxy Grandpa.” A 1935 federal motor tax total was $273,324,821 with $338,100,127 paid out last year.
On April 12 1937 Mrs John Zook was appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of Frances E Wager deceased of Linn County Iowa Creditors are asked to present claims for payment and file them with the Clerk of the Linn County Iowa District Court through attorney Mot Burkholder The notice asks all indebted persons to make immediate settlement.
Paramount theater screens two brisk comedies on Third Avenue bill. Espionage features Edmund Lowe and Madge Evans posing as newlyweds amid a trans continental train mystery and munition king pursuit on a Swiss finale. Step Lively Jeeves stars Arthur Treacher with Alan Dinehart and George Givot in a farcical caper with a butler posing as an earl and a houseful of muscle men. Kentucky named from an Indian word Ken-tah-teh meaning Land of Tomorrow.
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