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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1945
Page
5
Local newspaper fragment from The Cedar Rapids Gazette dated Thursday December 25 1945. No further readable details available in the supplied OCR excerpt.
Chauncey Bottom known as Chauncey the Bear Hunter enjoys another Christmas of gifts from industrial leaders. He lives by asking and receiving with titles such as ambassador for a duchy and salesmaster for an appliance maker. He hosts business leaders at his lodge for hunting and fishing each year and supports war bonds.
In Chester Pennsylvania a dog named Spot became the first canine to attend school after refusing to leave his owner William Boughner. The teacher issued the animal a report card reflecting attendance behavior and class presence.
Lt Gen Lukian Chenko stated the Red Army views Gen Patton as a legendary hero whose deeds assure him immortality. The Soviet delegation to Patton's funeral called his death a severe blow to all armies of the United Nations and conveyed condolences to Mrs Patton and the American army.
Tickets remain for the Iowa stage showing of Angel Street at 8 15 p m tonight. The production features Viola Keats in the lead with Brent Sargent John Adair Viola Roache and Vicki Marsden In a psychological suspense drama praised as a standout theater adventure by Burns Mantle and Richard Watts.
The Gazette lists current show times for Tuesday at Iowa venues including Angel Street at 8 15 and Hold That Blonde with multiple daily showings. Other films at Paramount State Palace Rialto and Marion include Enchanted Forest Nevada and Guest Wife with listed afternoon and evening times.
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