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In making ’a forced landing an
airplane piloted by Major Guy
McLaughlin. with Thomas Lan-
ser, student aviator, struck a.
house at. I’ompton Lakes, N. J.,
wrecking the plane and damag-
ing: lhv: housc. The aviators,
however, were unhurt.
To Tecti f y
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Theodore Roosevelt and Gcn.
Lcjcune (above), commander of
Marine Corps, will be summoned
to the stand to «cstify concern-
the use of marines to drive squat-
tors who threatened to contest
Harry F. Sinclair's lease from
the Teapot Dome.
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Browning, aged and wealthy real estate
. l:i< wife, Nellie Adele Browning (above),
rui‘usml to grant him decree. Efforts to
vim rmurncd to New York recently, failed.
World’s Tiniest Ferry
for final approval, the secret divorce
(By Pacific 5; Atlantic)
Hm»: (74,050 Creek ferryman, is outclassed by Art Kouwenhovcn (loft) skipper of
Hm which tranSpoz-ts passengers across Genitsen creek, Brooklyn, N. Y. Jim
-. ~ . f ihn skiff, has retired on his earnings and is now wintering in Florida-
These Schobl Boys?
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:2 school boy: on their annual steeplechase. But
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m”, m“ d 3 W the" y m mg in WI his as these English lads do:
if ‘. .‘imcrican boys turning out for finch
(83 Pacific a Atlantic)
Rhcba Crawford, Salxation Army's Broadway Angel, whose meet-
ings in New York police stopped a year ago, will wed Harold
‘Sommers (both above), it was announced in St. Petershurg, Fla.,
where she's now evangelist. and he a. wealthy business man. Som—
mcrs, a crippled war vet, was broke four years ago.
Pacifist
rm Pacific J: Atlantic-i
Alice Hansen (above), champion
orator at the Northwestern uni-
versity of Evanston, Ill.. is said
to be leader of big pacifist move-
ment at the school.
Mess Call Brings ’Em All
Poisoner?
I By Pacific & Atlantic!
Mrs. Nettie K. Lindley (above)
was held in Portland, Ore.,
charged with sending poisoned
candy to rival lover of a teacher
there. Rival has wed the in-
structor. ,
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Countless sea gulls along the lie-choc at 32m Key. Flt, beam
ever alert for food, fly rapidly to M O med my 56 lim
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”which disappeared”! hungry that}.
Ion, Dropping Min in Wake—Theoretically
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(U 8. '53?! official photo hum Pacific 3: Atlantic.
Furrowing the waters at terrific specd went. death—dealing torpedoes toward their objective. These lethal
missiles were launched into the Pactfic by huge navy Douglas torpedo planes on a battle practice flight.
A Profitable Business
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(By Pacific & A‘lzntk)
A pair of silver foxes. They're worth macho milady.
The breeding of silver foxes and other valuable fur bearing ‘animals
is business of a farm in Wayne, N. J. ‘
DanishfPrince and Yankee Bride-Elect .
(By Pacific & A’namic)
Josh Nolan, 3 mfllcnan. entered
this idepiction of the Teapot
Dome in art exhibit in New
York recently. Oil can. cotton
and etc, made “Sculptoon” effec-
tive. Nolan places value of
$200,000 on the above. '
, (3:: meme e Atlantic)
First posed picture, made in Canada, of Prince Viggo of Denmark
and his American fiancee, Miss Eleanor M. Green of New York.
Prince Viggo is youngest son of Prince Valdemar, uncleVof King
of Denmark. .
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Many visitors examined with amusement the famous evolution exhibit
of skulls at American Museum of Nnturll History, New York, after
it was target of violent attack by Rev. John R. Strafon of New York.
Takes a Lot of Nerve
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