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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1940

Page

17

Peke Prefers Butch Name and Playful Habits Revealed

Mr and Mrs Frank Kindl of 825 Shaver Road NE describe their Peke named Oriental who likes to be called Butch. The dog enjoys lakeside swims at Cedar Lake, chases rubber mice, and reacts with mischief to stuffed toy dogs. He once swallowed a pill dropped by accident, and resists grooming by hiding, though he remains affectionate and active.

Peke Oriental Butch Frank Kindl Shaver Road Cedar Lake Hutch

Vic Quinn Faces Audrey Swan Dilemma in Parville

In Parville Audrey Swan and Jeffrey Castle navigate complicated feelings as Vic Quinn confesses love for Audrey. Audrey hesitates yet agrees to friendship, while Vic, unsure of Jeffrey’s future, weighs his chances and plans to return later. The next chapter promises further tangled romantic choices.

Audrey Swan Cygie Judge Castle Jeffrey Audrey Clive Cooper Annie Dodds Vic Quinn Vic Ti Am O.K Martha Anthony Victor Parville Victor Quinn The Swans Jeff Miss Dodds Vice Mooresville

Leave It To Me stars Gaxton Moore and Tucker at Iowa theater

William Gaxton and Victor Moore headline the comedy Leave It To Me arriving Jan 10 at the Iowa theater. Sophie Tucker co-stars as the ambassador's wife with five daughters, while Moore, eager to return home to Topeka, teams with a press man to recall the envoy.

Iowa William Gaxton Victor Moore Sophie Tucker United States Topeka Kan Russia England Kennedys Moore

It Happened Last Week in World Politics and War

Events last week shifted the political horizon as the 76th Congress reconvened. Roosevelt proposed deep budget cuts and a defense tax while new diplomatic posts were announced including Cromwell to Canada and Cudahy to Belgium. The Dies hearings assailed CIO links but found leaders not communists. Finland battled Soviet forces as Europe shifted toward new alignments amid cabinet shakeups in Britain and rising war talk.

Washington Roosevelt Congress America Supreme Court Pierce Butler Frank Murphy High Tribunal Robert H. Jackson Murphy Department of Justice Charles Edison Senate Canada James H. R. Cromwell Doris Duke Cromwell John Cudahy Wisconsin Belgium Breckenridge Long Missouri George S. Messersmith Cuba R. Henry Norweb Ohio Peru Robert M. Scotten Michigan Dominican Republic Garner Jackson James A. Farley Montevideo Uruguay Tacoma Graf Spee Cordell Hull U. S Navy Edison Dies Committee John L. Lewis CIO Marry Bridges James M. Landis Frances Perkins National Labor Relations Board CIO Pacific Coast Longshoremen’s Union Europe Germany Hitler Italy Rome-Berlin Balkans Russia Spain Finland Hermann Goering Paris Poland Czechoslovakia Hjalmar Schacht Britain Chamberlain Leslie Hore-Belisha Lord MacMillan Oliver Stanley John Reith Gemion M. Budenny Gregory Stern Moscow Balkan Romania Hungary Turku Salla Petsamo France Shetland Islands

European Radio Schedule Mixed With Program Listings

A dense, timestamped listing of morning to midnight radio programs across stations WMT WCCO WGN KFJB WSUI WHO and others. It includes mentions of news bulletins musicals plays religious services and variety shows across Europe and the United States with multiple hosts and orchestras.

WMT Europe Whmt WCCO WHO Bob Edge Wccoo Uncle Ray WNT WGN Wccco Church of the Air Christian Science Service Bill Johnson Q. Caen Saline Ed McConnell the Living Bible Olubber Wccoo—Ladies First Who American Legion Are O—Logan Southernaires Ae Bowes John Zoller bo—Wit Gn—Univ of Chicago Weeeall KFJB Chico Harp Georgi Sokolsey Salt Lake City Were Cedar Valley Boys Don Arres Weeo Ehuten Tee Reale Warblers Bob Jones Wwcco Grand_ Hotel Hollywood Today Azar Jt Ralph Ginsburgh Democracy In Action Who NBEC Don Pedro Anson Weeks KFJ WGN Who Lem Hawkins Rainbow Happy Hank Atwa Morning Chapel Coffee Pot Inn Tea Our WSUI Ccwre Kitty Kelly XFIR Melody Mart Myrt Marge John Parade of Bands Myrna Dee Sargent Fran Allison Pinu Munte Hilltop House Gwen McCleary June Baker Reehara Kelly Lanny Ross Wadeee David Harum tLen Salvo Dr. Malone Brends Curtis Hannah Kfib Wsui—Book Shelf Who -Aneinse the Storm KFIB Toby Baladeers Wcoco Kate Smith Judy Jan Mary Sothern Tex Ken Magic Kitchen Wolf—Farm Sam Don Roth Minsie WISU Ivewsarud Variety Les Hartman Joe Doakes Lem Martha Muse Betty Bob Sorgs Variatec Wc Vo Yar Jane Jimmy Kennedy Son Wrex Ruumuuy Joyce Jordan Camerone Mary Marl Christian Science Monitor Cedar Rapids Miry Sothern WSULD Lorenzo Jones Nick Lucas Wol Creative English Sam Woolf—Toadey Scattergood Baines Voice of the World O'Dell Turner Billy and Eben Randolph the Texans Annette Hastings Henry Weber Orc Hedda Hopper Miss Julia H. V. Kaltenborn Jack Armstrong KFJEB KFIP Ray Hinney Creb Amaos N’ Andy Herne Ermus iInside Sherene Holmes Tommy American_ Legion Lone Ranger Model Chick McGregor PC Ware Billy Re Peee Aene Theater Black Magic Eee Templeton Tims Mahlon Merrick Kfob Sterling Young Roosevelt Weco Gur Lombardo Wee Blondie Henry A. Wallace Dick Barrie Orch Whiteman Rollie Johnson V—Be Austin Art Mooney Ben Cutler Everett Hoagland Paul Sullivan Xavier Cheets Ore Fulton Lewis Master Works Joe Sanders Wecon Warne King WeeOo Kit Moo Tooone Eddie Bowers Boyd Raeburn

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