About The Native Concern:

Death by Disease 1 August 1970 (Cancer of throat, age 56),Sex-symbol,Autobiographer (Will There Really be a Morning?),Actor/ Actress,Cancer (Throat),Abuse Alcohol (Institutionalized, heavy),Psychotic Episode (Asylum 1945-50),Schizophrenia (jan 1943 manic depressive psychosis, later changed to paranoid schizophrenia),Marriage less than 3 Yrs (Leif Erickson),Stress - Extramarital affairs (Affair with Clifford Odets),Accident (Non-fatal) 19 October 1942 in Santa Monica (Traffic altercation while driving drunk),Published/ Exhibited/ Released April 1931 ("God Dies", essay published for $100 prize),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 4 November 1937 in Manhattan ("Golden Boy", Broadway debut at Belasco theatre, 250 performances ending June 1938),New Job 12 August 1957 (Returned to stage),New Career 1 October 1958 (Host of a talk show),Party animal (Rowdy drinking and partying),Lawsuit sued (Won),Extremes in quantity (Parties, active social life, many affairs),Crime Collection,Begin Travel 30 March 1935 in Seattle (Began trip to Moscow, won by selling subscriptions),Deinstitutionalized - prison, hospital 2 September 1943 in La Crescenta (Released from La Crescenta sanitarium),Institutionalized - prison, hospital 24 March 1944 in Steilacoom (Committed to Steilacoom sanitarium),Deinstitutionalized - prison, hospital 23 March 1950 in Steilacoom (Released from Steilacoom sanitarium),Marriage 8 February 1936 in Los Angeles (Leif Erickson, one year),Marriage 27 March 1958 (Third),Trial dates 14 January 1943 in Los Angeles (Sentenced to 180 days in jail)

Native Chart Highlight:

Vocation, Diagnoses, Family, health, Work, Lifestyle, Passions, Notable, Social, relationship, Crime, None, Beauty, Writers, Entertainment, Major Diseases, Psychological, Social Life, Criminal Victim, Sexuality, Book Collection,