Noel Coward film In Which We Serve draws royal interest
The King and Queen toured Noel Coward's London set for In Which We Serve a war film about a destroyer born from a naval prayer. Alex Korda will view the cut in New York ahead of his knighthood. The piece mixes Hollywood gossip with studio plans and star updates.
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Mother Clark Dies, Defender of Underdogs Dies in Midwest
Kansas City AP reports Mother Clark, longtime ally of inmates and benefactor to thousands, has died at age 97 after years as a well known prison advocate. She lived 72 of her 97 years in service to underdog inmates.
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Three Cedar Rapids men win patents in 10 20 30 Years Ago
The June 16 1932 note lists Fred M Hargrave with a mobile melting and distributing apparatus Estas J Hawks with a material spreader and Edwin Hetherington with a child’s teeter board receiving patents. Marvin R Selden speaks at the Iowa Bankers convention in Des Moines P A Hoyt elected president of Los Angeles Credit Men
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Cedar Rapids residents seek Chicago railroad post
Mrs J F Yardo of Cedar Rapids has gone to Chicago to take a civil engineer position with the Chicago and Eastern Mines railroad. Laura B Walker of Cedar Rapids, president of the local W R C, served as installing officer for the Iowa department at the W R C convention in Mason City.
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Theater Schedule and City Notices in The Gazette
The Gazette lists daily showings for Paramount Iowa State Palace Rialto Times and Marion with multiple titles and times. Local notices include sanitary sewer petition on First Street NW a power-bulb replacement at Dewey and Fifth NE and a 400 candlepower upgrade 200 feet north plus final publication of the city arborist ordinance by Parks Commissioner Xosek.
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City Council Sets TwoHour Parking on C Avenue North Side
City council acted on a petition from C avenue NW property owners from Ninth street to the North Western rail road. The vote Monday establishes a two hour parking limit on the north side of C avenue.
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Darwin Raid Costs For Six Planes
Six Japanese aircraft were shot down in a raid against Darwin in northern Australia. United Nations air and naval forces reported that 6 of the 42 bombers and fighters were downed during Monday’s attack near the Darwin base. General MacArthur’s headquarters released the update on Tuesday.
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Broadway gossip and hints from Walter Winchell column
A brisk roundup of showbiz and political chatter: Joe Louis seeks another fight with army permission, Lindbergh may run for US Senate with NY daily backing, Dolores Del Rio aids refugees in Mexico, Myrna Loy's marriage news, Clark Gable’s return expected, and various society, legal, and political notes.
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Lumber Plant Fire Ravages Tacoma Waterfront
A Monday night blaze destroyed the Henry Mill and Timber Company plant on Tacoma's waterfront with losses estimated at 250000 dollars. The article notes platinum wire spun from a single pound lump as a separate fact.
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