Jean Harlow Dies After Influenza Cerebral Edema
Jean Harlow, platinum blonde star, died in Hollywood from cerebral edema linked to influenza. Doctors Fishbaugh and Chapman fought to save her as oxygen was supplied and blood transfusions given. MGM closed for the day. tributes poured in as colleagues mourned the Kansas City actress who rose to fame with Hell's Angels and later married and separated from several husbands.
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L. C. Chapman
Miss Harlow
Powell
White Arist
Fishbaugh
Misa Harlow
Delia
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Kansas City
Fishy Hal
Dr. Chapman
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Saratoga
Ciark Gable
Mica Harlow
Harlean Carpenter
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Harlow
Fishbasugh
Miss Marlow
Hollywood
Har ‘Jow
Mel's Angels
Howard Hughes
Hell's Angels
Fox
Central Casting
Richard Dix
Paramount
Hal Roach
Rosch
Calle Alt
Roach
Bren
Clara Bow
Cinema Heights
Beverly Hills
Charles
F. McGrew
Paul Bern
Harold G. Mosson
M-G-M Studios
Bern
Berni
Jean Harlow
Pric
Hal Rasson
Crme
Cactie
Arizona
Barstow School For Girls
Mollywood
Hollywood School For Girls
Bigelow School
Highland Park
Chienco
Ferryhall
Lake Forest
Compromise Offered To Court Plan Fees
Senate judiciary committee prepares adverse report on a bill adding six Supreme Court justices at a maximum of one per year. Sen Burke predicts a close vote on compromise after debate. opponents doubt defeating compromise. If the court bill is called, relief and supply bills will be prioritized for the new fiscal year starting July 1.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen. Hatch
Sen. Burke
D. Neb
Supreme Court
Senate
Republic Leases 21 Sleeping Cars As Plant Stays Open
Republic leases twenty one sleeping cars while the plant remains open and 1400 workers stay employed across three eight hour shifts. Mayor orders health, building and law departments to inspect and enforce city ordinances. Strikers at temporary shacks receive White cards valid until June 30 to reenter plant when operations resume. Lansing ends city wide strike after governor intervenes and unions pledge to pause as talks continue with Capitol City Wrecking.
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Health Department
Building Department
Law Department
Michael Ryan
Republic
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Frank Murphy
Detroit
Lester Washburn
United Automobile Workers’ Union
Macpkhy
Thomas J. Bailey
Washburn
Justice of the Peace
William Sclve
Lewis M. Thornton
UAW
Thornton
Capitol Steps
Capitol City Wrecking Company
Shurphy
Sen Smith pushes strict safety bill to curb dangerous driving
Senator Smith proposes a comprehensive road safety measure with mandatory annual driver permits, regular vehicle inspections, and permanent accident records. The plan targets faulty brakes and dilapidated cars, aims to remove unsafe drivers, and could be part of a special legislative session call urged by the governor.
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City Council Sets Special Levy Election And Fee Schedule
The council approved a special levy election and set license fees of 25 dollars for insurance businesses 100 dollars for telegraph and long distance telephone and express companies. The building permit fee for a girls dormitory at the Davis Child shelter was waived. John Ames on behalf of Union National Life Insurance proposed title to a foot of property at Union Capitol and Kanawha streets for a nominal sum, referred to the solicitor and finance committee.
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Davis Child Shelter
John Ames
Union National Life Insurance Company
Counscil
Union Building
Capitol
Kanawha
Enteorch
Solicitor and Finance Committee
Dramatis's Revenge Scare At Civic Opera Ends With Child Found
Police traced an 11 year old girl named Norma Spence to a Chicago Civic Opera building scene after witnesses reported a weeping Indian maiden pounding glass doors. She had attended an arts recital in costume, slept, woke up to find doors hocked and people shaken.
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Chicago
Civic Opera
Norma Spence
Mail Tampering Inquiry Demanded in Post Office Debate
The article describes lawmakers demanding a mail tampering inquiry amid postal policy debates. Senators McKellar Bridges Barkley clash over delivery to picketed plants and whether the post office should risk employee safety during strikes. Grover Cleveland cited as precedent in handling mail disruption.
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Post Office
Sen. McKellar
Senate Post Office Committee
Bridges
Sen. Bridges
Senate
Post Office Department
Sen. Barkley
American Railway Express
Vandenberg
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Pullman Company
Miss Earhart Lands Plane in South Africa
Miss Earhart and Capt Noonan arrived to a welcoming crowd in Natal South Africa as their Miami to Natal flight touched ground. She said she would rest briefly before continuing the journey and that the voyage is undertaken for fun.
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South Africa
Capt. Noonan
Miami
Fin
Caribbean
South América
Natal
Trent Proposes Building Funds and Salary Reforms for Schools
The plan outlines a state funded building program with county limits, shifting levies to school construction as debts are retired. It also calls for salary increases for teachers with bachelor and master degrees and targeted raises to boost preparedness, with specific annual appropriations and salary schedules for various certificated ranks.
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Achuals
Trent
Love Bug Again Bites Dictator
Conversation moved to personal channels and grew into romance. Stalin's first wife died before his rise to power and his second wife succumbed years later to a mysterious illness never explained. Rumor held she was poisoned by food intended for him.
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Nazi War Minister Views Italian Fleet Formation
German war minister surveys Italian fleet long distance in open water as general staff talks forge an Halo German entente to counter Russia’s power in Europe, with plans to return to Berlin after talks detailing defense cooperation.
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Russia
Europe
Palny Ss
Kidney tubes and toxins claim cure all
Fragmented OCR text promotes a health product promising to flush acids and poisonous wastes from the body. It references kidney tubes and purifying \"hinod\" with dubious claims of health benefits, including frequent urination, burning, back pain, and other nonspecific symptoms.
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