MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1937.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOTTEU'AX
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Museum Which Will House Mellon Gallery 'in Capital
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Architect's drawing of Jleljon museum in Washington.
Here is an architect's drawing of the impressive marble structure f '$20,000,000. collected by Andrew Mellon, former secretary of
tesignea to licuse the collection cf naafterpieces. valued in excess of treasury, and donated by him to the United States.
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Mussolini's Son on Honeymoon
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Link Skating Star With Actor Trolley Hostess!
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4 Vittorio MussoUni and bride
Hereare Vittorio Mussolini, eldesi son of Italy's dictator, and his
bride, the former Orsola Buvoli. as they left St. Peter Joseph's
Church in Rome following a wedding distinguished by its simplicity
The young couple plan to visit United States in the near future.
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Two Hollywood:'-es who recently skyrocketed to fame in the mov.t'3
are believed abrut to cast themselves in domestic role cf man and
wife. - Frequent appearances together in the lm eoleny of Sonja
Henie. famous figure skating champion whose trst rr.ovie was a
jiher.cmenal saec-ss. and Tj-ione Tower, who scored a smashing tri
umph in his last f-h-i, k..J credence to romantic rumors about them-
No Strait-Jacket for Modem Maid
Eject Office Worker From Plant
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Strikers forcibly eject office worker from Detroit plant
An office worker, attempting to go to work in the Kelvinator cor
poration factory in Detroit is forcibly ousted by strikers. At the
same time, 'sit-downers" inside the plant welded a plant door to
prevent executives from entering. The latter action followed the
entrance of 35 men who called themselves "fire insurance inspectors".
Strike leaders charged the "inspectors" were private detectives
employed by the company.
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It's a far cry from the daj's when milady squeezed herself into I
veritable Etrait-jacket to now when the modern maid has her choice
of streamlined new corsets which have neither stays nor laces, as
effectively illustrated by Virpinia Ash who appeared nannequia
at a recent New York style show.
Fed by a Tube
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Flood Gone, but Clean-Up Work to Be Done
Although she has no esophagus.
Patricia Ann Sovik has passed
her first birthday and is only
slightly underweight. The baby
cirU 'ahown In Newburgh, K. Y.,
hospital, is fed through a tube
which enters her stomach through
a bole la ber throat.
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orkers cleaning up Evansville street after flood
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Cleanup begins at Evansville, Ind where the Ohio f are seen mopping up a street where water stood
river, at record flood, covered 500 blocks. Workers I ' several feet deep at the heieht of the floodJ
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Kathleen Sliva
An innovation in transportation
methods is being tried in Seattle.
"Wash., where attractive Kathleen
Sliva is serving as hostess aboard
one of the new trackless trolleys
in line with a -plan designed to
increase commuters and promote
business.
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A freight train in a nautical setting near Memphis
Casey Jones, immortalized in song as railroad engineer, becomes
Steamboat Bill here as a freight train slowly makes its way across
a flooded stretch near Memphis, Tenn. The flood waters of the
Mississippi overflowed but the levee system prevented any disas
trous inundation.
"Soul Saving" Draws Jail Term
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Ilonus Wagner
This picture of Honus Wagner,
hailed as the greatest shortstop
of all time, was taken on the eve
of his 63d birthday. Wagner is
now living in semi-retirement in
Pittsburgh but still takes an ac
tive interest in semipro baseball.
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The Ilev. Finis Jenninp Dake
Convicted of violating the Mann "act, the Rev. Finis Jennings Dake.
Zion, 111., "pastor, drew, a six-month jail sentence w hen tried in
Milwaukee. The Rev. Dake, "exonerated" by his wife and flock,
was charged, and admitted, transporting a 16-year-old girl. Emma
Barelli, shown above with Dake, from her home in Kenosha, Wis.,
to East St. Louis, III., during a "soul saving" expedition. The
preacher says he just wanted to "pray'with Miss Barelli.
Cousin of Quintuplets Visits Quadruplets
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Greetings from another famous group of sisters,
the Dionne quintuplets, were brought to the Mor
lok quadruplets of Lansing, Mich., by Margaret
Legroa of Callahder, Ont., cousinof the quins,
when she visited the Michigan capital.' Shown,
left to right, are Edna, Sarah, Miss Legros. Wilma
and Helen Morlok. Miss Legros operates a sou
venir stand in Callander.