Jean Harlow Granted Divorce After Testimony
Hollywood star Jean Harlow wins a default divorce from Clark Rosson after testifying about a shattered romance. Rosson, her third husband, was abroad recovering from polio as the decree is entered. Harlow plans a five week shoot on China Seas with Clark Gable, and says she will not remarry soon.
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China Seas
Deficiency Bill Advances In House For 1935 Veterans Grants
Washington March 12. Congress presents a large deficiency bill totaling 112,260,255 to fund air base construction in Hawaii coastal guard activities and pensions for veterans. It includes 1,910,4268 for condemnation awards on 2300 acres near Fort Kaim Hawaii and 50,68650 to Canada for sinking vessels. Veterans Administration plans 94,650,000 for widows and orphans pensions plus wartime and peacetime services.
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Veterans Administration
Cattlemen Hold Houston Session
Cattlemen from the Southwest gathered in Houston for the three night annual roundup of the Southwestern Cattle Finer Association. Governor James V. Adred spoke at the start of the session as attendees planned events and schedules for the gathering.
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Lions International Seeks Mexico Convention Withdrawal
Lions International secretary general Yih Jones said efforts are underway to withdraw the group from its planned July convention in Mexico City due to the religious situation in the southern republic.
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Chicago
P—el- Yih Jones
Lions International
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Blockade Threat Fears Spread Over Pacific Shipping
Fears of a Pacific coast shipping blockade spread as oil tanker sailors strike from port to port. The Seattle chamber of commerce urged Secretary Perkins to intervene, warning a general shipping tie-up could erupt nationwide.
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Cochran Flags Communist Influence At National Education Meet
Superintendent Cochran charged a Communist influence menace at the Atlantic City National Education Association convention. He said a group of 600 college professors are pushing Russian principles, while Columbia Teachers College radicals are among those aiding the propaganda. Menefee vowed to strike at communism and to train teachers to uphold Americanism and social values.
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Local Junior Birdmen plan softball, model contest in San Antonio
Representatives met to organize boys and girls softball teams and a scale model competition among squadrons. A flight squadron schedule will be drafted. all players must be Junior Birdmen of America members. News from Laredo reports Angel Coussoulis named commander of a squadron with En rite Vela as captain and Charles L Alexander as sergeant at arms.
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el Marvin Cobb
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Laredo
yAngel Coussoulis
En‘rite Vela
Charles L Alexander
Sergeart
Teaching reform pages target radicalism in schools
The report cites Lochran pushing social science courses to counter radical influence by examining teaching applicants backgrounds. He argues integrated thinking can shield children from extremist rhetoric, stressing that Communist sympathizers are a minority in national education and at Columbia University.
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Democrats Report Treasury Surplus
The Democratic National Committee said it closed the first two months of 1935 with a surplus of 1,985 dollars though unsettled obligations remained up to 820,671 dollars. Major contributions came from Fred J. Fisher of Detroit 5000 dollars and A J Drexel Biddle Jr of New York 5000 dollars.
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New York
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Mexico
W. A. Mullan
United States
Lawyer faces pen in tears dope probe
Dallas March 12 Government officials said today two more similar charges will be pressed against O N Gutlaw West Texas attorney convicted by a federal court jury yesterday of conspiracy to obstruct justice by plotting false testimony before a grand jury Fifteen months in Leavenworth penitentiary and a 2500 fine were imposed Outlaw testified before the grand jury that witnessed Stafford's slaying Judge Atwell gave probation but noted stronger and weaker mentalities in such cases Two more indictments including subornation of perjury would be tried at the next term in Lubbock Court convenes May 20 with Sheriff W Picata of Garza County and three others likely first on the docket
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