Judy Garland Threatened Self Harm Story Reveals Motive
Judy Garland, 22, announced she would soon speak on why she attempted to slash her throat with glass. MGM officials and Dr. Francis Ballard describe her injuries as superficial and driven by attention rather than intent, with Garland's health and career repeatedly affected by emotional distress and suspensions despite comebacks.
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State School System Absorbs Last Baby Crop This Year
California’s education department reports over 2.3 million children in regular and special classes this year. Kindergarten through high school enrollment rose to 2,334,595 with special classes at 476,466, as adult education expansion drew attention to growing needs and access across districts.
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Changes in Social Security Benefits Approved by Senate
Tables show the social security changes approved by the Senate and the House last year, with present levels and various benefit amounts. Details cover retired workers over 65, family maxima, and the impact of additional dependents, noting differences between House and Senate bills and the shifting family benefit structures.
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Mrs Dionns Said to Be Expecting Birth of Another Child
In Callandi Wri- Dr Joyal, physician for the five, confirms nothing but reports persist that Mrs. Dionns, mother of the famous quintuplets, may be pregnant again. The 42 year old mother has already borne six children, including the quints, with x ray signs cited by locals.
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Crosby Returns Home After Separation Rumor Denied
HOLLYWOOD UP Crosby is back home with his wife Visie and friends say he avoids questions about rumors of separation after a Paris event. He arrived with his wife of 20 years and they were reportedly apart before reuniting as fans and reporters waited outside.
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Runaway Boy 13 Hid Three Weeks in Sewers
A 13 year old runaway boy in Los Gatos reportedly survived three weeks in a sewer hideout. He endured harsh conditions with limited food and water before rescue. Police say he is now safe and cooperating with investigators and social workers.
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Strike Ends L A Buses Streetcars Roll Again
Los Angeles transit workers vote to accept a two year contract ending a five day strike that trapped about one million riders daily. The pact raises hourly pay from 1.42 to 1.52 immediately, grants three cent raises later, and guarantees an eight hour day with time and a half after eight hours.
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Local boy found living in makeshift home says he stole items
Police reported a boy was found yesterday descending to his makeshift home. He admitted supplying himself by taking empty party items from grocery stores and reselling them back to the same stores.
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U.S. Won’t Face Major Depression Again Tobin Says
U.S. Secretary of Labor Maury Tobin told the ILO annual conference in Geneva that the United States will not experience another major depression like the 1930s. He cited advances in social and economic legislation since 1933 as the basis for his confidence.
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Sole Survivor of Exploded Ship Brought to Port
A Norwegian tanker reached port with the sole known survivor of a dynamite ship explosion that killed 73 crew members. The 7319 ton British freighter Indian Enterprise blew up in the Red Sea en route from Britain to India with 680 tons of explosives. Most crew were Indians. The survivor, New Hunsein a Moslem seaman from Calcutta, lay bandaged and dazed on deck under the blazing sun, muttering I die and ship no come.
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Compromise Air Force Bill OK'd
Washington and London reports say House and Senate conferees approved a compromise measure to authorize a 70 group air force, aiming to strengthen national security. The accord signals backing for expanded funding though it does not immediately build that force, with current limits set by presidential order at 48 groups.
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Los Angeles Woman Named Native Daughters Grand President
Anna K. Sehdebusel of Los Angeles elected grand president of the Native Daughters of the Golden West at the convention in Santa Cruz. She succeeds Hienarletta Toothaker of Woodland with Jessel McSweeney of San Francisco as grand vice president and other officers including Agnes M. Curry and Mutie Dyke reappointed in key posts.
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Congress Eyes 70-Group Air Force in Authorized Units
The proposed bill would authorize an army strength of 823000 with 0 regulars and an air force strength of 502000 with 7500 regulars. If approved, Congress would directly record a 70 group air force for the first time, after indirectly setting the goal in prior years through extra funding for plane purchases, funds blocked by President Truman.
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Boys State Nominations Spark California Girls State Convention
In Sacramento, high school girls rushed to attend the seventh Girls State convention while Boys State members choose candidates for state offices. Primary results nominate Porter Davis for governor, LaPorest Phillips for governor, Lawrence Green and Willan Whiteliesd for lieutenant governor, Arnesta Rodrigues and Robert Mandell for secretary of state, with both Boys and Girls State sponsored by the American Legion and its auxiliaries.
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