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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1941
Page
3
In a column of wry gossip the ex captain discusses the sinking of the Hood and the chase of the Bismarck with Mountbatten, while an admiral rejects publicization. Other items note Rosemary Lane, Eddy Duchin, and quips from editors and performers.
Veronica Lake launches a plunging neckline trend in I Wanted Wings while new tights appear in This Gun for Hire Elusive bannister stunts in Birth of the Blues and The Great Man's Lady provoke wardrobe chatter March of Time reports on The Vatican story and Sailors With Wings Glenn Ford halves soared as Martin Eden prep and Shirley Temple inks a four program CBS deal paying 50000 for December broadcasts plus Oscar Levant joins Paramount and Gene Autrey maps reveal Berwyn Oklahoma updates.
Eleanor Roosevelt notes a one day Youth Civil Defense conference at the Labor department and White House, urging cross generational goals. She praises women’s wartime work, recalls a New York visit and a performance, and responds to a postcard about Bible knowledge with a call for divine guidance.
Red white and blue star quilt named Stars of Stripes features eight-pointed star blocks, twenty required, diagonal setting with a narrow border. Size about 90 by 110 with accurate cutting guide and yardages. order 79380 for 15 cents.
Collier's highlights Venice Ghent and Amsterdam as cities built on islands linked by hundreds of bridges. Ghent sits on 26 islands with 297 bridges and Amsterdam on 96 islands with 290 bridges. Also mentions a Raleigh jingle contest with liberal prizes advertised in the paper.
A compact observance on speech and responsibility cites Carlyle’s maxim that no one has liberty to gossip or write without substance. The remark underscores caution in public judgment and the weight of spoken and written words.
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