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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1932
Page
9
A brief note states a billion dollar treasury post office supply bill is under consideration. It mentions miscellaneous items as part of the discussion. No clear dates or names are provided.
James Patton Andriano 41 a St Joseph Mo businessman is found dead in a Kansas City hotel with Ada Bendon 23 a nurse in a critical condition from poison in a suspected death pact. The married man left notes saying love and inability to stand the separation. Bendon and Andriano had registered as Mr and Mrs Jack Stewart.
AAP column reports diverse vignettes from Washington Montreal New York and Philadelphia. Senator Logan defends himself amid vaunted Hoover Mellon predictions while Miss Telka Damaguk survives a dangerous needle incident. Roosevelt selects baby blue and white for campaign material. In Philadelphia a cement hole reveals four newborn sparrows inside a house.
Betty Furness, 14, reportedly signs a Hollywood movie contract after gaining fame at Princeton and Yale proms. A graduate of Milbrook's exclusive finishing school this month, she has limited dramatic experience to school plays but shows strong promise.
Roscoe Arbuckle, former motion picture star, and Mrs Addie Oakley Dukes McPhail were married at 2 30 this morning by Justice Walter Edward Goodwin in Wesleyville Erie. Arbuckle aged 45 born Smith Center Kansas, bride 26 born White Plains Kentucky, address Hollywood. This is Arbuckle's third marriage and his wife’s second.
In Joseph Missouri on June 21 88 year old Jim Giddens of Agency nearly severed the wrong toe amid a moment of misdirected pain. He believed the toe next to his big right toe needed attention and acted quickly.
A man fashioned an improvised operating table from a plain board and used his foot to hold a sequence of nails. He placed a putty knife blade on the first joint of his aching toe and struck it with a hammer. The resulting blow severed the offending toe and nearly removed the big toe. He was brought to Dr. J We Mays, the county physician, for treatment to save the big toe.
Los Angeles June 21 Ap Jean Harlow 21 announces engagement to film producer Paul Bern and says the wedding will be Friday or Saturday She adds we were surprised myself and that Mr Bern did not propose until Sunday They had casually discussed marriage before
A fragment notes a discussion over obtaining a license on a Sunday and mentions an informal wedding to be the first marriage for the couple involved. The text hints at planning details without full context.
Bern, aged 42, appears in the docket. Miss Harlow, born Har lean Carpenter McGrew, formerly wed to Charles F. Ma. Grew, Jr. of Chicago, is referenced in the filing.
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