Hollywood Busy With Screen Deals and Cast News
Irene Dunne to star in a Columbia adaptation of Ruth Gordon's Broadway hit Over Twenty One. Ernette MacDonald buys film and dramatic rights to Frances Parkinson Keyes Crescent Carnival. Enchanted Cottage returns to Harriet Parsons at RKO with Jack Gross directing. Asaletes Young takes leave for baby. John Payne hospitalized with army wounds. Ingrid Bergman ill with flu.
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FASTEETH Denture Helper Promises Firm Fit
False teeth wearers suffer embarrassment when plates slip. Apply FASTEETH the alkaline powder to dentures to gain firmer hold and comfort. It does not sour and fights denture odor. Available at drug stores.
Warren Caldwell Former Iowa Senator Dies at 58
Warren A. Caldwell 58 a former Republican state senator from Mahaska county died Tuesday night at Mahaska county hospital after several days illness.
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Theater Time Schedule for Wednesday
The Gazette lists Paramount You're a Lucky Fellow Mr Smith at 2 10 4 07 6 04 8 01 9 58 with shorts 1 20 3 17 5 14 7 11 9 08 Iowa The Fighting Seabees 12 50 3 50 7 10 Career Girl 2 30 5 40 8 40 State Top Man 2 10 4 52 7 24 10 06 Riders of the Dead Nine 1 3 42 6 14 8 56 Palace Action in the North Atlantic 2 24 5 53 9 22 Oneymoon Lodge 1 22 4 51 7 20 Rialto Time Out for Rhythm 1 4 7 10 Passport to Suez 2 50 5 50 8 50 Times Two Senoritas from Chicago 2 30 5 10 7 45 10 27 The Leopard Man 1 15 3 55 6 30 9 05 Marion Young Ideas 7 10 9 46 Sing a Jingle 8 45
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Vallee Reconciles With Betty Jane Greer After Spat
Coast Guard Lt. Rudy Vallee and star Betty Jane Greer resume their three month marriage after a one day separation. Greer cited possessiveness but both say they still love each other and will continue their marriage. Vallee, returning from San Diego, confirmed the outcome and called her his favorite pin-up girl.
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Butterfly Crochet Chair Dress-Up Pattern 771
A vintage pattern notice offering Butterfly Crochet patterns as inexpensive chair dress-up pieces. Includes chair-set instructions, materials, and stitches. Requests 15 cents for Pattern 771 and 15 cents for a 32-page Needlecraft Catalog with embroidery knitting crochet quilts and home decor designs from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept. Chicago.
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Broadway gossip and political rumor buzz in Walter Winchell column
The column swirls with rumors from Broadway and politics including Mrs. John Hays Hammond nudged toward Massachusetts governorship, Drew Pearson’s libel suit star witness, Richards of famed families, and various social set movements. It notes champagne taxes, Tombs keeper scandal, and industry gossip from Bergen to Bergen.
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Notable Names Stir Rumors and Revelations Across Postwar Gossip
Last week whispers touch Leigh White’s revised Long Balkan Night amid libel threats. Rumors claim Tokyo Payne’s son Dick died in action and Walter Huston may seek Will Rogers’ abandoned congressional seat. FDR’s dog Murray of Fallahill surfaces. Charles Bedaux aides face citizenship questions. Fifi D Orsay moves in with her maid. Bob Hope gifts Jack Pepper $5000 after overseas tour.
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Executor appointed for Frank Bartosh estate in Linn County
Probate No. 17404 in Linn County Iowa appoints Edward Bartosh as executor of the Frank Bartosh estate. Creditors are asked to settle debts immediately and all claims must be filed with the Clerk of Linn County District Court, Iowa. Attorney Jos Mekota represents the executor.
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Mickey Rooney Reclassified for Draft 1-A
Hollywood actor Mickey Rooney, once 4-F due to a minor heart ailment, was reclassified to 1-A by his draft board on Wednesday pending a medical exam. He had been rejected by draft physicians on March 15 after a studio appeal of his 1-A status was denied.
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Virginia Bruce
Paul Hesse
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Britain Built Most Aircraft in War Through 1943
London reports 1940 to end of 1943 saw Britain produce 90 000 planes and 83 000 tanks armored cars and carriers. Production minister Oliver Lyttelton told the Commons that British factories had built 76 percent of the total aircraft delivered.
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Lyttelton Outlines War Production For 1943 Efforts
The British official notes that Britain and the empire funded 76 percent of Allied naval needs, with Canada and the rest of the commonwealth contributing 6 percent and the United States 18 percent. He says British naval strength rose since the war began and that about 70 percent of new construction went to naval work. British factories produced over 115000 guns larger than 20mm, 150000000 rounds of gun ammunition, nearly 5500000 machine guns rifles submachine guns and pistols, and about 7000000000 rounds of small arms ammunition.
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Boiling Guidelines for Home Canned Vegetables
All home canned vegetables not pressure processed must be boiled 10 to 15 minutes in a covered container before serving. For salads, boil 10 minutes then chill quickly. Do not taste home canned foods until after a 10 minute boil.
Tomatoes in many forms across meals and seasons
The excerpt showcases versatile tomato dishes from cold serves and stews to casseroles and sauces. It covers pairing tomatoes with corn, beans, eggs, and onions, plus ideas for savoring with bread, butter, beets, and bacon, including salads, soups, and baked carrot variants.
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