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Many Were Injured When ped Track ‘M
Two coaches wer
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left track at Orla p an s rewn along track when tram
ndo, West Virginia, fifty-three of ninety passengers
in the cars being injured. .
Explosion Wrecks Warsaw
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Adolf Hittler’s gray-chided Fascisti, who threaten ' to march on
yay March on Berlin {Cham'pioh of u.
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Flying sixty miles» in seventy minutes. this pi
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geon attached to the
U. S. Army Signal Corps at Camp Vail, N. J., slipped three minutes
06 old record. The pigeon, Topeka, is being shown by Sergeant‘F,
Zeitlrnan to Lieutenant Morton. “ .-
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Berlin to force Bavarian dictatorship upon Germany. They are '
ehown on parade recently in Munich. . .
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wp‘ ~~ - urrminnt arrests to
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:1 . ' i, -iul 22:21:? make ‘ Dr. August Von Kahr Gen. Von Seecht Adolf Hittlet ‘ Gen. Erik Ludendorf
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Fearless Male '1‘“ One of the worst disasters in Rather Would W3, Artus of Staff, supreme dictator for-all
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Poland was explosion at hun- against reclamation of Adolf
-, e‘ - Hittler. eader of Bavarian
dreds 0f tons 0f hl°h ‘eXploswe , Fascisti, who declared Gustave
at Warsaw. Troops shovm on Von Kahr Dictator of Germany
‘ . and announced his army would
guard at ruins. \ march on Berlin under leader-
ship of Gen. Ludendorf.
(By Pacific 5 Atlantic)
o Punctual N 91-0 10b . Because she dislikes traific cops and tore up summons, Miss V a.
‘ Holbrook. Burbank. Cal., high school girl,’found herself on mail}.
side of city jail bars. -
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Rescued From Wrangel Island g 3
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At rs: ~‘ ini‘tinr competition in London department store, _John
lire". 'r: "Hy mule competitor, rolled up sleeves and went to it.
Down and Up ‘
DismisEn of Antonio Lombardi '
(above) from Washington, D. C.,«
» post office followed his invention
of time saving device. He’s a
candyman now.
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In thirteen years attending ‘3‘
grammar and high school in Los . a ,
Angeles, Cal, Miss Josephine :' ..
:77“ t‘ r: 2"” this steamer had turned over and sunk at ier, Andrea (above) has never once ’ ; <— 4
MW“ ' Prism). it had been raised. Photo shows it on si e in been late x‘
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Confesses She Saw Pal Commit Murder
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Artgs, mascot of the Mayflower, the President’s yacht, didn’t mind
at all having Red Cross button pinned on collar by Janet Moffett,
daughter of Rear Admiral Mofl'ett.
Girl Shackles Her; est-Captor
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Wt mauled. This ; allows~
the "vengeful bride as she began fulfillment other throat made in
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F by... .. - u t b nude,” Ethel Bock (above) confessed after
' “"5” :1fiocgzhfina’a'g’et fik’ille‘dn youth who surprised hnn minim; a -
1.5M arr} even assisted in rmatznent of the murder which she itted 11mm.
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“(Mom/Q [Fr-i1 1.31. 1’ .
His entire fortune of $60,000
has been given to orphans:
Hershey, Po... by M. S. liershey
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Ada Blackjack, Eskimo seamstress and sol. survivor of the Wranzel
Rina? tingedy, was greeted on return to Seattle, Wash, by her son
0 a ove .
They Traveled 4,500 Miles to JWOrship'
“ (above), candy manufacturer bf
Harrisburg, Pa., it has been an-
nounced. ' ,
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This “was: picture
Mohammed,‘w ich the
nucleon toot over desert),
'0 .‘r . ‘ ‘ ' t ’ (ermine-nae ‘
m a group of Arabs in white robes which they wore at worship at , , .
veled 4,500 miles from Java to Arabia to use. The last sixty mag-‘33. ‘
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