Golden 1 RainX 24 by Margaret C Widdemer
A fragmentary synopsis hints at Morgen Bleck becoming involved with Iris 9 in a shadowy plot. The male lead seeks to gain advantage by using Iris as a means to support Gg Lonning fortunes.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1936
Page
10
A fragmentary synopsis hints at Morgen Bleck becoming involved with Iris 9 in a shadowy plot. The male lead seeks to gain advantage by using Iris as a means to support Gg Lonning fortunes.
Iris, a young singer influenced by her grandmother's songs, dreams of a real career while living with Uncle William and strict guardian Miss Ella. She endures financial strain and awkward romances as she contemplates singing at venues beyond the old-fashioned, modest life she knows.
The article reports on President Roosevelt proposing an accord between management and labor to speed railroad unification. It notes executives and labor leaders, including J. Peles and J. A. Phas, and references a 1923 transport act and an interference issue. Supreme Court Justice Harry Heber questions the governor’s authority over county election board selections.
Hollywood portrait by Paul Harrison features the Haeseler family a production manager John Haeseler Ruth and two younger children discussing Harvard ties animal studies and a planned chimp related project. The piece notes Johns background at Harvard and interest in primate behavior and camera explorations with household routines and meals described.
The fragmentary text notes amputations of both feet and one hand previously, with a patient taken to a hospital for possible further removal. It mentions Mr. Harp improving and references friends of Reno Harp and legal practice connections, though the article remains unclear.
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