Jean Harlow Acknowledges Premonition Before Death
Suave film star Jean Harlow wore a large star sapphire ring from Powell and grew ill after Christmas. Her mother Mrs. Bello, under physician care, awaited funeral plans with few friends invited. Police prepared tight security for the service at Wee Kirk o the Heather, with donations and estate reported near one million dollars from life insurance and annuities.
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Powell
Miss Harlow
Jean Bello
Wee Kirk
Hollywood
Will Rogers
Marie Dressler
State Highway Patrol
Studio Heputien
Misa Harlow Nyan
Kidnapers Sentenced In Lindbergh Law Case In Boston
Expects mother and her Detroit husband to serve federal terms for Lindbergh law violation. Jack Benson, 23, got ten years after pleading guilty to kidnapping Roland Roblehaud of Lawrence and forcing him to drive to St Louis. Benson’s wife, 41, received a year and a day. Federal court says no kidnapping for ransom motive, principals sought transportation west.
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Boston
Detroit
Jack Benson
Guily
Roland Roblehaud
Lawrence
St. Louis
Benson
Prema
Hugh D. McClellan
Kmagom
Missing Persons Report Two Women Disappear in City
Two individuals were reported missing to city police yesterday. Mary Williard of Chandler's Branch and Ann Cabal, 18, vanished from her East Washington Street home amid the ongoing inquiry.
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Mary Williard
Chandler's
Ann Cabal
East Washington Street
Rainbow for Jean Harlow Led Only to Sorrow Tragedy
Hollywood remembers Jean Harlow as a film idol whose dazzling life hid deep unhappiness. The article traces her paradoxes from marriages and divorces to the deaths of two spouses, including second husband Paul Dern, and notes the closeness of Bill Powell and her mother at her passing.
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Rainbow
Jean Harlow
Hollywood
Paul Dern
William Powell
Bill Powell
Jean Bello
Dark
Debonair
Bill Power
Charlie McGrew
Paul Hern
Ake
Hal Rosson
From Hell's Angels to Hollywood's Platinum Blonde Star
Harlean Harlow, later Jean Harlow, rose from Kansas City to fame after being discovered on a film set in Hollywood. Her early life included a move to California with her mother and a quick entry into motion pictures. Her rise to stardom began with Hell's Angels and led to a celebrated yet troubled marriage to Paul Bern, whose 1932 suicide note and mysterious death cast a shadow over her legendary career.
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Uma
Jean Harlow
Asl
Kansas City
Hartean Carpentier
Barstow School
Pinafores
Hollywood
Hollywood School For
Lve
Ale
Ferry Hall
Blue Book
Lake Forest
Charlie McGrew
California
Harlean
Carpentier
Marino Bello
Mrs. Bello
Birdwell
Hartean
Mil Nona
Howard Hughes
Milionaire Texan
Hell's Angels
Hughes
Iun
Christie
James Hart
Ben Lyon
Paul Bern
Bern
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Rustic Reetreat
Beverly Hills
P. S
Miss Harlow
Clark Gale
Dorothy Millette
Sacramento
Jean Harlow Death Ends Silent Secret and Romance
The actress kept Paul Bern’s murder secret, chose silence over scandal, and returned to work to greater fame. After a troubled marriage to Hal Rosson and a later relationship with Powell, romance seemed hopeful, but her death halted what might have become Hollywood’s greatest partnership. A stray note adds Stockholm taxi phone dialing details.
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Jean Warlaw
Paul Bern
Weller
Hollywood
Feer
Bern
Jean Harlow
Yuma
Ariz
Hal Rosson
Fater
Jean
Rosson
Powell
Carole Lombard
Harlow
Aald
Stockholm
Sweden
Burk Named Clerk in Northern District Court
William Baker appointed Robert Burk deputy clerk of the northern district court, replacing Russell M. Barrett. Burk will serve under Federal Judge Harry E. Watkins, with Barrett transferred to Clarksburg offices.
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Parkersburg
William —. Baker
Robert Burk
Northern District Court
Burk
Russell M. Barrett
Clarksburg
Harry E. Watkins
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