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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1941
Page
10
Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland headline a radio theater program airing tonight. The duo perform in classic Hollywood style chosen to entertain listeners across the region.
Sen Clyde L Herring to speak on Strikes in National Defense on National Radio Forum airing 8 p m WENR Orson Welles to present The Hitch Hiker Monday 9 p m on WMT Errol Flynn stars in They Died with Their Boots On on Cavalcade of America 9 30 p m over WHO Melio Bettina Jimmy Bivins boxing bout in Cleveland broadcast 9 30 p m on WENR Sam Taub Bill Stern host Auction Quiz winner Mrs Eddie Jennings wins 5 for showing question about famous entertainers The week in radio includes Keep Em Rolling patriotic play The American Way with Fredric March Florence Eldridge Maxine Sullivan Morton Gould and orchestra Also GOSSIP notes on Arkansas Traveler essay James Mack Opera Auditions Connie Boswell Bing Crosby Irene Rich Hollywood parade stars and more.
Daily program lineup across WSUI WMT WGN WENR WHO and WLS lists guests shows and music from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. featuring Dinnings Mr Keen Vox Pop True or False and Hill Sanders with varied offerings including news music dramas and serialized programs across stations in multiple cities.
Highlights list programs from WSUI Iowa City and Ames including News Markets Farm and Home shows. Mentions a study noting it costs about 2 cents more per mile to operate a car at 70 mph than 40 mph.
Dr Mary MacFadyen explains vitamins support growth and illness resistance and that a varied balanced diet provides the necessary vitamins. Pills may help when diet is limited or deficiency exists, but consult a doctor to tailor intake and form. Tomorrow asks what foods to eat for full vitamin share.
A reader asks how to handle Harold whose loud public behavior risks losing friends. Miss Manners advises avoiding pursuit, dating others, and showing happiness to tempt him back, else seek someone kinder and more cheerful. She notes Harold’s inferiority complex linked to finances and urges the reader to rethink her mercenary attitude.
Kenneth Taylor, 24, was killed Sunday after allegedly resisting arrest on a disturbing the peace warrant in Warsaw. Police said the confrontation led to the fatal shooting. The unrelated note about Iceland’s first parliament in 630 appears in the same text.
Constance oscillates between two men, Gordon Keith and Terry Moonlight, torn by jealousy and guilt after a party night by the pool. She confronts a web of affection, loyalty, and danger to her future marriage plans as Rosalind and Avis complicate choices.
Washington column profiles Alice Marble who left tennis to serve in civilian defense as US Assistant Director of Civilian Defense Sports Department. She travels nationwide promoting women’s fitness, sacrificing tours and pay to boost health amid postwar mobilization. She credits recovery from a 1934 France match collapse to exercise and urges women to move more daily.
Palmer Hoyt publisher of the Portland Oregonian was named the new president of Sigma Delta Chi national professional journalism fraternity in New Orleans. The announcement places Hoyt at the helm as the organization expands its reach in press ethics and newsroom standards.
Three young men were killed and two injured when their car left a curve and hit a tree early Monday in Portsmouth New Hampshire. The victims and a fifth occupant were identified by authorities as they investigated the fatal crash.
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