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When school for sub-normal children at Playa del Rey. Cnl., burned,
matron and twenty-twa children perished. Removal of bodies show
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to do this, but maybe it was the
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follower of thoroughbred: at Bel-
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lip from Mr. Hnniharn, the Japanese Ambassador to the mono Statefn apron-1n: hi- rerma tint he
would be unable to attend the Jap ‘ a. sci-den party on the Vanderhp estate It waoreushson-the-
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because 3: diRel-ences with Stabile. tenor.
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Full of color was the scene at Annapolis when this year’s class of middies received their diplomas from
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur. Right after the exercises seven of the new naval officers took brides.
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Taking full traveling kit. Arthur Barret (loft) and Raymond Anton-
sen, Brooklyn, N. Y., lads, both nine, started to bike to Boston. They
found savings bank closed. so for lack of funds tried subway riding
until Policeman Neville (center) took charge of them.
Perfect Case Against Young Slayers
Sven E. Englund (above), chauf- (8! Pacific & Atlantic)
feur of Leopold family, who
smashed young Leopold’s alibl,
is state witness.
Only accident prevented slayer:
from taking John Levinson
(above) on fatal ride, ’tis said.
In Nathan Leopold’s confession, who with Richard Loeb confessed
murdering Robert Franks, it was revealed that they had no particular
victim in mind find that they did not consider the Franks boy until
they saw him on Chicago street. '
'Girl Students Open Up Glacial Trail
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G‘ 1 students of Bri ham Youn University in the first wt 0! the aeuon opening the glacial mil
legding up Mount 'manogos, gm‘eparin'g :6: the gum hike in which 3,990’people will climb on huge
mountain near Provo, Utah, in July; From left to right those skilled mountaineers nre Nina Brush, Eloise
Stewart, Raymond Walters, Iva Fawcett,’ Grnco Parry and Elva Grouchy. ‘
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