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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1941

Page

4

Loretta Young Offered Lead In Chameleon Film

Hollywood notes say Loretta Young may take the top femme role in Chameleon, a sophisticated comedy about an actress who gains three husbands in quick succession. Elsa Lanchester has two films lined up, including Benjamin Blake. Rita Hayworth pursues Eadie Was A Lady with Columbia backing, and changes in The Jungle Book cast prompt re-filming.

Mraucisy Lian Uynd la Young Loretta Thomas Monroe Lazlo Gorog Tom, Dick and Harry Lloyd Universal Hollywood Elsa Lanchester Charles Laughton Elsa Tyrone Power Benjamin Blake Charlie 20Th RKO Yale Puppeteers Ita Hayworth Richard Wallace Eadie Gene Markey High Sierras Wallace Columbia Rita

Battle of Champions drum corps show Friday at Hill Park

The Musketeers drum corps and sponsors Cedar Rapids post No 788 VFW present the fourth annual Battle of Champions at Hill Park Friday night at 8. Competing acts include Greater Des Moines Sons of Legion, Iowa City Grenadiers, and Musketeers who will represent Cedar Rapids at the national VFW convention in Philadelphia. The vaudeville cast features John MacLean and his Boys From Cedar Valley, Alice Cones, the Dexter Duo Dick and Jane Jones, performing Whirl of Death on roller skates.

Musketeers Cedar Rapids Veterans of Foreign Wars Hill Park Des Moines Sons of Legion Corps Iowa City Grenadiers Philadelphia John MacLean WMT Dad Cedar Valley Alice Cones Ripley Dick and Jane Jones Dexter Duo

Theater Time: Today’s Showings Across Local Houses

The Gazette lists today’s schedules with times for Iowa Paramount State Palace Rialto and Marion theaters. Featured films include Angels with Broken Wings Hello Sucker Manpower San Antonio Rose Honeymoon for Three Victory News Is Made at Night Saga of Death Valley Love Crazy They Met in Argentina along with varied start times.

Gazette Iowa Paramount San Antonio Rose Palace Rialto Death Valley Marion Argentina

Tiny Ants Collected Might Be World’s Smallest Species

GRAND FORKS North Dakota Dr Neal A Weber biology professor at the University of North Dakota says he has eight of the smallest ants in the world. Weber collected the minute insects in an African jungle near the headwaters of the Nile and Congo rivers. He notes the ants are so tiny that twelve together equal the size of a pinhead.

Grand Forks N. D Neal A Weber University of North Dakota Weber Nile Congo

Young Pat Heir to Empire Enlists in English Cadet Life

IS Pat He is the son of a soldier and a British officer serving abroad. At 17 he wears a cadet uniform at a public school and plans to enter military training. He prefers a slide rule to sweets, loves cricket and football, and shows keen interest in Franklin D Roosevelt and wartime events. He has seen little of America but is well informed on world affairs.

Pat Officers Training Corps England America Broad Atlantic Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Can't Sleep More Than Five Minutes in Havana

Evelio Rodriguez Gomez a 27 year old night watchman in Havana says he has not slept more than five minutes in a row for two years and fears no woman will marry him. He explains his condition as his eyes remain open and physicians cannot understand the case.

Havana Cuba Evelio Rodriguez Gomez Avance and Pais Avance

Former Arms Firm Emlyees in 6pm Washington

Senate special committee hears that seven defense contractors totaling 2.882 billion dollars in contracts list former employees or representatives in the Office of Production Management. Chairman Truman asks for an official record from OPM while Connally presses for public airing of the matter. John D. Biggers explains Knudsen policy favors experts without direct firm ties.

Washington INS Office of Production Management Senate Truman OPM United States Steel Bethlehem Steel Corporation Chrysler Corporation Curtiss-Wright Corporation General Motors General Electric United Aircraft Connally Tex John D. Biggers

Flying Grandmother Bravely Roams Skies At 60

Ann Arbor report on Mrs. Carl Rufus, 60, who flies solo across 8000 miles to the west coast and plans trips to New York and Maine. She mocks traditional hobbies, recalls minor air mishaps, and sometimes frightens bridge friends with tales of her aerial adventures. Her husband is a Michigan professor and she often carries relatives on flights.

Ann Arbor Mich Lavendar Michigan Carl Rufus West Coast Rufus New York Maine University of Michigan Texas California G. C. Squire

Rita Hayworth Calls on Actresses to Pledge Hoarding Ban

Hollywood report says film star Rita Hayworth urged 110 actresses to sign a pledge not to hoard silk stockings and underwear. The appeal referenced wartime shortages and aimed to encourage fair distribution among performers.

Rita Hollywood Rita Hayworth

Reviewing Stand With Henry McLemore Tax Aid Plea

A satire urging readers to fund tax plans for Washington lawmakers by listing absurd taxable items. It mocks proposed levies on cat bells table manners flowers and nightlife urging citizens to contribute. The piece closes with a cheerful March 15th greeting and a wink at 100 percent taxation.

Washington Russia Ocean Pals

Producer Of First Newsreel Dies In Accident

Hollywood veteran J. Stuart Blackton 66, credited with producing and showing the first newsreel, died after an automobile crash. Born in Sheffield England, he came to the U S at 10 and helped Edison develop the Vitascope at 21. He founded Vitagraph in 1900 and produced Raffles the Amateur Cracksman.

Hollywood Commodore J. Stuart Blackton Sheffield England United States Thomas A. Edison Morse New York Vitagraph Company

Beavers Once Widespread Across Europe Except Ireland

The historical note states beavers existed in all European countries except Ireland, indicating their broad past distribution across the continent. This summary captures the main geographic scope without detailing specific dates or populations.

Ireland Europe

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