Stars Weaiter Many Years for Success Telling on Hollywood Stars
Robert Grandon profiles the long road to stardom for film legends Greta Garbo fans want insights into. He recalls actors who waited years, from Karloff and Gaynor to Stanwyck, Dvorak, Ayres, and Chatterton, then notes how patience shapes fame and asks readers to request a Greta Garbo leaflet.
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Weaiter
Hollywood
Robert Grandon
Crrl
Juulory Laemmie
Horls
iCarloff
Hollysand
Sre
Demi-Gnila
Janet Gaynor
Ruth Chatterton
Emil Janaligs
Ann Dvorak
Lew Ayrea
Helen Twelvetrees
Siager
Immler
Dacon
Fourlexgue
Lighinto
Humior
Auto Crash Injures Easterwood and Smith at Pierce
John L. Easterwood and companion Smith were brought to Greeley hospital Sunday night after their car left the road from Pierce and overturned. Easterwood suffered an arm injury while Smith was reported to have fractured ribs. Both were kept at the hospital for treatment.
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John L. Easterwood
Smith
Greeley Hospital
Rand
Pierce
Easterwood
Move Toward Roosevelt Gains Momentum Across Delegates
A split Democratic scene shows Roosevelt building momentum as delegates move toward support, with Montana Florida and Kansas debates over two thirds rule, Walsh and Shouse contending for permanent chairman. Delegates tally suggests Roosevelt advantage though strategists watch late-hour shifts and pledges.
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Gonlivaed
Iva
Roosevelt
Taver Han
Burkley
Kentucky
Perainwent
New Yorker
Walsh
Montana
Jouett Shouse
Une
Kansas
Jouett Shause
Sunflower
Showsa
Florida
New York Delegation Backs Two-Thirds Rule at Convention
At the Democratic convention in Chicago on June 26 the New York state delegation narrowly backed a two-thirds rule for selecting a presidential nominee. The Cabalan resolution urged all conventions since 1832 adopt the rule, though McCo oy warned it would not bind delegates.
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Associated Scrae
Chicago
New York State
Daniel F. Cabalan
New York
John. Wi, McCooey
Aranda
Denver Extortion Plot Involving Minister Uncovered
Denver police and county investigators arrested Mrs. Silat Kring and Rev. H Twyford in a $10,000 extortion scheme. Kring, 42, allegedly drafted the threat to Holcomb and coordinated the plan, while Twyford, 48, denied involvement after being questioned. Authorities monitored the Fairmount Cemetery overnight as charges loom.
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Denver
Jalhore
Twyford
Charles
Kring
Mither
Holcomb ‘Phuraday
Suttensant Fairmount Cemetery
Atapahoe County
William J. Armstrong
Mrs. Kring
Auy
Holcomb
Armstrong
Pwyford
Notton
Attair
Pollen
Smiths Proposed Wet Plank Is Shortest Yet
Aneeclated Are Cheaga in June 25 notes a brief platform plank presented to the democratic revolutionary committee, described as the shortest among proposals.
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Smith
Cheaga
Damocratic Revolutiona Committee
Repeal Support Stated By Local Party Delegation
A fragmentary party note urges repeal of the eighteenth amendment and pledges Congress to submit repeal to state conventions. It also hints at relief measures and proposes amendments to fix alcoholic content definitions to legalize light wine and beer.
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Alfred £. Smith
Dn Congress
Ught Wind
Body found in Seekonk River after river search
June 26 report from Providence notes Floyd Stewart of Garden City, Ken., Harvard student, missing since January 31 with Nathanial D. Jones of Billorics, Masa. Jones’s body was recovered April 22 near Watch mokat cove, and Stewart’s body was located today by Daniel McKinnon of East Providence, who is employed by McKinnon Construction and has been conducting a years long search after police halted active efforts.
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Providence
Floyd Stewart
Garden City
Ken
Harvard
Stewart
Beokonk River
Jau
Nathanial DL. Jones
Billorics
Masa
Torvyard
Jones
Watchemokat Cove
Eual
Daniel McKinnon
McKinnon
Congress Races to Approve Bills Before Friday Deadline
Washington June 26 Congress faces a tight deadline to pass vital appropriations for the next fiscal year. President, Congress, and both chambers clash over unemployment relief as leaders push to wind up by Saturday while funding remains delayed. only one annual supply bill cleared the White House and six others await conference. The two large measures funding the Treasury, Post Office, and independent offices are now before the Senate.
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Nathan Robertson
Washington
Congress
Timo
Hetoro
Plana
House
Senata
Leaderk
cWsis
U Ursinesdous
Billa
Vilas
White House
Interior Department
Sitle
Senate
Treasury
Post Office
Three Downtown Omaha Buildings Destroyed by Fire
A fire caused by an explosion destroyed three old downtown structures in Omaha Nebraska on June 24. Fire loss is estimated at 150000 dollars. Fire Inspector Clarence Urban stated details are under investigation.
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Omaha
Neb
Clarenca Urban
Fire Destroys Multiple Buildings After Boiler Explosion
A fire sparked by a 4 cm main blast engulfed a pallet factory in the Dinca area. Flames spread rapidly to the basement of a three brick structure and spread to adjacent warehouses, affecting the Glazier Clothing and Princess theatre buildings. The blaze also reached a cigar factory and a garment shop upstairs, with smoke and heat damaging several connected properties.
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Aimic
Listy
Aido
Gov
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REX Theatre
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