Bogey Man returns to approved list in Hollywood notes
Hollywood update reports Humphrey Bogart and Jack Warner resolving script tensions. Bogart and Curt Bernhardt likely to direct or oversee Conflict, while Passage to Marseille becomes Bogey’s post Casablanca project. Universal teases a monster night mare with Dracula Frankenstein Wolf Man Mummy and Invisible Man.
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Bogey Man
Ollywood
INL
Humphrey Bogart-Warner
Bogey
Jack Warner
David Butler
Curt Bernhardt
Dave
Curt
Marseille
Casablanca
Hal Wallis
Christian Scientists Put Prayer at Top Of Weapons in War
The Christian Science board in Boston placed prayer at the top of defensive and offensive weapons in the war against oppression. In a statement to The Mother Church assembly, they emphasized prayer and the “miracle of deliverance” as the logical result of prayer. They asserted a praying people can never suffer defeat.
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Boston
Christian Science Board of Directors
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Nightly film schedule by theater listings today
Paramount presents Tennessee Johnson with short subjects. Iowa screens Hit Parade of 1943 and Corregidor. State shows American Empire and It Comes Up Love. Palace offers New Voyager and Henry Aldrich, Editor. Rialto shows Commandos Strike at Dawn and Riding Through Nevada. Times offers Men of Texas and Eyes in the Night. Strand features My Favorite Blonde and The Invaders. Marion presents Pride of the Yankees and Cinderella Swings It.
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Men of
Texas
Take Up Burden Of Responsibility Anderson Urges
President Charles A. Anderson urged graduates at Coe college to accept responsibility to improve the world and to stimulate others to act. He spoke at Sinclair Memorial chapel on the theme The Urge of Responsibility and tied personal accountability to wartime and broader societal issues.
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Charles A. Anderson
Coe College
Alderson
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
David I. Berger
James B. Hodgson
Eric L. Clitheroe
Paul S. Ray
Wilson
Leatta Jorgensen
Nation
Harold Reeves
Haydn
CHENNAULT BACK AN AMERICAN BASE INDIA RETURN
Major Gen. Claire L. Chennault resumed command of the 14th United States air force on Saturday on his return from war strategy conferences in Washington.
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India
Claire L. Chennault
14Th
United States Air Force
Washington
Nimitz Returns to U S for Secret Conference
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, commander of the U S Pacific Fleet, has returned to the United States and joined a secret conference. He appeared at the University of California commencement and alumni luncheon, urging that subjects discussed would bring "more trouble for the Japanese" as U S production grows stronger.
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United States
Pearl Harbor
Yamamoto Buried After Failed Peace Plan Idea
Admiral Yamamoto was buried in Tokyo on Saturday after his plan to dictate peace terms from the White House failed. Nimitz quipped that he may have overestimated Washington while noting his client now faces a harsher verdict for his actions.
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White House
Washington
Nimitz
18 Soldiers Die In Truck Wreck near Nashville
In Nashville area a military truck overturned after a visit to the city, plunging from a bridge onto railroad tracks and killing 18 soldiers. Eight were injured, two seriously. None of the victims were from Iowa.
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Nashville, Tenn
INS
Second Army
Nashville
Administrator Appointed for Estate of Joseph T. Ziskovsky
On June 1943 the undersigned was appointed administrator with will annexed of the estate of Joseph T. Ziskovsky, Linn County Iowa, deceased. He requests all persons indebted to render immediate payment. Paving against the estate will be filed with the Clerk of the Linn County Iowa District Court. Attorney: Heme A. W. Bass.
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Joseph T. Ziskovsky
Linn County
Iowa
Linn County, Iowa
PBSA
Will Heme
A. W. Bass
Broadway gossip and wartime quirks flash across Winchell column
Walter Winchell notes baroness Allerina Baranova marrying a Fort Dix private who was a Russian army captain, anti-Willkie politicking among ex-Orew Root leaders, and soldiers to Fort Hancock lectures canceled for controversy. He mentions Henry Fonda’s navy schooling, Palisades Park booming, Joe E. Lewis entertaining troops, and various wartime social tidbits including lyrics, profits, and censorship.
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Ballet Theater
Fort Dix
Joan Bennett
Joan
Orew Root Club
Root
Leo Margolin
Fort Hancock
George Jessel
Lois Andrews
Arole Landis
Henry Fonda
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Joe E. Lewis
Ciro’s
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Pacific
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