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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1943
Page
13
In a telegraph office Homer attempts to deliver a speech on the human nose as Mr. Spangler explains to Ulysses Macauley and newsboy Auggie Gottlieb that Auggie is too young for messenger work. Diana Steed arrives in a driven car, rushes in, and kisses Spangler in a vivid display.
Spangler hesitates as Diana invites him to a dinner with her parents claiming family roots and social sameness. He recalls few dinners he has had, noting she is charming yet distinctly different, while she insists their life is ordinary despite her affluent allure.
In a brief scene Spangler refuses a farewell kiss as a young woman pushes for closeness after a tense chat. Willie Grogan finishes typing a telegram as Spangler announces a plan to go for a drink. The exchange centers on modest flirtation and a decision to unwind.
A dialogue explores movie tastes and fulfilled dreams reflecting education and drives. It notes men and women prefer different themes, and highlights that artists often discuss shop talk across professions. It also asserts confidence in handling big tasks grows from childhood responsibility.
A brief, fragmentary note reports a 203 year old claim in Augusta Maine. The item lacks clear details or verification beyond the unusual age reference.
A Berlin dispatch says the Reichstag passed an enabling act giving Adolf Hitler four years of dictatorial power. In a trans Atlantic call, a Hitler spokesman dismissed Jewish persecutions as dirty lies. The local Disabled American Veterans chapter, dormant for years, is reorganized with 24 members.
Delbert Knapp, owner of Iowa Coal, questioned by the city council as Bever and Co. reports a thumbs down on street carnivals. Bever building at 417 First Avenue to add 35 modern fireproof office rooms ready May 1 for occupancy.
Readable text shows James W Good of Arrangements with plans involving the North Western railroad to stop one of its fast passenger trains. The note is dated March 23, 1913 and mentions enrollment at the college catalog.
Dr. Jennie McIntosh described a method at a Washington State conference to tenderize cheaper beef grades by bathing it in ultra violet light. The process aims to prevent surface spoilage and makes the meat more tender than at 34 degrees.
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