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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1941
Page
7
A homemaker advocates trying new sausage dishes beyond breakfast. The feature lists multiple recipes including Sausage Stuffed Cinnamon Apples, Thueringer Sausage With Apple Rings, Sausage Waffles, Sweet Potato and Puritan Sausage Cakes, Porcupine Sausage Balls, Sausages in Pastry Blankets, Sausage Stuffed Tomatoes, and Ham Stuffed Baked Apples with clear steps, ingredients, and oven times, encouraging readers to experiment and please the family.
A 10 cent recipe book titled Feeding Father promises adventurous meals that impress husbands with pride and gratitude. Readers are urged to mail 10 cents to Eleanor Howe at 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago to receive the cookbook.
A bustling chat among residents of New York about the figure known as the man about town. Conversations reference social circles, manners, and the city’s evolving nightlife dynamics.
Dorothy Thompson directs an open letter to Anne Lindbergh amid leaks about Goering’s fat dividend from an American munitions firm deposited at Bank of Rio de Janeiro. Cuban exile officials celebrate in Miami while FDR’s alleged flip to A Woollcott stirs chatter. The Duchess of Windsor’s Bahamas tiara made of beach shells. a Philly journalist’s Goebbels factory work and a theory of free cable to Hitler. Londoners plan to honor Quentin Reynolds. a posthumous Trotsky/Stalin book expected.
The London set reports Andre Maurois advising Americans to heed France’s fate while new OSS style chatter introduces a com placent precinct. Pearson and Allen sue Congressman Sweeney of Ohio nationwide claiming abuse of judicial process seeking 500000 dollars. A rumor claims Virginia Gayda was beaten near Rome by two escaping heroes.
Cliff Edwards recalls a radio knock out segment set at Warners as two British men reunite after years and swap Dunkirk war stories. The piece wryly notes that Oscars favor actors who inhabit roles from popular novels or plays, shadowing the authors.
The Times notes a shift from early 20th century German behavior to Nazi savagery today. It cites Von Papen in Turkey presenting a film on Nazi cruelties and recalls the last war where Germans tried to hide atrocities, contrasting with present boastful brutality.
Paramount Pictures reportedly paid Moss Hart and associates nearly 300000 for film rights to Lady in the Dark, the morale hit musical Hart created with psychoanalytic input. Analysts expect Hart to obtain a large personal insurance policy against illness.
Virginia Vale reports on the Broadway classic Tobacco Road as a film. The review notes censor cuts and changes, calling the picture innocuous with few strong scenes. Dennis Morgan recalls his rise and a period of poverty before fame and a six month layoff without pay.
Article notes Lana Turner appears in a jewelry adorned bath scene in Ziegfeld Girl with a flesh colored bathing suit beneath. It recalls a prior Follies Girl bath episode where a robe slipped and a hat and jewels were shown.
A tense confrontation ends with a decisive reply as a bored assailant is silenced by a fed-up victim who retorts that luck favors the survivor. The incident underscores a blunt exchange during an attempted anesthetic remark.
During intermission one critic's wife told Richard Watts that she and her husband were having fun. Watts quips, "Whatcha doing, holding hands?" capturing the playful tension at the premiere.
The radio star Lurene Tuttle has voiced 2000 roles to date and remains in high demand. She explains her success by mastering her own art, staying receptive to suggestions, and relying on voice alone rather than gestures or costumes.
The preview notes tease John Doe in Capra Hugo Storm's Seven Lean Hounds and cite editorial cartoons by H. H. Bergman in the Springfield Union with Quentin Reynolds and a book The Wounded Don't Cry that sparked the Dunkirk quip in a column.
A note claims Bumito duped his aides while many Americans returned from Spain to deny fascist and Nazi aid to Franco. Old Baldy reports Spain is billed for every fascist retreat cost in a detailed itemized statement.
Paul Schubert, a naval expert, joins the Mutual chain after an accordion accompaniment during his wife Mrs Schubert's audition inspired him to pursue radio work. He later called the auditioning man, secured an interview, and revealed extensive study and writing on naval affairs, leading to immediate recruitment.
A fashion feature promotes a new spring dress pattern 8867 with a deep V neck and versatile fabric options for sizes 14 to 42, plus practical household advice. Tips include removing wax from floors with turpentine, keeping baby bottles fresh with baking soda, clearing smoky air with ammonia, and proper egg cracking to avoid spoilage.
Soldiers at Fort Devens Mass are reminded to curb cursing with the directive Watch your language You are in the Army not What Price Glory authorities emphasize maintaining discipline and decorum among troops in training and daily routines.
Richard Arlen and Roger Pryor flew their own planes for Paramounts Power Dive. Pryor earned a commercial rating becoming a first Hollywood leading man. Marie Blake Joins Caught in the Draft with Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour. Jean Gabin signs with 20th Century Fox Ready for Romance sped to finish before June marriage of Dearina Durbin and Vaughn Paul.
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