Mae West Goes Into Seclusion Days After Marriage Claim
Hollywood reports Mae West has entered seclusion amid renewed confirmation of her marriage to Frank Wallace. Wallace, visiting Henderson, asserts they wed in Milwaukee 26 years ago and lived together for three years. West denies prior cohabitation but acknowledges the marriage and notes Wallace remarried in 1916. Dancer Miss Trixie Lemar comments on the dispute. In Tennessee, Mrs. Fred Bellew battles kitchen mice with a copperhead snake as the first capture.
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Shenandoah County Education Spending Totals Shown
Shenandoah County School Board releases a detailed annual report for the year ending June 30 1937 showing disbursements of 162 924 67 for maintenance repairs loans and real estate. The largest outlay was teachers salaries at 118 625 46 with fuel water 5730 49 and building related costs elsewhere.
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France approves sweeping new taxes to fix crisis
Paris reports Premier Camille Chautemps announces decree of broad new taxes, signed by President Lebrun, to close an 8 billion franc deficit in the regular budget and tackle a 36 billion franc combined treasury shortfall. Capital flight and depleted gold reserves cited. Leaders say burden is severe but necessary. Socialists initially object to added load on the poor.
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Ford Expands Norfolk Plant Expansion to add 256 jobs and 50 car daily capacity
Dearborn announces plans for a 500000 plant expansion at Ford's Norfolk facility Virginia. The project will raise peak employment by 256 workers and boost daily output by 50 cars to 400.
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