Clara's Early Romance with Gilbert Roland
Clara Bow emerges in early Hollywood romance with Gilbert Roland during The Plastic Age and Wine era. Clara, age about 20, falls for Roland while filming. Donald Keith also admires her but she never marries him, choosing not to marry despite intense affection and media attention.
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Clara Bow in a Career Turning Romance and Contracts
Clara Bow moves through a tumultuous period as she navigates a high profile romance with Gilbert Roland, a Paramount deal through Den Schulberg, and plans by Frank Lloyd to guide her toward bigger film roles. She reflects on tragedy, loyalty, and the push toward a brighter future while facing choices about love and career that shape her public image.
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Cars Hit by Auto Leave One Dead and Several Hurt
Sunday automobile accidents harmed eight people including a death. Charles Van Dunker Je, 18, drove a car that struck John Hernandez, 54, who died three hours later at Robert B. Green hospital. Witnesses placed Hernandez after alighting from a streetcar at New Drammets and Commerce. Van Dunker posted $200 bond and was booked on aggravated assault with an automobile. Two Duke University students Beatrice Yarn and Exelle Rivas, both from Berg's Mil, sustained minor injuries in a collision on Twenty fourth Street and the Castreville road Sunday. Detective Joe Huhoke was slightly injured in another crash at Seguin. Other injuries occurred at Houston and Frio and at Hamilton and Guadalupe streets.
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Mexican Urges Silver System Reform
MEXICAN URGES SILER SYSTEM MBERICO CIPY May 25 The article quotes Constantine Duarte treasury expert arguing 5 per cent of the world’s tainted gold is held by France and the United States, urging a generalized silver monetary system at a five to one ratio. He cites depreciation in silver buying power and falling Mexican silver production as key factors behind the economic downturn, noting March metal values and output dropped sharply from a year earlier.
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Georgia cuts illiteracy leads nation in literacy progress
A May 25 report from the National Advisory Council of Literacy praises Georgia for the decade long drop in illiteracy. The state reached 118,102 adults over 10 able to read and write, the most progress among 20 states evaluated, with sharp declines in both number and percentage illiterate.
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US Sculptor Wins Honors in London
Andrew O'Connor, a former pioneer cutter in Uresidence, Rhee Taland, has won what many consider the high rat honor in the world for sculptor. His piece Mother of Borsona, the Aeroic bronze figure, has been accepted for permanent exhibition in the national gallery, Milhana, also known as the Tale gallery. He will unveil his duet at Tin Lincoln in Providence Memorial Day.
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Freight Carried in Commerce With Foreign Nations
Washington May 25. The Shipping Board announced that American freights in the last year totaled about 40.2 percent of foreign trade, with over 40,000,000 tons of freight carried between the United States and foreign nations aboard American vessels.
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Air Coop Feature at Co operative Meet in Manhattan
A cooperative institute on the air will feature at the annual meeting of the American Institute of Cooperation to be held in Manhattan Kansas during the week of June 8. The announcement came from organizers aiming to showcase cooperative broadcasting and education activities.
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Soviet 10 Put Tax on Wages
Moscow May 25 Soviet government announces a special wage tax to ease housing shortages in industrial centers. Levied this year on workers earning over 75 rubles monthly, exemptions for soldiers students and pensioners. Tax period June 16 to July 18 with rates from 6 to 22 percent for first class earners.
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Millionaire Swindle Claim Shocks Chicago Readers
Chicago reports claim over two million dollars linked to a vast swindle involving John Feder known as Wake the Barber. Scotland Yard operatives allegedly found the money in two large trust funds, one linked to a bank in an unnamed country, with British embassy authorities considering action to recover funds for investors.
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Dirigibles Future Depends Upon US Say Officials
Washington May 25 reports a decision by the government to halt dirigible experiments. This clears the way for the United States to lead in developing this mode of transport. Representative Fred A. Brillen of Tilingis chairs the committee and commented on the matter.
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Wave of Banditry Hits Los Angeles
Los Angeles reports a violent wave with one victim shot yesterday and about 206 holdups and safe robberies recorded. Police arrested a dozen bandit groups in the surge, as Universal Beryice confirms no further details available.
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Iwan Sought in Duel Killing in Brooklyn
New York March 25. Boward Bridgetts a stock broker is sought in connection with the duel killing of Dr. Joseph T. Taughlin a Brooklyn surgeon aged 80. The pistol duel left three bullets in the body and the physician died after hours in Marine Park Hospital. Detectives say Taughlin quarreled with his wife and Bridgetts who was his second cousin invited him to settle the dispute in the back yard.
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