Exploring Mind and Marriage Through Science
A man of science argues for teaching children independence under wise parenting and cites studies suggesting most marriages remain happy. It notes risks of self-destructive behavior from excess drinking or neurotic worry, referencing Menninger’s views and a 1939 copyright.
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Lewis .M. Terman
Stanford
Karl Menninger
Yes My Darling Daughter Opens At Iowa Theater
Romantic comedy feature stars Pris cilla Lane and Jeffrey Lynn as young lovers who flee to the mountains seeking privacy, only to become tangled in a family party. Supporting cast includes Roland Young May Robson Fay Baister Genevieve Tobin and Ian Hunter. A companion piece, The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt, features Warren William and Ida Lupino in a spy drama about thwarting foreign agent networks seeking defense plans.
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Iowa Theater
Priscilla Lane
Jeffrey Lynn
Roland Young
May Robson
Fay Baister
Genevieve Tobin
Ian Hunter
Warren William
Ida Lupino
Horizontal 1 5 Ruler of England during World War II
Late King puzzle clues list across and down terms with definitions and matching answers referencing rulers and era. Field pairs include metaphoric and direct hints for a themed crossword style grid.
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England
Tomorrow's Promise in the Temple Bailey tale
Anne Ordway, twenty and sheltered, navigates a web of romance and scandal as her mother Elinor duels with affection, debt, and a missing set of pearls. Charles Patterson, a divorced man in the news, involves Anne’s circle when a diamond theft hints at hidden motives and dangerous entanglements.
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Anne. Ordway
David Ellicott
Elinor
Francis
Garry Brooks
Anne
Garry
Charlies Patterson
Vicky
Charles
Nor
Pearls mystery unsettles nocturnal interview in storm
In a dreadful night, Vicky talks with Francis about Anne's missing pearls. She claims she knows the thief but asks detectives be kept away. Francis suspects danger, notes Anne's child's need, and hints at future suspense as the case continues tomorrow.
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Vicky
Anne
Francis
Tomore
Hollywood Stars and the Shift From Stardom to Craft
A veteran observer argues that true wisdom for actors is pursuing character roles and steady work over star billing. He notes dependable character actors earn $500 to $2,500 weekly, avoid stampeding fame, invest wisely, and accumulate lasting wealth while avoiding the idol’s decline. The piece also touches on Shirley Temple’s health, dangers of jungle pictures, Bob Burns’ storytelling method, and censor rules, with Jerold Lyon’s record earnings cited.
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Ollywood
Hollywood
Gene Lockhart
Leo Carrillo
Jed Prouty
Eugene Pallette
C. Aubrey Smith
Étienne Girardot
Montagu Love
Alan Dinehart
Alan Hale
Gables
Shearers
Henies
Crawfords
Shirley Temple
Wallace Ford
Bob Burns
Jerold Lyons
Norma Shearer
Stars and Slapstick Echo Through 1939 Hollywood Talk
A collage of celebrity anecdotes details Eddie Baker the slapstick cop now on Los Angeles traffic duty and Robert Armstrong vacationing at San Miguel de Allende. Bob Taylor sketches in a prison-pub magazine, while Richard Greene battles makeup in Stanley and Livingstone. An independent producer riffs on budget tricks and dubbing.
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Eddie Baker
Los Angeles
Robert Armstrong
San Miguel de Allende
Mexico City
The Man Who Made Miracles at Rialto
The Rialto screens The Man Who Made Miracles with Roland Young as the miracle man and Joan Gardner in the female lead supported by Ralph Richardson Ernest Thesiger and Robert Cochran. Desperate Adventure with Ramon Novarro and Marion Marsh follows. Dick Tracy ends with Clyde Lucas band and Screen Snapshots.
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Roland Young
A. G., Wells
Man Who
Ramon Navarro
DICK_TRACY
Rialto
Joan Gardner
Ralph Richardson
Ernest Thesiger
Robert Cochran
Ramon Novarro
Marion Marsh
Dick Tracy
Clyde Lucas
Gunga Din star lineup and and other theater listings
Theaters showcase Cary Grant Victor McLaglen and Douglas Fairbanks Jr in Gunga Din at AT THE THEATERS Iowa. Honolulu at PARAMOUNT stars Eleanor Powell Robert Young Burns and Allen. Made for Each Other stars Carole Lombard James Stewart with Road Demon at STATE. Little Miss Broadway with Shirley Temple at PALACE plus Rich Man Poor Girl with Young Hussey. The Man Who Made Miracles and Desperate Adventure at RIALTO feature Roland Young Joan Gardner Ramon Novarro Marion Marsh.
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Paramount
Honolulu
Eleanor Powell
Robert Young
Burns and Allen
Carole Lombard
James Stewart
Henry Artur
Joan Valerio
Palace
Shirley Temple
George Murphy
Jimmy Durante
Ruth Hussey
Rialto
Roland Young
Joan Gardner
Ramon Novarro
Marion Marsh
Argentine Rebel Deal Reaches Government Pact on Wheat Sale
Buenos Aires reports government nearing formal negotiations to sell 200000 metric tons of wheat, 15000 tons of oats, and 15000 tons of rye to the Spanish nationalists. Details described as coming from well informed quarters on Wednesday.
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Buenos Aires
Notable 5 Year Old Loses Eye In Coasting Incident
Albert Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Belden Thompson sustained the loss of his left eye in a coasting accident late yesterday. The report notes the accident near their home and raises concerns over safety for children at play in winter months.
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Albert Thompson
Belden Thompson
A L. Alcorn
J. A. Limback
Iowa Lumber and Material Dealers Association
Des Moines
Paul S. Ray
Coe School of Music
Des Moines Symphony Orchestra
Lee FF
Arne
Cedar Rapids
Pine Creek Crossing
Muscatine
Prominent W C T U Officials Dine at Ida B Wise Smith Home
Mrs Ida B Wise Smith entertained W C T U officials and delegates from Benton Cedar Johnson and Linn counties at a Victory luncheon. She spoke on national W C T U achievements and future plans. Mrs E Fletcher and her daughter hosted a Winslow home luncheon with many local ladies as guests. Mr and Mrs Isaac B Smith planned a two week trip to Boston and New York. Mrs A Jones and her children left for St Louis before joining Mr Jones.
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Benton
Cedar
Johnson and Linn
Smith
Plains
E. Fletcher
Edward F. Winslow
Winslow Home
Mesdames J. S Cook
Henry Rickel
A .E. Magary
Kansas City Home Expected for Team
A local report notes a team plans to establish its home in Kansas City, detailing venue expectations and community impact as the move progresses.
Linn County Bar elects Col Charles A Clark president
At the annual meeting Linn County Bar Association elected Col Charles A Clark as president. Officers include Capt Charles W Kep ler as vice president William Chamberlain secretary and P Y Tourtellet treasurer. Mr and Mrs C D Van Vecten plan an extended Hammond La visit. N R Parvin state librarian secretary hosted the executive board dinner. Capt Joe Kroulik celebrated his birthday with a surprise party attended by William Hoffer Frank Kuba John Bredl Ben Benish Louis Basker Edward Zbanck Joseph Plotz Wes ley Pohorsky and Mrs Zbanck.
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Charles A. Clark
Linn County Bar Association
Charles W. Kepler
William Chamberlain
P Y. Tourtellet
C D. van Vechten
Hammond
R Parvin
Masome Library
State Library Association
Joe Kroulik
Messrs
Coe Debaters Attend Iowa U Invitational Meet
Eight Coe College debaters under Prof J Dale Welsch will compete in the annual invitational tournament at the University of Iowa. The squad plans six rounds over Thursday to Saturday with entrants Frank Bauder Gordon Mindrum Donald Wei mer Dwight Durfee Evelyn Parman Marion Bailey Adele Weymouth Lorraine Rawlings and Alvin Kurtz as alternates.
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Coe College
J. Dale Welsch
University of Iowa
Coe
University
Coc
Frank Bauder
West Union
Gordon Mindrum
Oelwein
Donald Weimer
Newton
Alvin Kurtz
Cedar Rapids
Dwight Durfee
Council Bluffs
Evelyn Parman
Omaha
Marion Bailey
Elkader
Adele Weymouth
Rockford
Lorraine Rawlings
Wet Blanket In Any Group When Spirits Are Low
A Miss Manners advice column notes Ellen’s perpetual low mood makes her a wet blanket, souring group dynamics. the piece urges cheer and a brighter presence to foster sociability and companionship. The letter section also discusses a young couple’s marriage timing with parental pressure and sensible restraint. Corn acreage in the United States decreased 3,000,000 in 1938 and cotton acreage approximately 8,000,000 acres.
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Mary Manners
Ellen S
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