Skippy Homeier Wins Key Role in Tomorrow the World Film
Hollywood gossip notes Skippy Homeier, famous stage star, chosen by Lester Cowan for the motion picture Tomorrow the World after a personal signing by Louis B. Mayer. Andre Daven also hooks Peggy Ann Garner for Nob Hill, while Fred MacMurray and Merle Oberon were tied to earlier Nob Hill plans amid ongoing casting shifts.
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Ruling Finds Bund Membership Not Citizenship Loss Grounds
Federal Judge Peirson M Hall ruled that pre war German American Bund membership does not justify canceling citizenship. The suit to revoke citizenship of 21 former Bund members was dismissed as the court found their joining the organization was within their legal rights.
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Death or Army Choice for Doberman Max
In Rochester New York a four year old Doberman named Max faced a court trial over a bite on a 13 year old. Five testified for and five against. Judge S K Backus found Max guilty and ordered destruction unless the army accepts service as a K nine. The dog whined during the proceedings.
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Haupt Given Life Term for Treason
Hans Max Haupt, 54, twice convicted of treason, received a life sentence from Federal Judge John P. Barnes in Chicago. A German army veteran and U.S. citizen for 12 years, Haupt was convicted again of aiding his son Herbert, an executed Nazi saboteur, one of eight German agents who landed by submarine on the East Coast two years ago.
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Evening Showtimes At Local Theaters This Thursday
The Gazette lists Paramount Iowa State Palace Rialto and Marion theater schedules with titles such as Buffalo Bill Once Upon a Time Union Pacific Berlin Correspondent Girl Crazy Flesh and Fantasy and Detective Kitt O Day. Showtimes vary by venue with matinees and late screenings across the day.
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