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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1944

Page

14

Broadway with Walter Winchell Snapshot of New York Street Life

A vivid catalog of midtown and downtown New York scenes from Sixth Avenue to Fifty-seventh Street. It sketches colorful figures and places including beer trucks, barmaids, a doorways culture, the Waldorf, a Potter’s Field burial drift, street signs, service men canteens, and the Museum of Modern Art garden.

Sixth Avenue the Waldorf East River Potter’s Field Broadway Bowery Fifth Avenue Pierre Fifty-ninth Midtown Columm Chinatown Radio City Museum of Modern Art Family Court E. Fifty-seventh Street

Robinson Failed in Escape Attempt at Jefferson County Jail

Thomas H. Robinson Jr a convicted kidnapper from Louisville was moved to Milan Michigan federal prison after an unsuccessful jailbreak attempt at Jefferson County Jail. He and three other inmates overpowered a guard but failed when the guard lacked outer door keys according to U S Marshal L E Cranor.

Louisville, Ky Thomas H. Robinson, Jr Alice Speed Stoll Louisville Federal Correctional Institution Milan Mich Jefferson County United States L. E. Cranor Robinson

Theater Timings Show Busy Tue at Local Theaters

The Gazette lists Paramount Madame Curie and various shorts with showings at 11:36 and other times. IOWA presents Tarzan's Desert Mystery and Pistol Packin Mama with afternoon and evening showings. Palace and Rialto feature Wintertime Hitler's Madman Shantytown and Riders of the Rio Grande at multiple times. The national committee offers conservation of manpower in war industries for plant safety programs.

National Committee For Conservation of

Four-Point Plan Aims Trailer Fire Legislation

State Fire Marshal John Strohm and Linn county safety committee approved a four point plan to pursue laws eliminating trailer fire hazards. The plan calls for extinguishers in every trailer, removal of non removable windows, a second mandatory door, and trailer camp spacing rules.

John Strohm Linn County Safety Commission Strohm Midwest Cedar Rapids

Hollywood Writers Craft Unique Script With Bromfield Mann

Louella Parsons reports Louis Bromfield and Thomas Mann collaborate with Maximillian Jlyin on a film titled The Woman of the 100 Faces. Each author will tell his own version in separate episodes about a famous woman whose identity remains secret until the script is finished. The concept stems from Paris painters depicting one woman through many impressions. The project marks Mann’s first film writing.

L Joux Woop INS Louis Bromfield Thomas Mann Maximillian Jlyin Hyin Bromfield Mann Paris

War Bonds Savings Tip Amid Family Budgets

A wartime guidance note suggests that about half of families have at least two workers and invites readers to calculate how much beyond 10 percent of their income they can invest in War Bonds from each payday.

Close Books on Freak Death of Otto Schaedlick

The death of 58 year old Otto Schaedlick of Amana was ruled accidental and closed. His body was found on highway 149 six miles west of Cedar Rapids on Nov 28, about 18 feet from his car with a flat tire and torn bumper. Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon stated no signs of violence were found. The investigator suspected a blowout caused the car to leave the road.

Otto Schaedlick Amana Cedar Rapids Larry Condon Schaedlick Condon Schachlick

Backward car theory cited in Schaedlick death

Schaedlick is believed to have been crushed as a car in reverse circled him twice and knocked him face down into grass. Immediate cause of death was suffocation. Condon noted witnesses saw the car move backward with no evidence of foul play while commenting on rising industrial accidents linked to young and elderly workers.

Schaedlick Condon

McCormack says Stalin not accused in Teheran banquet tale

Rep. McCormack cites President Roosevelt denying a vodka bottle incident involving Marshal Semeon Timoshenko at Teheran. Roosevelt reportedly said there was no foundation for the tale and that Timoshenko was not present at the banquet.

Washington Rep McCormack D-Mass Roosevelt Josef Stalin Semeon Timoshenko Teheran White House House Timoshenko

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