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>> Like Jimmy Stewart, who flew 20 missions in a B-24 bomber, actor Clark Gable offered to serve in World War II and did, flying in a B-17. Bob Hope volunteered to fight, too.

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The cafe has changed owners several times over the decades and has even seen a couple of closures, first in 1943 due to financial strain around World War II, and once again in 1983.

A few months after the United States entered World War II, Gable enlisted in the Army as a private at the age of 41. He later entered the Army Officer’s candidate school at Miami Beach.