Tomorrow's Harvest religious appeal in Hollywood about nun romance
Hollywood gossip notes Louella O Parsons discusses Tomorrow's Harvest a religious-tinged story with Ray Milland as an aviator and Ingrid Bergman as the expected nun. Also mentions Hayworth dancing partner chances with Frank Veloz and other wrap pieces from Napshots of Hollywood including Ina Claire in Claudia and the Nichols family wedding in Tijuana.
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Buddy de Sylva
Bernadette
Paramount
Ray Milland
Buddy
Ingrid Bergman
David Selznick
H Vssbone
INS
Alfred Maury
Hollywood
Ina Claire
San Francisco
Beverly Hills
Claudia
Ina
Brock Pemberton
Linda
Pev Marley
Palm Springs
Nicholas
Nicholas Boys
Hickenlooper named to city board of adjustment
Attorney B. B. Hickenlooper was appointed to the city council's board of adjustment and became its chairman at a special meeting. Funeral services were held in Cedar Rapids for Abbie S. Abbott longtime Washington high principal from 1896 to 1921 who died April 30. Narcotics valued at 30 were stolen from Kanealy and Beezley drug store at 218 Second Avenue SE. An army monoplane completed a cross country nonstop flight from New York to San Diego in under 26 hours. Iowa Theta chapter of Pi Kappa Delta honorary forensic fraternity installed at Coe College. eleven charter members initiated.
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B. B. Hickenlooper
Board of Adjustment
Cedar Rapids
Abbie S. Abbott
Washington High School
Miss Abbott
Kanealy and Beezley
Second Avenue SE
New York
San Diego
Iowa Theta
Pi Kappa Delta
Coe College
City Council Recommends Lighting at Crossings on First and Fourth
The city council urged installation of two arm lights at the First Avenue Fourth Street crossing to reduce danger. Officials estimated about five million pneumatic tires would be needed to equip American pleasure automobiles in 1913 as a safeguard measure.
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First Avenue
Fourth Street
Army cook longs for front line gripes over ration complaints
Los Angeles AP report records Sergt. Hugh Fawcett of Pittsburgh on leave from the Southwest Pacific. He says he would rather return to the battlefront and hear soldiers in foxholes than listen to civilians here complain about rationing and corned beef served for 30 days.
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Los Angeles
Hugh Fawcett
Pittsburgh
Battlefront
Fawcett
Southwest Pacific
Evening Movie Schedules From City Theaters
The Gazette lists Paramount Iowa State Palace Rialto Times Strand and Marion showings with film titles and times including Keeper of the Flame Forever and a Day After Midnight with Boston Blackie Reap the Wild Wind There’s One Born Every Minute Men of Texas Iceland Dr Renaults Secret Louisiana Purchase Burma Convoy and Who Done It plus short subjects at various intervals.
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Rialto
Texas
Glove makers mock fate and war bond slogans in Broadway wit
Walter Winchell surveys a collage of odd claims and anecdotes from Broadway and beyond. Jokes span glove fashion, a Denver law on photographing bathing-suited women, biblical quips about Delilah, and trivia about Caesar, Lloyd George, and war bonds. The column blends humor with pop trivia and light social satire.
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Denver
Delilah
Samson
Caesar
London
Washington Musings and War News Notes of Washington
Notes from the Capital recount how Elmer Davis now routes government news via signed envelopes delivered by messengers to deter misdelivery. The piece also notes free showings of Mission to Moscow sponsored by the National Press Club and a House bill to designate the birthplace site of George Washington Carver as a national monument with praise from Rep. Paul Cunningham of Des Moines.
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Elmer Davis
Executive Office
Office For Emergency Management
Washington, D. C
Office of War Information
War Production Board
Ofice of Price Administration
Department of Agriculture
The
National Press Club
Moscow
Joseph Davies
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Interior
George Washgton Carver
Diamond
Paul Cunningham
Des Moines
Carver
Simpson College
Indianola
Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames
The Poet of the People Edges into Wartime Rhetoric
A fragmentary excerpt presents Edgar A. Guest lyricizing in harsh wartime terms. It features a mocked Japanese propaganda chant attacking Britain and the United States, naming Hirohito and Churchill, and condemning F D R with aggressive anti Axis sentiment. The piece depicts hostilities and stereotypes tied to World War II.
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Britain
Tokio Dispatch
F.D.R
Hirohito
Bennett and Wanger Flee Burning Hollywood Home
Hollywood star Joan Bennett and her husband producer Walter Wanger fled a mansion fire that destroyed their home and forced them to leave with their two children. Three servants escaped with only the clothes on their backs as fire companies battled a 175000 dollar blaze for over an hour in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Joan Bennett
Walter Wanger
Miss Bennett
Diana
Melinda Markey
Allen Dwan
Rosalie Miller
Fire alarm jolts family. valuables saved from break-in
A basement blaze at 7 a.m. Sunday startled the household. Wanger escaped in a coat and slippers while the woman fled in night attire. Miss Bennett reported her jewelry survived, but manuscripts, rare books, and paintings were left behind.
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Wanger
Bennett
Joe Foss Returns Home to Family After Guadalcanal Triumph
Sioux Falls AP report describes Marine Captain Joe Foss arriving in Iowa after earning fame as America's leading ace with 26 downed planes. He comes home for a private reunion with his mother Mrs. Marcy Lacey Foss, wife June, and relatives before a city celebration in his honor.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Joe Foss
Guadalcanal
America
Marcy Lacey Foss
Canton
Chicago
Joe
June
Uncle Levi
Belated Birthday Plans Follow Family Care for Foss
The family took Foss for an overnight rest after his birthday. his mother notes a belated birthday dinner planned for Monday. Joe’s birthday was April 17 and he planned to celebrate with a note he would return home. She mentions steaks from a calf fattened on oats and a cake with 28 candies awaiting him.
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Foss
Joe
Clothing Order Inches Toward Slimmer Silhouettes
Washington reports the War Production Board is expected to issue a new clothing order this week. The directive will push for slimmer feminine silhouettes with a focus on a cleaner look and elimination of excess styles.
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Washington
War Production Board
Churchill Hails Polish Sacrifices for Free Poland
London AP report notes Prime Minister Winston Churchill praising the Polish people for their valuable contribution to the United Nations cause. He said their sacrifices would be a sign of a great and independent Poland.
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London
Winston Churchill
United Nations
Poland
Fowler V. Negroes in War Plants
Chicago dispatch reports a controversial wartime employment case involving Fowler and alleged racial conflict at industrial plants. The article notes wartime labor tensions and management responses as officials seek to address grievances.
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Chicago
Fowler
Ing
Second War Loan Bond Mention Urges Support
A patriotic appeal asks readers to consider the impact if soldiers had not joined the fight and encourages buying a Second War Loan Bond to support the war effort.
Household Finance Salary Loan Plan Offers Quick Access
If you have a steady job you can borrow at 3 percent per month with no endorsers or guarantors. Loans can be repaid in a few days or monthly installments. The plan emphasizes income and character, not collateral, for needs from medical to taxes.
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WAAC
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Spencers
Katharine Tracy
Hepburn
City OF Courage
Sax
Coleman Hawkins
Johnnie Board and His
Johnnie White
Flame Club
Minneapolis
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RKO Radio Pictures
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Palace
Romence
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Stitt
Charles Mawureer
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Ser Smith
Renoir
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Can Renoi
Tues
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Bob Hope Vera Zorina
Victor Moore
Charles Bickford
Everyon Ankers
Abbott and Costello
Man
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William Wright
Sonja Henie
John Payne
Sammy Kaye and His Orchestra
John Shepperd, Lynne Roberts
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