Brownsville herald. [volume], February 09, 1929, Image 3

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—I DIFFERENT KIND OF STORM-This time it
wasn't an angry Atlantic, but one of adulation,
that engulfed Capt Fried, Chief Officer Harry
Manning and other heroes of S S America
The auto containing the two officers and Com
missioner Grover A. Whalen is shown heading
procession up the canyon of lower Broadway
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J HEIRESS TO MILLIONS?—Mrs. Anna B. Bar*
rett, of Newark, N J., believes she is, hence is
I attempting to break the will of her uncle, the late
Supreme Court Justice Matthew O Doherty, of
Louisville, Ky., who bequeathed his fortune to
chanty. If she wins she'll ccasc this drudgery.
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ENDS 26.000 MILE FLIGHT—Photo shows Lady Bailey, Britain's
high—and mighty!—flying peeress, being greeted by her two daugh
ters, Noreen and Mary Ellen, upon completion of her 26,000-milc
flight to Capetown and return. The intrepid woman flier reported
the trip was without incident. int«nMtiomit Ncwsr^i
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(^SmsfwiTH hoover
—U S. Ambassador to Mexico,
Dwight W Morrow (above),
photographed alter a confer
ence with President-elect Her*
bert Hoover on Belle Isle, Fla
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AL AND HIS FRIEND IUMBO—No. he's not flirting with the G O F now that the campaign
is over? The former governor of New York and Democratic candidate for president is merely
placing • tidbit in the mouth of Jumbo, one of the circus elephants in Winter training quarters
at Sarasota. Fla. intern.ttan.1 Nt*.rwl
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MIKADO REVIEWS HIS FIGHTING MEN—Ten thousand ot
Nippon’s fighting men—ebe elite of the Japanese army—Were honored
I byi review on the Yoyogi parade ground in connection with the New
^ Year ceremonies of the Imperial court. The photo shows the newly
crowmcd Emperor Hirohito inspecting his soldiery inur»ati.«>ai N«wsr«ti
TO WED PEER—After nu
merous denials that she was
romantically interested in Load
Inverclyde. Scotland's richest
peer, June (above), beautiful
English actress who uses no
other name, admits that she
will become Lady Inverclyde in
March. latc^Baiioscl K««anwl
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BEAUTY HOSTESS — The
petite, vivacious brunette above
is Minam Stuart, Broadway
showgirl, who was chosen from
a thousand fair candidates for
the honor of being hostess of
the country's National Beauty
, »The exhibition is
cd to be held March
27 April 5, inclusive
tstemaUonal NewtreH
IN HER DAD'S FOOTSTEPS-Of the late William
lenmngs Bryan it ts said that he never miaed a speak
ing date. So Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, his daughter
and newly-elected congresswoman, living up to the
tradition, calmly orders a plane in which to fly North
from Miami, Fla . for political talk She s shown
above boarding craft. International N’eweel
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BEAR SEEKS ANOTHER CHAMFIONSH1P—It's getting to be a habit in Berkeley. Cal. to expect great things g
of the Bear varsity crew So Coach Ebnght's oarsmen are out to corral their second countrywide championship ,
over the founnulc course. Photo shows crew launching shell for first workout of the season. iM«‘nMiiM<i
CMON DOWN SOUTH, JOHNf—Pretty Florence Trumbull (fourth from left) admit*
she tried to coax John Cooiidge to Honda, but in vain. Above, 1. to r, Mb.
Dann, Governor John H Trumbull of Connecticut, Mrs. Trumbujh Horace and Mr.
Herman Dann, as they appeared in grounds of their St. Petersburg,
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THE OLD GUARD STEPS OUT—It dies but it never sur
renders. So Major Edward H. Snyder, commander of the
Old Guard, sets an example to the youngsters by beau-tog
Mine Frieda Hempel, opera star, at the organization s IO*d
anniversary ball in New York. lateiMUofiai Newsrset
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