Garson legs spotlight in Random Harvest film talk
Greer Garson discusses her film evolution after being typecast in bustle era roles. She recalls James Hilton creating her screen image and credits an opportunity in Random Harvest for showing her legs and proving she could break free of costume driven roles.
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Miss Garson
James Hilton
Mr. Chips
Hilton
Sidney Franklin
Washington Lodge No. 26 Regular Meeting Notice
Washington Lodge No 26 announces regular meetings on the first Friday each month with Worthy Master Goodin and Acting Warden Yard serving as officers.
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Washington Lodge No
A. FP
A. M
Trussell Goodin
W. M
A. W. Yard
Mixed Rail and Bus Schedule Notices for Washington Region
A compiled timetable shows arrivals and departures for Arrive No. and Golden State Limited services, local Davenport routes, Westbound and Eastbound segments, and Burlington Trailways bus departures from Washington. It lists stations, times, and agents, plus ticket and cafe purchase notes and a Sullivan Lines route to Iowa City.
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Golden State Limited
Washington
Nate Cae Gatas
California
Oskalousa
Burlington Trailways
Iowa City
Knoxville
Sullivan Bus Lines
Iowa
Ordnance Plant
Garson Legs Steal Scene In Film Mockup
Miss Garson faced initial doubt about dancing on screen but insisted she could perform. A Scotch inspired number with bagpipers and the song She’s My Daisy set the plot, culminating in a standing ovation as leg centered performance.
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Miss Garson
Harry Lander
Daisy
Suspicion Falls as Drake's Death Is Investigated
Inspector Morton accuses Luke Patton of Drake's murder after examining the scene and an autopsy note. The medical examiner confirms Drake died instantly by a bullet, but Morton cites folded hands under the covers as evidence of foul play and forcefully detains Patton.
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Patton
Examiner Lally
Lally
Drake
Inspector Morton
Children’s Ideas Hopes Revealed in Recent Poll
A Chicago candy sponsor surveyed U S children on war aims and postwar travel. Forty two percent of boys and 32 percent of girls wish to win the war today and never be involved again. Many want money for the poor, happiness for all, or a world with loved ones safe.
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U. S
Chicago
Mars
England
Germany
Japan
Hitler
Switzerland
Hawaii
Gallup
Edwards Holmes Marriage Announcement in Columbus Junction
Mary Leafa Edwards of Columbus Junction wed Lieut. John J. Holmes of Wapello at Woodlawn Methodist Church in Chicago on May 8. The couple’s families include Mr and Mrs James Edwards and Gayle Edwards of Columbus Junction and John J Ritter of Man.
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Columbus Junction
Mary Leafa Edwards
James Edwards
John J. Holmes
Wapello
Woodlawn Methodist Church
Chicago
Gayle Edwards
John J. Ritter
Harmony Families Celebrate Mother's Day and School Events
Harmony May 14. Mrs Katie Schmitt spent last week at John Schmitt home in Harper. Walter Longer family visited Mother’s Day at Gideon home. Clem Griffith family joined John Griffiths Otto Schiebel Della Miller and Schiebel boys for Mother’s Day dinner at Charley Schiebel. Harmony school closed last Friday. Jerry Longer and Glen Miller Jr. completed grade tests. Play day at Franklin Center school involved all township schools with a noon basket dinner. George Dittmer sheared sheep for Walter Longer Tuesday.
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Harmony
fKatie Schmitt
John Schmitt
Har
Walter Longer
Gideon
Clem Griffith
John Griffiths
Otto Schiebel
Della Miller
Richard Sehiebel
Charley Schiebels
Deloise Hawkins
Cotter
Harmony Scool
Jerry Longer
Glen Miller, Jr
Lur Mac Yoder
Harmony School
KE. J. Schmitt
Gerald McDowell
Franklin Center School
Township
George Dittmer
Attendants and Teaching Ties Mentioned in Local Notes
In Kato Minnesota attendants included Mrs Holmes and Lieut and Mrs Holmes are noted with ties to Iowa State Teachers College in Cedar Falls and teaching in rural schools nearby. The couple will be stationed in Casper Wyoming.
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Kato, Minn
Fruit and Nut Breads Slice Easier After Resting
Fruit and nut breads slice more easily after 24 hours of storage. Make them a day ahead to ensure cleaner cuts and better texture when ready to use.
Mechanical cook promises breakfast at the push of a button
The article describes a mechanical cook that makes pancakes or coffee by choosing one of two buttons. An additional ham-and-egg machine is claimed, delivering a complete dish once cooked. It envisions a future with simpler meals and fewer domestic mishaps for couples.
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Edwin
Angelina
Bee Hive Protection With Fence Shields Hives
A high board fence or cornstalk barrier protects bee hives from cold winter winds, helping keep colonies warm during harsh seasons.
Jack Marshall Hurt By Fall into River Near Columbus Junction
An 11 year old boy, Jack Marshall, was injured while fishing with Gordon Pine near the railroad bridge in Columbus Junction. He fell or jumped from a trestle into waist deep water about noon Friday. Gordon pulled him from the water and a local resident transported them to Dr. Pence’s office. Jack remained unconscious with a head bruise and was in serious condition at Hershey hospital, Muscatine.
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Columbus Junction
Jack Marshall
R. L. Marshall
Hershey Hospital
Muscatine
Gordon Pine
F. J. Pine
Gordon
Vern Doudna
J. W. Pence
Jack
Tyrone Locals by Mrs Otto Sheetz
Tyrone notes list funeral attendance for A Raymond J Callister in Keota and hospital visit in Iowa City. Local families visit Kin near Brighton Richland and at Crawford homes. Community members share calls and Sunday visits across multiple households.
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Tyrone
Fred Sheetz
John McConnell
Near Richland
Claudie Derby
Geo. Dillon
Geo. Crawford
Crawfordsville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
In Crawfordsville on May 14 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Zickafoose hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jarvis and children Barbara and Norman from Washington. Rex Enke of Winfield visited that evening. Mrs. Lewis Thomas of Danville stayed overnight with the Lee Lease home. Jennie Clemens also spent time there.
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Crawfoosville
Russell Zickafoose
Fred Jarvis
Barbara
Norman
Washington
Rex Enke
Winfield
Lewis Thomas
Danville
Lee Lease
Jennie Clemens
Winter guest visits family and local gatherings noted
The article reports a winter resident in Colorado staying with her niece Mrs Lauder Kennedy while visiting this week with her nephew Earl Ferguson. It mentions Mr and Mrs BE L Clark spending the weekend with Kenneth Kilpatrick, Kilpatrick's daughter, and her coughing child. The 8th grade picnic at the school house occurred Tuesday with teachers Miss Huston and Miss Witting. planned trip to Branch Hill was damped, and after supper they played games.
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Colorado
Branch Hill
East Highland Social News Highlights May Gatherings
A flurry of Sunday visits and weekend gatherings from East Highland feature multiple families visiting relatives in Lone Tree Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas. Notable attendees include Homer Curry Edd Quinlan Mary and Richard Lear and many others as they spend time with relatives and attend local grade school events.
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East Highland
Homer Curry
Edd Quinlan
Maxine
Oxford
Joe Lear
Mary
Richard
Lone Tree
Albert Kron
Fred Lear
Frances Cole
Anna Lear
Clarice Torgeson
Cedar Rapids
Jennie Rath
James Swailes
Marie
Ray Forbes
Elmer Pearson
Pearl Rummelhart
Clementine
Joe Dvorak
Roy Forbes
Mary Dvorak
Lloyd Wasson
James
Hester Mincer
Miriam Schleister
Lewis Beranek
Henry Prymek
Linwood Heck
Ronald
Sharon
Milo Stransky
Stanley Heck
Marion Swuailes
Ramona Marshall
Leona Anne Mineer
Ella Marshall
Edd Teslik
War Prisoners May Be Sent to Iowa
Washington reports enemy prisoners of war may be used on Iowa farms. No definite plans are set, but it is believed thousands of prisoners already captured will be brought to the United States for assignment to agricultural work amid wartime labor needs.
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Washington, PD. C
Imany
United States
Midwest
Red Cross
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U. S. Navy Department
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Prizler and Dautremont Wed at Fort Riley
Riverside May 14 Announcement of the marriage of Corporal Stephen F. Dautremont of Riverside to Eileen Prizler of Iowa City. The ceremony took place April 26 at St. Marys chapel Fort Riley Kansas with Rev. Francis Azaza officiating.
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Iowa City
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Kansas
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Louis del Casale
Coresporal
Billman F. Jones
Norbert
St. Mary's High School
Iowa City Commercial College and Is Employed At the First Capital National Bank
Corporal Daturemont
John C. Dautremont
University of Iowa
United States Service
Ile
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