Wings For The Eagle At The Princess Theatre
Warner Bros releases Wings For The Eagle at the Princess Theatre Saturday and Sunday May 8 9. The film centers on workers at the Lockheed Aircraft Plant and follows Ann Sheridan Dennis Morgan Jack Carson and George “Jodids” to TM in a wartime romance and sacrifice tale. Tobias Russel Arms support a patriotic cast as the story moves from personal quarrels to national duty ending with Dennis joining the Air Force after tragedy.
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Warner Bros
Princess Theatre
Ann Sheridan
Debonair
Dennis Morgan
Jack Carson
George ‘Jodids
Lockheed
Ann
Jack
Morgan
Pearl Harbor
Dennis
Carson
Tobias
Russel Arms
Air Force
United States
Street of Chance at Princess Theatre May 12
Paramount murder mystery Street of Chance starring Burgess Meredith and Claire Trevor opens at the Princess Theatre on Wednesday May 12. Directed by Jack Hively with Sol C Siegel as producer the film follows an amnesia victim who must track his forgotten life to uncover a possible murder.
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Hollywood
Paramount
Princess Theatre
Burgess Meredith
Claire Trevor
Cornell Woolrich
Garrett Fort
Meredith
Frank Thompson
Sol. C. Siegel
Jack Hively
Miss Trevor
Sheldon Leonard
Jerome Cowan
Frieda Inescort
Adelie de Walt Reynolds
Louise Platt
Arthur Loft
Edwin Maxwell
Re newal of Trade Agreements Act urged to curb war risk
The author argues isolation fails amid global threats and urges renewing the Trade Agreements Act of 1934 37 and 40 to expand international trade. They warn a return to isolation would bring bankruptcy war debt and future conflict, urging Americans to join world efforts for peace and economic channels.
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United States
Helles
CAFE CHANGES HANDS IN Scandia
The Smith Cafe in Scandia changes hands with Ruth and Edna Larson taking immediate control after leasing from Mr and Mrs Wayne Smith. The Larson sisters, ex Royal Cafe staff, are praised by locals while the Smith family moves on with remaining local plans. The Smiths and their four sons exit Main Street but plan to stay in Scandia.
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Smith Cafe
Ruth
Edna Larson
Wayne Smith
Larson
Royal Cafe
Scandia
Tocal
Sam
Main Street
Mrs. Tedrow Dies at Scandia Settler Era Resident
Mrs. Frank Tedrow, an early Scandia settler, died at her home on May 2, 1943. Funeral services are set for Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the United Brethren Church. An obituary will run in next week's issue.
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Frank Tedrow
Scandia
United Brethren Church
Heimerichs Attend Funeral of Mrs Frank Tedrow
Mr and Mrs J Heimerich and their sons from Albuquerque New Mexico traveled to attend the funeral of Mrs Frank Tedrow, the mother of Mrs Heimerich.
Portrait of Mother
Poem describes a mother whose voice is faint but grows strong when her sons return from sea. Her white hair shines in the sun and she welcomes tired children with a bright, eager greet as she runs to the hall.
Mother's Day Across History and World Observance
The article traces Mother's Day from its early roots in Great Britain as Mothering Sunday to its formal US observance after a 1913 congressional resolution. It notes universal appeal across religions and ages and describes traditional gifts like simmel cake and batter pudding linked to past celebrations.
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Eople
Congress
Great Britain
England
Coal and regulation burden the American economy and mine workers
The piece argues coal powers U S industry and war effort, noting vast coal use by railroads utilities and heating. It condemns labor and government dictatorship in mines, calls for ending coercive regulation, and urges relief of retailers facing OPA rules under Patman inquiry to ease pressures on consumers and communities.
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United States
Demand for summer rail service faces Pullman limits
Defense Transportation warns railroads to deny requests to run additional summer services with Pullman sleeping cars. Armed forces and essential civilian travel will strain the system. Some Saturday noon to Sunday midnight trains using commuter equipment may be allowed, but such stock is scarce and unlikely to ease crowded conditions.
Still in the Ring on Pay as You Go Tax Plan
The piece argues the pay as you go tax plan is not settled yet but gains support nationwide. It quotes Congressman Celler rebutting claims the Ruml plan favors the rich, saying it would benefit all and reduce delinquencies and refusals to pay. As taxes rise, more people will demand a pay as you go approach.
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Treasury
Celler
New York
Congressional Record
Washington
Havn’t
Welles Urges UN Action Before Armistice
Sumner Welles argues that postwar recovery hinges on ending agreements rooted in the Atlantic Charter under UN auspices before an armistice. He says peace requires international cooperation and full implementation of reforms, including fair trade and full employment, with ongoing production and exchange.
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Sumner Welles
United Nations
Mr. Welles
Willie
Welles
Congress
United States
Miners Return to Work as War Urges Production
About 500000 coal miners returned to work for 15 days to support war production while Harold Ickes as Fuel Administrator seeks a new wage contract. John L Lewis presses for a $2.00 daily raise, government over the mines, and the President warns against strikes, stressing patriotism and victory.
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Harold Ickes
Sam
United Mine Workers
United Nations
Drive a Success The 2nd War Loan Bond Drive in Scandia
The 2nd War Loan Bond drive promoted in April exceeded Scandia's quota with Lyle Ocobock and assistants leading the effort. While Belleville Bank did not report, total bonds reported by the Post Office and India State Bank reached $2615, versus a township quota of $14,700, about twice the apportioned amount.
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Scandia
Lyle Ocobock
Belleville Bank
Post Office
India State Bank
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By Anne Campbell
Patman
House Committee On
OPA
Foundation For Two Freedoms
Capitol
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