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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1941

Page

2

Air Corps tests new food ration on desert hike

A 14 man Wright Field expedition hiked 100 miles across New Mexico to test a new emergency field ration from Chicago. The plan packs 3 500 calories daily in three portions with pemmican biscuits and chocolate fudge. Diet variations were limited as the team followed the ration faithfully.

Air Corps Dayton Ohio New Mexico Wright Field Army Air Corps Test and Research Center Quartermasters Subsistence Laboratory Chicago Panama Alaska D. B. Dill U. S. Army Air Corps

Farmer Defense Planning Stressed by State Land Use Committees

Washington reports that 48 state land use planning committees submitted defense oriented agricultural recommendations to the Agriculture Department. Emphasis covered defense production, price supports, rural health, youth training, and postwar farming shifts toward family farms, higher production per acre, and better marketing coordination.

Washington Department of Agriculture Department Claude R. Wickard Western Hemisphere

Place for Women in Democracy Forum at Stephens College

Columbia Missouri November 6 opens a three day forum on the American woman and her responsibilities as a citizen in a democracy. James Madison Wood of Stephens College outlines three core family factors finances health and character.

Columbia Stephens College James Madison Wood Wood America

New York Showbiz Gossip and Broadway Praises

A collage of entertainment notes from New York including Babe Ruth’s film price rumors for Gehrig biopics, Jimmy Walker eyed for a racetrack job, MGM projects, Ginger Rogers profiles, ex Warden Lawes weight change, and anti Nazi reports. Also covers bootlegging in England, Fritz Thyssen book, Jimmy Wong Howe, Rabbi M A, Van Loon, pro Nazi hops, Jimmy Dorsey royalties, and Broadway life with fashion and theft anecdotes.

Babe Ruth Goldwyn Ruth Gehrig Jimmy Walker N. Y MGM Mickey and Judy Life Ginger Rogers Lawes Sing Sing Prison Hitler Fritz Thyssen Germany Jimmy Wong Howe Edgar Magnin Hendrik Willem van Loon Jardine Wally Duke

Defense workers avoid flashy clothing in Chicago firms

In Chicago, defense workers in the Merchandise Mart shops favor restrained dress over flamboyant streetwear and avoid pricey shirts, a contrast with World War I standards. The findings stem from a survey of firms selling men's furnishings to defense industries and their employees.

Herald Tribune Hitler Chicago Ill Merchandise Mart

Record Kiss Breaks Screen Longest Kiss Limit

Virginia Vale and Regis Toomey set a new screen kiss record of three minutes five seconds in Warner Bros You re in the Army Now. The scene features Jane and Regis on a piano bench as Donald McBride treads military talk.

Ane Wyman Regis Toomey Warner Bros Ann Sheridan George Brent Jane Regis Donald McBride

Beloved Singer Pleaded For Mercy Not Justice

The essay notes Madame Schumann-Heink as a gracious star who teased over her figure and refused justice for mercy in a portrait request. She joked about seating for a painter while highlighting her warm, self deprecating humor.

Madame Schumann-Heink

Mr Bug Goes to Town cartoon costs per frame

Inside look at the Fleisher studio feature Mr. Bug Goes to Town with 700 animators and a ten month build. Each frame costs about 9 dollars based on a 1 million dollar budget for the adapted insect life drama.

Mr. Bug Dave Fleisher Fleisher

Look Who's Laughing Stars Face Public Attention

Radio duo Fibber McGee and Molly and film namesake couple Mr and Mrs J Jordan fear autograph seekers as millions see them in Look Who's Laughing with Edgar Bergen and Lucille Ball. Critics fault drama schools while Gun for Hire cites three alumni Veronica Lake Robert Preston and Alan Ladd all of whom attended dramatic schools.

Fibber McGee and Molly Mrs. J. Jordan Edgar Bergen Lucille Ball Paramount Veronica Lake Robert Preston Alan Ladd

Hollywood Links and Casting News Rise Across 1940s Cinema

Victor Mature joins Fox gangster film Highway in Hell with Pat O’Brien. Ann Sheridan sent roses to ill George Brent. he made perfume from them for her. Harold Lloyd backs Kay Kyser in My Favorite Spy. Dolores Costello lands leading role in The Magnificent Ambersons. Richard Barthelmess returns in The Mayor of 44th Street. Melvyn Douglas pursues Greta Garbo in Two-Faced Woman and Norma Shearer in We Were Dancing.

Victor Mature Fox Hell Pat O’brien George Brent Ann Sheridan Harold Lloyd Kay Kyser Dolores Costello Richard Barthelmess RKO 44Th Street Melvyn Douglas Garbo Norma Shearer

Never Crowded There Is Always Room Anywhere

A reflective quote attributed to Drummond on the ubiquity of sacred thought. It asserts that holiness fits into any place and time, emphasizing universal accessibility of spiritual consideration.

Drummond

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