Hollywood News Too Bad It's Just Fiction
Hollywood gossip counts a planned film about Hitler doubles and a fictional death as the project moves toward production. Universal signs director Frank Borzage to helm Deanna Durbin projects while other stars and developments pop up in a brisk jet of industry notes.
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Cheryl Walker
Janet Gaynor
Pat O’brien
Linn county youths head to federal reforestation camps
On April 26 1933 the first group of Linn county 188 young men departed for federal reforestation camps in Des Moines. Cedar Rapids planned free seed supplies for 800 families emergency gardens and street dust control with oiling to end by city resolution. Washington high students John Carey Victor Aussicker and Harold Baer spoke at Rotary for National Boys Week. Mrs James E Joy of Los Angeles announced a $6000 gift to Coe College. City council considered banning moving old buildings. Railroads clerks unionized affiliates with the AFL.
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Coe College
James E Joy
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Movie Schedules From Local Theaters Feature Time
Gazette lists daily cinema times for Paramount Iowa State Palace Rialto Times Strand and Marion venues. Notable notes include Hello Frisco Hello Flight for Freedom The Falcon Strikes Back Chetniks Lady Bodyguard George Washington Slept Here Apache Trail Johnny Doughboy Texas to Bataan Gentleman Jim Manila Calling Babes on Broadway Texas Hitler's Children and Strictly in the Groove. Also mentions $65 000 000 spent by the French on harbor improvements since acquiring Casablanca.
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Flight For Freedom
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Johnny Doughboy
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Marion
Spellman Gives Easter Message Worldwide For Soldiers
Archbishop Francis J. Spellman of New York delivered a Easter keynote in Jerusalem calling the war a Gethsemane of civilization. He urged prayers for victory and peace as American troops and refugees observe Easter far from home amid Allied sunrise services from London to New Guinea.
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New Guinea Battlefront
Tunisia
Theater cash scare ends as bills are found
John Kurinzi, 60, misplaced a $1500 roll of small bills in the State theater in Elizabeth New Jersey on Sunday. Police ordered 600 patrons to stay seated while searches were conducted. The money was later recovered under a rear seat.
Bottlenecks in Transportation Highlighted by OWI Report
The Office of War Information warns of bottlenecks in oil and worker transport, fuel shortages, and labor disruptions hindering wartime logistics. It notes rail, bus, auto, and tank car wear, urges efficiency, increased private car group travel, and coal stockpiling to sustain gains in 1943. India languages detail appears incidental.
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Office of War Information
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Broadway Tales and Lucky Spies and Sinatra Gossip
Walter Winchell recalls Nazi spy legends from prewar era and a Times Square cab mishap. The Riobamba hosts Frank Sinatra singing I ll Never Smile Again as Ruth Lowe reflects on love and happiness. News notes include Edward Alsop and Eula Jackson Alsop Nielsen Gasparini tied to a complex family history.
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Tommy Dorsey
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Ruth Lowe
Doolittle Prefers Tokyo Route Back Over Japan
New York an ins report reveals Jimmy Doolittle voiced a grim preference to return to the United States by way of Japan rather than via Tokio after the China airliner mission. The account, drawn from Pan American Airways files, recounts the Burma road evacuation under Japanese fire and a crowded DC3 cabin.
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Doolittle and Moon Share Tense Tokyo Raid Flight
Passengers head to Washington with news of the Tokyo raid. Capt Moon unaware of Doolittle’s feat, the two exchange words about wartime choices. After a perilous takeoff they land in Calcutta with 72 aboard and eight stowaways in the mail compartment. Moon recalls Doolittle wishing to turn back.
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Tokyo
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New Model Wf Treatment Promises Lasting Health Relief
An advertiser promotes a new treatment claiming to remove poisons from the body to cure chronic diseases. It says past remedies offer only temporary relief and that pains indicate underlying system distress that could lead to serious complications if ignored.
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