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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1939
Page
14
Carl Duesser reports on Gyp the Old English sheep dog owned by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paynter. The feature notes Gyp’s size two fur coats in winter, tailless myths, and his ability to herd hogs cattle and sheep without training.
Constance’s Bermuda honeymoon with Rick Barry brings romance and risk. She wrestles guilt after Rick kisses her thinking she is Hilda Keith, while Noel Kenneday and Constance’s past loom. Rick’s playful cunning tests Constance as she faces love, jealousy, and social shaming.
The Luenen Passion play will be shown at Memorial Coliseum at 2 p.m. and 8 15 p.m. on Feb 19 and 20 under the Lions Club of Cedar Rapids. Josef Meier directs the group, a native of Luenen with five generations in sacred drama and now a U.S. citizen since 1938. Reserved seats are sold at Montrose hotel lobby. call 2 2081 for reservations.
A local play receives backing from Catholic and Protestant clergy and includes educational and entertaining rent for children. The production aims to engage families with a mixed program of dramatic arts and community outreach.
Cleveland patent attorney Frank M Slough says typists perform far more work than ditch diggers. He cites a test showing a typist makes thousands of key depressions daily, implying greater overall effort than eight hours of ditch digging.
Partial OCR reads as a property transfer or tax record involving Godfrey and spouse to Glenn and Muriel Jeffrey with unpaid taxes, a 1 dollar amount, and a date of 1-28-89. mentions Park add and C. R. as subject. Details are garbled and uncertainties remain.
A NBC blue network 1 p m program casts Alexander Woollcott aided by J Rosamond Johnson choir to dramatize a Lincoln incident. Also on air are Joyce Paull and Byron James piano team and Walter Gieseking performing Rachmaninoff with the New York Philharmonic under Barbirolli.
A black and tan police dog named Dale, part of the Canadian Mounted Police, solves multiple cases. He tracks murderers, locates an arson incinerant, rescues a missing child, and recovers stolen loot, earning praise from the force and the public.
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