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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1941
Page
4
In Leucadia a counter revolution to restore Queen Elsa triggers exile for Paul as Elsa demands funds to back the ousting. Baron and officers scramble amid espionage rumors while Elsa obsesses over news headlines and her fate at Grantheim Manor. The scene closes with a cliffhanger as the plot continues tomorrow.
Elsa confronts Paul in a tense room scene after escaping the baron and Carl. She senses the end of her chances and pleads for his loyalty to keep a dangerous secret from spreading as she asks where he will go after this moment. Paul hints at departure but insists on a pledge of discretion.
Iowa City AP reports Dewey O. Stuit of the University of Iowa says psychology aids identifying a worker’s role by testing and controlled experiments. He cautions that science cannot replace the artistry of experience and that the worker remains the key cog in industry.
Herve Alphand financial attache at the French embassy in Washington resigned saying he disagrees with Vichy regime policies. A member of a notable diplomatic family, Alphand had served as inspector of finances and director of commercial bureaus for the ministry of commerce and helped negotiate France foreign commercial treaties. He had been part of Reynaud era efforts to reorganize France’s economy for wartime needs and was posted to Washington last July after France’s defeat.
The French government imposed a harsh law banning Jews from all shops and businesses in both the unoccupied zone and the German-occupied area. Penalties for violators are severe.
Industry notes reveal David Selznick will produce a set of short and mid length stories to fill an evening program replacing the traditional two features. The first package titled Tales of Mystery and Imagination borrows Edgar Allan Poe as its basis with only one Poe work, while Tales of Passion and Romance will present love stories by noted authors.
In the report, four plane propellers have been painted in a dull ink and ce vent flashing color scheme to reduce visibility. The modification aims to thwart enemy detection by blending propeller color with the sky and surroundings.
Retro spirit of Valentino haunts Hollywood as Tyrone Power headlines Mamoulian's lavish remake at Paramount. The bull ring spectacle, Technicolor photography, and a star cast led by Rita Hayworth and Linda Darnell drive the drama though the plot follows a star matador whose arc ends tragically.
Theaters announce multiple double features including Merle Oberon Dennis Morgan Rita Hayworth in Affectionately Yours and Devil Dogs of the Air with James Cagney and Pat OBrien Paramount Blood and Sand stars Tyrone Power Linda Darnell Rita Hayworth Na zimo va state Fredric March Margaret Sullavan So Ends Our Night Til Wait For You with Robert Sterling and Marsha Hunt Palace Bob Crosby Let s Make Music George OBrien Prairie Law Rialto Randolph Scott Preston Foster 20 000 Men A Year Edith Fellows Out West With the Peppers Strand The Liano Kid Tito Guizar Alan Mowbray Sailor s Lady Nancy Kelly Jon Hall Marion Errol Flynn Brenda Marshall in Find the Dark Three Men Texas with Bill Boyd
The National Labor Relations Board ruled that the Ever Tite company of Davenport Iowa must refrain from interfering with union membership and bargain with the United Metal Polishers Buffers and Helpers on a contract dispute. The order directs proper bargaining with the union and prohibits actions to discourage union activity.
Walter Winchell mimics at the Rainbow Room and Peter Vier tel's Drake's Drum featured in Liberty. The Copa cabana revue runs at the New Yorker hotel Terrace room with Paul Baron’s Penthouse program. Paramount’s Caught in the Draft theme stars Bob Hope. Harry James releases Aurora. Jean Sablon appears at Versailles. Pat Harrington debuts disc of pet torches including Montmarte Rose. Third Avenue Railway seeks a motorman’s name for a reward. a named man remains undisclosed. The 29th division thanks Louis Prima for bringing his band to Fort Meade, gratis. Irving Stephens notes odd juxtapositions among high society.
Albert E. Wiggam discusses women's tendencies as losers in games and contests and explores the psychology of wanting to "get even" with rivals as a sign of perceived superiority. He notes difficulty in changing a juror's mind once opinions form, highlighting trial dynamics.
Hollywood report states film star Priscilla Lane will wed Victorville California newspaper publisher John Barry. The engagement will be announced by her mother Mrs. Cora B. Lane at a family reception attended by Lane sisters Lola and Rosemary. This would be Lane's second marriage after a prior elopement and divorce. Barry is described as a bachelor.
fragmentary note cites a discussion of reform to the jury system in criminal trials led by John F P Dible. The text is incomplete but references concerns about juries and trial processes.
A light hearted marital comedy features Dennis Morgan as a foreign correspondent who fears losing his wife Merle Oberon to Ralph Bellamy. Rita Hayworth and editor James Givason provide little help as he fakes a dying injury to win back his former wife. The film draws laughter at the Iowa theater with a second feature Devil Dogs of the Air from 1935.
Milo Pinkerton, 68, prevented his daughter Mila Jean from delivering the valedictory at Madison Central High School by taking the family car for an hourlong country drive. He criticized the speech for not attacking evil and defending good and said discipline was needed to teach children to respect their father.
Joseph B. Craig faced three years driving without a license and two years of overtime parking fines. After driving on a sidewalk, Magistrate Nicholas H. Pinto sentenced him to 208 dollars in fines and ordered 62 days in jail when he could not pay.
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