Hollywood Glamour Girl Feud Sparks New Headlines
Gossip from Hollywood ties Acquanetta to Allan Jones on Isle of Romance while Olivia de Havilland faces suspension over role choices. Olivia, Joan Fontaine, Emily and Charlotte Bronte links surface as industry names swirl with Hedy Lamarr and others spotted at celebrity spots.
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Charles Hoffman
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Good Samaritan
Hedy Lamarr
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Jackie Cooper
Red Cross Adds Home Nursing Course With Baby Delivery
Response to the appeal for women to take the home nursing course, now including baby delivery, has been strong. New classes start, with optional supplementary instruction for certificate holders. doctors and nurses will teach delivery at home under supervision.
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Home Nursing
Me Too Eyed Ellen Elizabeth Mutters For Attention
A playful verse portrays Ellen Elizabeth as a persistent child who cries Me too for every object or activity she sees. The poet notes her eagerness to share in everything from picture to ash tray and even cigars, highlighting a demanding need for inclusion and recognition.
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Ellen Eee
Ellen Elizabeth
Grew Warns Against Optimism On Japan War
In New York, former ambassador Joseph C. Grew urged caution against dangerous optimism about Japan. He warned against thinking Japanese are not formidable, cities will falter under raids, or starvation will force surrender. He spoke at the Books and Authors luncheon, outlining psychological traps to avoid in the war effort.
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New York
Joseph C. Grew
Japan
Grew
Coe College Announced Homecoming Weekend Schedule
Coe College kicks off its thirtieth homecoming with a 10 a.m chapel on Friday and events through Sunday. Parade at 2 p.m., push ball at 4 p.m., pep meeting at 7 30 p.m. Dr. Ben H Peterson presides, Dr. Charles A Anderson to introduce, with Robert Cornell speaking. War era restrictions affect parade. no motorized vehicles or prizes.
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Coe College
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Harris A Lamb
Coe
Charles A. Anderson
Peterson
Robert Cornell
Robert Ray
Davenport
Charles Barlow
Clear Lake
Cee
Coe-Grinnell
Memorial Coliseum
U S Plans 13 Big Aircraft Carriers Under Construction
Boston AP report quotes Capt. Leland P. Lovette, director of public relations for the navy, saying the United States has 13 large aircraft carriers under construction. He asserts carriers are crucial offensive weapons on the seven fronts the U S engages in.
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Boston
Leland P. Lovette
Navy
United States
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Job Freezing Now Premature Says AFL Chief
President William Green of the American Federation of Labor argued that general job freezing legislation would be premature and that voluntary measures should be pushed to the limit. His stance aligns with CIO views reported in The Economic Outlook and mirrors sentiments at the AFL convention.
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Washington
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American Federation of Labor
AFL
CIO
Mrs Dilling Enters Plea of Innocence in Conspiracy Case
Mrs Elizabeth Dilling of Chicago author of The Red Network pleaded not guilty in district court on Tuesday to charges of conspiring to undermine the morale of the armed forces.
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Washington
Elizabeth Dilling
Chicago
Red Network
Elaborate Christmas Lighting Discouraged
Omaha reports a warning against elaborate or dangerous Christmas lighting issued by Joseph D Scholtz regional director of the Office of Civilian Defense. National Director James M Landis said such lighting risks blackout fire and waste during defense needs and urged no new wiring or equipment using critical materials this year.
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INL
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Office of Civilian Defense
James M. Landis
Schultz
Landis
Halloween party at Quaker Oats factory in Stuart
About 1,000 people attended the Athletic association Halloween party for officers, employees, and families at Memorial hall. Prizes went to Mrs. Lloyd Jacob, Mae Laughlin, Mayme Gallagher, and H. Goodenough. Grant high and West Waterloo tied 7-7 in Cedar Rapids area. Cedar Rapids high won a cross country race at Iowa City, beating seven other schools.
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Quaker Oats Company
Stuart
Lloyd Jacob
Mae Laughlin
Mayme Gallagher
H. Goodenough
Grant High School
Cedar Rapids
West Waterloo High
Coe College
Cedar Rapids Homecoming Parade Dazzles City Crowd
Coe college students and alumni staged a record homecoming parade with about 1000 participants. The Cedar Rapids team included Capt. Dennis Cook Ottoson and Grover. Cabbage prices hit 12 dollars per ton in the local grain market as hay value mirrors it. Contractor J B Sweatt reported work on the Third Avenue bridge nearly halted for carpenters, with Commissioner Zika promising to supply them tonight.
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Cook
Ottoson
Grover
Coe College
J. B. Sweatt
Third Avenue
Zika
Sweatt
Evening Movie Schedule From The Paramount and Other Theaters
The Gazette lists today's showtimes across theaters including PARAMOUNT with Tales of Manhattan at 1 45 4 20 6 50 9 25 and shorts. IOWA features Between Us Girls You Can't Escape Forever This Is America with multiple daily runs.
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Iowa
America
Churchill's son returns to combat unit after injuries
Capt. Randolph Churchill, son of the prime minister, returns to his military unit in London after home leave since July for injuries from an automobile accident in Egypt. He has been a general staff officer in the Middle East since 1941.
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London
Randolph Churchill
Egypt
Middle East
Willkie Luce cited by Nye amid unity talk in senate
Washington reports show Senator Nye accusing Willkie and Luce of not speaking for the U S and urging allies and foes to see unity in America despite Willkie Luce criticism. The NYTimes piece also recalls Mizner era anecdotes and Spitalny's Hour of Charm delay at Universal with high pay.
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Surgical Dressings
N. Y
Nye
America
Willkies
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Winchells
Bund
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Strand
Universal
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