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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1944

Page

19

Broadway Gossip Mixed With High Society and Politics

A collage of New York social life features Walter Winchell’s Broadway scene with figures like Van Wyck Brooks Jo Davidson and Dr F Kingdown. G men Hoover Tolson Doris Duke’s ex James Cromwell Mae West Brentano’s window drama and Frank Sinatra appear amid nightlife notes and a political sting about Dewey and Roosevelt.

van Wyck Brooks Jo Davidson F. Kingdown Stork J. E. Hoover Clyde Tolson Edward Mulrooney Gene Buck Dorothy Lamour Jinx Falkenberg Carole Landis Ann Sheridan Rita Hayworth Roosevelt Frank Sinatra Star Time Lou Holtz June Havoc Versailles Doris Duke James Cromwell Josie Hughes Russel Crouse

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Rebellious fragments of gossip and political rumors mix with Hollywood intrigue and social comment. The snippets reference Ben Hecht and a claim of investigating goons, Dewey, Cagney, Bogart, Roosevelt era politics, a mayor possibly overseas, betting odds, Jack Dempsey, and several cafe and club overheard lines about relationships and intrigue in urban scene.

Hillman PAC Ben Hecht Transparent Goons Dewey Cagney and Bogart H’wood Roosevelt Group Hizzoner Italy Washington Jack Dempsey Hannah Williams

Coin and Stamp Collectors Meet In Cedar Rapids

Two local numismatic and philatelic events are planned this month. A Cedar Rapids joint meeting at the Montrose hotel includes stamp and coin exhibits at 10 a.m., a 12:30 p.m. banquet, and a 2 p.m. auction and exchange, with talks at lunch. Organizers A Ray Harmon and John H Arnold lead Cedar Rapids clubs. The Trans Mississippian Philatelic Society convention will be held in Dubuque October 27 29 for clubs west of the Mississippi and east of the Rockies, at the Y M C A building, Iowa hosts first time in years. The Iowa Numismatic Association semi annual meeting occurs in Davenport concurrently.

Montrose Hotel Cedar Rapids Philatelic Society Dubuque Crystal Room A. Ray Harmon Mississippi River Rocky Mountains Iowa Dubuque Y

September Superior Court Intake Totaled $2464

September court records show collected fines and fees totaling 2464.56 dollars for the period. Fines reached 1976 dollars, court fees 418.50, marshal fees 38.40, meals to prisoners 14, and miscellaneous 17.66.

Superior Court

Morgenthau Announces Terms for Sixth War Loan

Secretary Morgenthau outlined security offerings for the sixth war loan set for November 20 to December 14 with a national funding goal of 14 billion dollars. Emphasis targets a five billion dollar individuals quota. Securities include Series E F G savings bonds Series C notes 24 percent bonds 1966 71 two percent bonds 1952 54 one percent notes 1947 and percent certificates of indebtedness with varied dating and denominations.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau

Unclear 1944 Note Mentions Bonds and Coupon Form

Fragment discusses bonds issued in 1944 with due dates in 1945 and a coupon form. It references amounts from 1000 to 1,000,000 dollars, indicating a financial instrument or bond offering. No additional context or entities are identifiable.

City Water Works Report Shows Daily Use at Six Million Gallons

October city waterworks report to council shows total water consumption in September of 181.5 million gallons, averaging 6.505 million gallons per day. The purification process used 109.16 tons of lime, 7.07 tons of alum, 2845 pounds of chlorine, 315 pounds of other chemicals.

Processing plant consumes large chemical and energy totals

The plant used 222,613 kilowatt hours of electricity in the month. It processed ammonia, ammonium sulphate, fuel oil, soda ash, ferric sulphate, copper sulphate, activated carbon and suspension catalyst. River water hardness dropped from 10.18 to 4.15 grains per gallon after treatment.

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