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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1936)
MTCDFORO MATT. TRTBTTNTJ. MEDFORD. OREGON", HARPO MARX SECRETLY WED SHIPPING OFFICIALS DOCK BOAT IN STRIKE Wins Zioncheck Seat 'SLAYING VICTIM' FOUND ALIVE" tMSS&kA jtfii? .-gg hwl MffA Err? jjFFS fssajs wgf i I JllLWw'tei aJ Harpo Marx, the silent member of that mad Marx brothers team of the screen, and Susan Fleming, film actress, smilingly announced at Hollywood that they had been secretly married two months ago. But Harpo said he couldn't recall lust where It was the ceremony took v slace. (Associated Press Photo). BAY BRIDGE PAVING COMPLETED With shoreslde workers on strike In the Pacific Coast marine walkout. Capt. William E. Carley (left) and W. Harold Hoskler, coast and Los Angeles managers, respectively, for the Panama-Pacific line, had to oo to work to raise the gangway to the liner California when It docked at Loa Angeles with 266 pas sengers aboard. They also helped moor the ship. (Associated Press Photo! THE DAY AFTER THE BLIZZARD OF VOTES Warren G. Magnuson, Seattle ccun. ty prosecutor, was swept by the tide of Democratlo votes Into the congressional seat held by his friend, the late Marlon A. Zion check, whose fatal leap ended his turbulent political career, Magnu son Is pictured with a broad smile after learning of his election. (As- soclated Press Photo) iili 5s s- vxtwirii tv , ' fill, -'L. p . L A veteran's bonus application brought back Jesse Owen Glfford from five years of official death. Qifford, 41, disappeared from his home In Tennessee eight years ago, and three years later a former friend was tried but acquitted of his slaying after a body found In the Tennessee river had been Identified as Gilford's. Glfford, who had resided In Susanville, Calif., for some time under an assumed name. Is pictured here as he waited at Reno for a brother from Tennessee. (Associated Press Photo) ITALY'S MUSSOLINI REVIEWS NAZI YOUTHS These two pictures of President Roosevelt were made at his Hyde Park, N. Y., home the day following his record-breaking landslide to re-election. Left: A laughing Roosevelt with his newest granddaughter, Kate Roosevelt, 8-months-old daughter of James Roosevelt, whose christening that day made her the most Important member of the household. Right: A pause, for refreshment a glass of milk between reading congratulatory messages and meeting with newsmen. (Associated Press Photos) This picture shows the pouring of the last concrete for the paving of the S77.O0O.O0O San Francisco-OaMand bay bridge, which will be opened to automobile traffic November 12. With this concrete the great, over water link between the two California cities, was complete. (Associated Press Photo) OREGON CHOOSES A WOMAN Smallest Baby Grows STRIKERS 'CAPTURE' UNION OFFICE 1 1 , Mrs. Nanny Wood Honeyman of Portland was chosen the first woman congressional representative from Orenon when she defeated the Re publican Incumbent, William Ekwall. With Mre. Honeyman here In the drawing room of her home after her election Is her youngest daughter, Judith, 20, a college student, who will accompany her mother to the national capital. (Associated Press Photo) Called "the world's smallest baby" at birth Jan. 14, Jacqueline Benson, shown with her mother, Mrs. Les ter Bonscn, of Chicago, now weighs 12 pounds, 2 ounces. At birth ehe weighed only 12 ounces. (Asso elated Press Photo) Clad In white, Premier Mussolini of Italy lifts his hand In the Fascist salute as he reviews a group of German Nazi youths who visited Rome. (Associated Prssa Photo) WORLD SERIES HERO TURNS TO GOLF t 4j POLICE BUILD SHELTER FOR HARBOR STRIKE DUTY if ' ' "f I -- -. h . ft ..-Ml pftW When officers of the International 8eamen's Union In New York opened an office to "take recruits" to help thwart the etrike of the seamen's defenss committee In sympathy with the Pacific Coast waterfront walkout, .these strikers balked the move by "capturing" the office and filling It to no applicant could squeeze In. (Associated Press Photo) HUSKY CREW COACH WEDS Golf is ths leading Item on the program of Tony Lazzerl, one or the New York Yankees' biggest wona Series heroes, since he returned to hie Mlllbrae, Calif., home after the baeeball wars. Instead o' hitting a homer with the bases loaded to tie a ssrles record. It's question of sinking that oruclal putt. And here's Tony getting the right line. (Associated Press Photo) HOMELESS CHILDREN BROUGHT TO MADRID Los Angeles police on duty in the Pacific Coaet maritime strike are shown by a shstter built between railroad and interurban lines running to Terminal Island at ths harbor at Wilmington, Calif Soma 400 oolicemen were assisned to oort service during the emergency. (Associated Press Photoi Tom Bolles, freshman crew eosch at the University of Washington, snd Miss Catherine Hope of New York were married at Washington, D. C. Bolles refused comment at the time on a report he had been selected head crew coach at Harvard. (Associated Press Photo) Too tiny to realize what It le all about, these children were brought to Madrid by their mothers from nearby territory since occupied by Fascist troops In their drive upon the Spanish capital. A difficult prob lem of providing food and shelter for thousands of refugees faced the government. (Associated Press Photo)
