Night Shift stars Bogart and Sheridan in Warners film
Hollywood chatter centers on Ann Sheridan co starring with Humphrey Bogart in Night Shift based on Maretta Wolff 800 page novel Night Shift Warners bid high amid multiple offers Bogart tops box office with The Maltese Falcon Across the Pacific plus industry buzz. Other notes cover army show Hey Rookie and Hollywood social updates with Cukor Rathbone and Basil Rathbone at the canteen.
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San Francisco Light Opera Company
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Joan Crawford
Madame Litvinov
Jack Warners
Hollywood Canteen
Basil Rathbone
Bart Marshalls
Ronald Colmans
Merle Oberon
Red Weapon Biplane That Terrified Nazis
Moscow reports Russia’s so called U-2 is a 15 year old canvas covered biplane trainer with a top speed of 70 mph. It glides silently after dropping bombs at night and vanishes at daylight. Slow speed and field takeoff allow hover over targets, throttling off to glide onto houses or trenches.
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Moscow
Russia
Stalingrad
Pigeon Reunited After Nine Years
A Nashua Nashua Nashua Flying Club racing pigeon disappeared in 1933 en route to the Chicago World's Fair and reappeared on Friday bearing leg markings that confirmed its journey to the fair.
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Muscatine Principal Elected President of Southeast Iowa Teachers
Fred Messenger, principal of Muscatine High School, was elected president of the Southeastern Iowa Teachers Association at Burlington. New officers include Ade laide Hunt as vice president Rosehill. G C Bellamy Winfield as secretary treasurer. J C Wright Keokuk as executive chair. C A Cottrell Mount Pleasant as executive. F C Bowersox Clinton as state executive committee member.
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Muscatine
Southeastern Iowa Teachers Association
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Ottumw
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Rosehill
G. C. Bellamy
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J. C. Wright
Keokuk
C. A Cottrell
Mount Pleasant
F. C. Bowersox
Clinton
Sonja Henie Stars in Iceland Marine Comedy at Paramount
The review applauds Sonja Henie in Iceland at the Paramount with John Payne Jack Oakie Felix Bressart and Osa Massen. Henie dazzles with spins and a Hawaiian hulu interpretive routine while Payne plays a marine involved in a family marriage plot. Oakie is underused but delivers light moments as Henie’s sister wedding complicates the plot.
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John Payne
Jack Oakte
Felix Bressart
Osa Massen
Sammy Kaye
Paramount Theater
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Iead
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Jack Oakie
Oakie
Topnotch
Broadway Gossip and Hollywood Scandals Summary
Walter Winchell notes staff of price controllers growing to 50,000. Lena Horne not billed in Panama Hattie MGM ads. Park Avenue canteen probe ties to PR titans. Sid Silver’s crush on Sheila Ryan cooled by Howard Hughes. Denmark’s King Christian rejects anti Jewish measures and attends synagogue. Errol Flynn to produce his own films. Policewomen patrol Broadway and entertainment industry tensions rise.
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Sheila Ryan
Howard Hughes
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Jeff Donnell
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trans-Radio Press
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Charles Ray
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Coin Olsen and Johnson
T. Netcher-Bernice Parks
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Martha Raye
England
A Letter from Bataan and Popular Science Piece
A poignant feature titled A Letter from Bataan and a Popular Science article round out the bill, presenting a wartime letter with personal insight alongside a science overview. The pairing highlights wartime resilience and educational topics for readers.
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Bataan
Carl Koehn
Max Oser Dies in Switzerland Hero of McCormick Marriage
Max Oser of Basle 65 died in Switzerland once linked to Mathilde McCormick Rockefeller through a 1923 London marriage that sparked romance rumors. An army officer and riding academy owner he later became a gifted artist who illustrated scientific books and studied in Geneva and Paris.
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Mathilde McCormick
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Paris
Cedar Rapids Y Sends Gifts to War Prisoners
More than 12000 dollars worth of musical athletic educational and religious materials for American and United Nations prisoners in the Far East are being shipped from New York on the Gripsholm. Elbert Beaver Cedar Rapids Y secretary said the collection was organized by War Prisoners Aid of the World Alliance of YMCAs and a box in the Y lobby will continue to receive contributions.
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Far East
New York
Gripsholm
Elbert Beaver
Cedar Rapids
Worlds Alliance of Young Men's Christian Associations
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Theaters Schedule Note Actors and Times Review
The Gazette lists today’s cinema lineup across Paramount Iowa State Palace Rialto Marion and more. Feature timings include Iceland My Sister Eileen Counter Espionage Miss Annie Rooney Just Off Broadway Sullians Travels Torpedo Boat Pardon My Stripes Missouri Outlaw Invaders The Wife Takes a Flyer It Happened in Flatbush Broadway Talk of the Town with various showings throughout the day.
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Surviving 31 Days at Sea After Scout Bomber Crash
Robert Trumbull tells the wartime ordeal of Harold Dixon Gene Aldrich and Tony Pastula after their scout bomber failed in the South Pacific on January 16 1912. They drifted 31 days and about a thousand miles on an 8 by 4 foot raft, endured sharks hunger thirst storms and dwindling strength. They eventually reached an obscure atoll holding on until rescue with aid from cunning rations and moments of luck as survival hangs in the balance.
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Robert Trumbull
Harold F. Dixon
U.S.N
Gene Aldrich
Sunner
Tony Pastula
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U S on Offensive Now Knox Declares
Secretary Knox declared in San Juan that the United States had moved to the offensive in the Pacific. He arrived for a tour of US bases and said America took the offensive when it struck the Solomons.
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Break Off Parleys On Railroad Wages
Chicago AP reports Danel P Loomis chair of the conference says wage talks between railroad labor and management broke off after both sides failed to reach an agreement. Loomis notes no progress toward a settlement on wage questions.
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Danel P Loomis
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Das Menation
Beteen Representaes
Rairoad Labor
Oekean
Coast Guard Auxiliary Warcogs Authorized to Open Ranks
The house merchant marine committee approved legislation enabling the Coast Guard Auxiliary to expand its ranks by admitting qualified women to service at sea. The move aims to fill shore and sea duty roles and widen civilian wartime labor participation, reflecting broader wartime manpower needs.
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House
Merchant Marine Committee
Navy
Coast Guard
Agzent
Taft Proposes Bill to Create New Manpower Director
Senator Taft introduces a bill to establish a national manpower director with authority over recruiting for the armed forces farming industry and essential civilian jobs. The plan aims for voluntary recruiting and would abolish the War Manpower Commission transferring the selective service and employment services to the new agency. Local draft boards remain for administration with tighter regulations and deferments for certain groups.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
War Manpower Commission
Selective Service
United States Employment Service
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Ethiopia joins United Nations as 30th aligned nation
Ethiopia was welcomed by President Roosevelt as a adherent to the declaration by the United Nations to use full resources against the Axis and to oppose a separate peace for any of them. Ethiopia is the 30th nation thus aligned.
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Ethiopia
Roosevelt
United Natins
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