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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1940

Page

15

Vaudeville Hoofers Bert And Minnie Anderson Recall 15 Years On Stage

In Cedar Rapids for seven years, Bert and Minnie Anderson recall a coast to coast vaudeville run of 15 years. Beginning in Chattanooga in 1917 they performed as Reed and Cooper before adopting Hill and Dale later becoming husband and wife. Their memories span hotels, towns, and near Broadway ambitions with stories from Blairmore to Cedar Rapids. Their daughter Kathryn is eight, Bert now works as a tobacco buyer for May’s Drug Store. The couple reflects on a fading era as motion pictures and radio edged out live variety shows.

Chicago Cedar Rapids Bert Anderson Fourth Street Audevile Jack Benny Fred Allen Ben Bernie Anderson Chattanooga Tenn Minnie Fitzgerald Central Theater Danville Terre Haute Bert Tuscaloosa Ala Fitzgerald Atlanta Petersburg Ddence Paducah, K Evansville Ind New York Hill and Dale Reed Cooper Reed Cooper Hollywood Martha Rave Andersons Tama, O Adelaide Bell Zienfeld Mrs Anderson Pat Barrett Missouri Ezra Hill and Dale McVickers Blairmore Cascade Mountains la Crosse Wis Buster Keaton Sand Point Idaho Hill Broadway Eighth Avenue

Douglas Aircraft To Place Major Sub Contracts Nationwide

Douglas Aircraft will place sub contracts exceeding 75 million dollars with eastern mid west and Pacific manufacturers in Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Missouri Colorado and California. President Donald W. Douglas announced the move on Saturday stating that specifications and agreements are prepared and should be signed soon.

Los Angeles Ins Douglas Aircraft Company Mid-West Pacific Donald W. Douglas Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Missouri Colorado Calfornia

Italian Predictions Of Big Developments May Boost Morale

Italian forecasts of a dramatic axis breakthrough in France or Spain aim to lift public morale for a protracted war. They warn a quick victory over Britain is unlikely, note Gibraltar’s defenses, and question whether Italy can reinforce in Egypt, while British forces remain active in the region.

France Spain Italy Germany Egypt Mediterranean Gibraltar Dardanelles Britain Messrs Hitler Mussolini Rome Graziani

Vows Privilege End in Britain New Order Pledged

London reports Labor Minister Ernest Bevin promised to end class privilege and remove unemployment and poverty. He spoke in a radio address promising a new order for British life.

London INL Britain Ernest Bevin Bevin

Willkie Seeks Unity Across America in New York Speech

Wen dell Willkie told a New York audience that the New Deal divides and that his 1940 campaign aims to unite all elements of American life. He urged mobilizing capable people for production and warned against the administration’s failure to address core issues. He warned of rising group hatreds and dangers if the Democratic administration is reelected.

America

Wallace Calls F. D. R. Symbol of Democracy

Henry A. Wallace told a Rochester crowd of about 2,000 that President Roosevelt is the very symbol of democracy to the world and warned that his defeat would bring despair to democratic nations. He said Roosevelt’s reelection would deter attacks on democracies and stressed the need to prevent aggression.

Rochester Henry A. Wallace Roosevelt

Warmer words on leadership echo in New Jersey

Former Secretary of Agriculture speaks during a swing through central New Jersey praising Secretary Hull and Franklin D Roosevelt as the wise, far seeing leaders guiding hemispheric peace.

Hull Franklin D. Roosevelt Secretary of Agriculture Newark

Fire alarms respond to general and still alarms Saturday

Firemen answered one general alarm and three still alarms Saturday afternoon and evening. A fire of undetermined origin was confined to an upstairs room in the Robert Hicks home at 106 First street SE at 3.24 p.m. The still alarms sent trucks to the Dora Dain Bake shop at 109 Twelfth street SE at 513 smoke but found no fire. They also responded twice to the 2300 block of Bever avenue SE to extinguish tree blazes believed started by children.

Robert Hicks First Street Dora Dain Bake Shop Twelfth Street Bever Avenue

Siamese Ultimatum to Indo China Reported

A Rome radio report heard in New York said Thailand would send an ultimatum to French Indo China demanding settlements of its territorial claims. The NBC broadcast cited the Rome outlet as the source.

New York Rome Radio NBC Thailand Siam

Bloody clash between communist students and fascists in Belgrade

In Belgrade, Yugoslavia, a bloody street battle erupted Saturday night as communist students clashed with fascists. Revolvers and rubber truncheons were used during the fight, reports reach Budapest.

Budapest INS Belgrade Yugoslavia

Vandenberg Urges Total Defense Against Dictators

In Cleveland Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg calls for total defense against dictators abroad and at home, praising Wendell Willkie as an emergency answer while cautioning that foreign policy is a presidential prerogative and Americans deserve full information and voice in decisions. He notes war costs affect all people.

Vandenberg Cleveland INS United States Arthur H. Vandenberg Wendell Willkie Michigan

National committees within Hatch spending limits

Campaign expenditures by Republican and Democratic national committees total about 4 million, staying under the Hatch Act limit of 3 million for campaign funds. Republicans lead with 2,258,039 spent versus Democrats at 1,695,700, with large items from the Republican National Committee and allied groups. Independent voter committee support for Democrats noted.

Washington INS House Republican National Committee Associated Willkie Clubs Democrats Republican Congressional Committee Senatorial Committee Democratic National Committee National Committee of Independent Voters

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