Brownsville herald. [volume], February 24, 1929, Image 7

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iflS MAJESTY JOURNEYS—For the first time in nearly three month* subjects of King George of England,
^ere given a chance to see their monarch when he made the trip from Buckingham Palace to Craigwell House,
Bognor. *This picture of the King in the especially built ambulance shows clearly the ravages of the lung infec
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' TIMESAVER—Here's the first of the new giant Fokker planes which the New York Central will use for
passenger service between New York and Cleveland, taking guests on trial flights from the Newark, N. J.,
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GIANT PORT —Huge
crowds attend the opening
of the Newark, N. J. air
port which is one of the
largest in the country.
International $*w»jtel
ROYALTY—Here's the toast
of the social set at Palm Beach,
none ether than Prince Cyril of
Bulgaria, brother of King Boris.
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BURNING UP THE DOPE—Here's another blow at the drug evil. Thousands of dollars worth
of seized drugs are shown being burned by the New York police. iat»n>Bti<mai N*«*r«*i
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MAY BRIDE—Well, Lupe Velez's gone for
1 a loop and is going to get hooked up with
\ Gary Cooper, that young man from Montana.
Lupe became a star almost overnight and we
hope she isn't going to spoil it all now.
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L I N D Y WORSHIPPERS—
Just look what Lindy did to |!
these Miami youngsters. Every- ^
one of them is just “crazy” to f|
learn to fly so they started by k
budding mode! planes.
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f BEST — Lots of
| them cut pretty
figures on the ice,
but Miss Sonja
Hennie of Nor
way is the world's
champion fancy
skater.
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WHAT TO DO?—That's why
President-elect Herbert Hoover
went personally to inspect the
Everglades district in Florida.
Gov. Doyle E. Carleton, left,
has just shown .him around
Okeechobee.
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HONORS CAVELL—Katina Brusorna.
Polish actress, lays her floral tribute on the
memorial at Charing Cross, London, to Nurse
Edith Cavell, the great woman who was shot
as a spy during the World War.
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ENTHUSIAST—Miss Mary
Fechet, daughter of Major Gen
eral J. E. Fechet, chief of the
Army air service; is keen for the
air and takes as many flights as
she can from Bolling field Wash
ington, D. C.
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BACK , TO , Dim' - After
sending bullet crashing through
his head in fit of temporary in
sanity two months ago, William
Barrio, army private at San
Juan, Porto Rico, has returned
to duty after being released from
charges of attempted suicide.
UtcrsaMosil Newaraat
1 PRACTICING?
I —Well, • tuning'
, up.YAl Lawman,
1 rightfootball
star, talus a dash
, j down the sands
I at Miami Beach,
I Fla., with coach
! Chick Meehan*
' The big N. Y. 17,
tackle is fast ro*
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