Broadway Gossip Riot Glitters With Stars and Snubs
Walter Winchell files a bustling column from New York noting Toscanini at Spivy’s and Margot Grahame dining, Mary Will Rogers and Charles Brickley Jr. in Havana Madrid chatter, plus Brenda Frazier, Rosita Royce, Veronica Lake comparisons, and a parade of nightlife glimpses including Sonja Henie rehearsals and Ver sailles show previews.
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Toscanini
Spivy'’s
Margot Grahame
Reuben’s
Margot Will Rogers
Mary
Charles Brickley
Havana-Madrid
Brenda Frazier Kelly
Strand Theater
Xavier Cugat
Rosita Royce
Silly Billy
Patricia Peardon
Moss Hart
Veronica Lake
Gay Blades
Sonja Henie
Versailles
Jimmy Greer
Balaneer
Dean Taylor
Ann Sothern
Cesar Romero
Heaven
Warners
Sergt
York
Flicker
Broadway
Times Square
New London
Kruschen Salts Promises Quick Digestive Relief
A vintage ad urges daily Kruschen Salts to restore bile flow and relieve headaches and poor digestion. It recommends half a teaspoon in water before breakfast for 30 days, promising improved energy and a real day’s work. May's Drug Store backs the claim with a money back satisfaction guarantee.
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May
Notice of Proposed Secondary Road District in Linn County
Petition filed with Linn County Auditor to establish a gravel road surfacing district in College Township Linn County Iowa. Road length about 2.93 miles with a 1.25 mile spur and real estate parcels listed N E and S sections with numerous landowners names. Hearing before Board of Supervisors at Cedar Rapids Court House October 21 1941 at 2 00 PM all interested may appear.
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NOAD
Linn County
Iowa
Township
College Township
Linn
Johnson County
College Town
Ranze
Bod Frank Zoyneck
Grotze Sinton
Niona
Enna Buresh
Jos. Simon
Alfred and
Albina A. Ricel
Wha
Weneil Rigel
Kis SE
SW SE
Joseph A
Mary
Simon
Antonie Simon
Margaret Clara Dean
Chas, J Witousck
Mel Yessler
Western
Churess
Christ
Susan Sword
James Modracek
Josef and
Josefek Simek
Lillian Josefek
Wesley J. Netolicky
Frank
Annie Netolicky
Frans Netvolicky
Wiz
John W. Netolicky
Frank Anderle
Stz
S's
Anna Anderle
John W
Aenes Netolicky
Wesley Netolicks Pees
Gregor Western
Apes Wealey
Pearl Netoheks
Forbests
Chas
J. Witousek
Jasa
Emma Witousek
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Roby, M Vesely
Funeral services set for John F. Gough in Iowa City
John F Gough 58 of Iowa City dies in an Iowa City hospital. Funeral services will be held Friday at 9 a m at St Patrick s church with widow two sons Earl and Richard a daughter Helen a brother Phillip and three sisters. Dr Earl E Harper of the University of Iowa school of fine arts will lecture on Russia before the Keystone club. Police seek suspects who tried to break the Rose Coal company safe. News ends with Alfred E Smith urging unity behind F D Roosevelt foreign policy and labor to adjourn politics.
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Iowa City
John F Gough
St. Patrick's Church
Earl
Richard
Helen
Chicago
Phillip
Nell Fitzpatrick
Mary Maher
Walter Wiebler
Davenport
Earl E. Harper
University of Iowa School of Fine Arts
Russia
Keystone Club
Harper
Sherwood Eddy
Leningrad
Moscow
Rose Coal Company
Thieves Break In Cabinet Locker, Pocket Pennies
Tuesday night thieves forced a drawer in a wooden cabinet and stole 125 in pennies. They did not crack the company safe, which held eight dollars.
I O O F Secretaries Meet in West Union
The thirteenth annual Northeast Iowa Secretaries and Scribes session of the I O O F will be held in West Union. Officers include Mrs M L Whitcher president Mrs Florence Brown Independence vice president and Mrs R C Pixler West Union secretary treasurer. The program features registration assembly remarks music and a main address by M O Fouts Independence grand master.
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West Union
Iowa
Archibald Sowden
Ada F. Woods
Des Moines
Assembly
M O Fouts
Independence
Zrand
Li'l Abner Sadie Hawkins Bay Race Details
A fragment notes Li'l Abner event named Sadie Hawkins Bay Race on November 8 with a question about Is Ifand being a college race champion.
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Sadie Hawkins
Douglas Turns 43 As Youngest Supreme Court Justice
Washington dispatch reports Justice William O. Douglas, the youngest Supreme Court member, reached the age of 43 on Thursday amid coverage of his career and status.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
No Vote No Citizenship Call Stirs Pennsylvania Court Talk
Uniontown AP report notes Pennsylvania Superior Court Judge Charles E Kenworthy urged a law revoking citizenship for Americans who fail to vote in three general elections. The proposal links voting to citizenship status and sparked debate among observers.
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Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Charles E Kenwirthey
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