Brownsville herald. [volume], June 14, 1929, Page THIRTEEN, Image 13

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As r sola ted Pres.» Phetu
Henry Virkkula (above), was ’-.Hied by Emmet J. White, prohibition
brrdr- inspector, withe driving w.th his family rear Ini.ern?.i.icn*il
Jallr. Mir.n. V.rShu’a’s wiP» rr»d two daughters, a Isa !n the ra-. are
V ^ shown with him. No liquor was found in the auto. White said the
tar fa.led to hr.it when challenged.
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left, Talley family, with Marion center, and her : st'r Florence, behind her; right, a view of Cclfcy. K s.
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Charles P Sisson, attorney gen
era] of Rhode Island, has be
come assistant United Slates at
torney general, succeed mg John
Marshall.
Tnvrrt'ng an up; a. rams for se'f-photography L other <• £<mtif
i'-tor of the photographic division of the Yale flchcnl of M—; .■*
exhibits device. It consists of an arrangement of reflfr ng lento
and an Invisible camera
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Fa*ah Varn of Mi-iv tip • *• civ ~n rnlor g!r! for the midship
men historic June week e:;r oh** i*- hown with rant. Charles
P. Snyder, her escort.
To cut drplonia'x red tape and arrange direct!” for a disarmament conference, it is proposed in Sing*and
ti'at i . cm if. nr-iiM ■ fia'-Donald. I ege .her w»;,h Pro n.c Ma i;cnz.e K:tg of Canadr. visit President Hoo
' ®* *’•' *'r~ ® Above, left to h aid fas n one c.' the mos noted coi £e -
cnccs in modern history: President Hoover, Prime Minuter McDonald and Prime Minister King.
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Georges Lcv.ys. New York,
charge: Eugene O'Neill, dramat
ic. h j:ir ca:: n jn a nm for
SUn.OCO damages. Sue alleges
0’N*,:1! cole VI:a plot of the rira
Interlur'e." from her novel. “The
Temple of Saasas-Athenae **
malic mccssr. The Strange
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Anne Gary, n Virginia beauty,
who nc?' lives in N>.v York, in
tm ner criii':' of Mortarboard.
Barnard college annuel. She
will hove chars* of the 1930
edition #
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i.agciir Warren, sophomore ct the Umverait. rf Ar?:rn- • , *
former Martha Pemrii. freshman. and daughter of Go% p*
Arkanscr. returned to the Lutl- Rock exeetim- mansion affr ,h*.r
serret marriage at collie.
JzBhia
Eucrne Newsom of Durham. N.
C.. is the new president of Ro
tary International.
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Associated Press Photo
Mrs Virginia Patty. 28 formerly
of Sioux City. Iowa, was found
. lain in Los An<,el',s
John H Bankhead. Birtnint*
ham Ala attorney, announced
that he will oppoie Senator Tho
Heflin of Alabama in the inn
Democratic primary In imr state
Lieut Col. Alfred Dreyfus, wear
ing dark glass**, whose suffer
ings years ego while serving a
sentence for alleged treason
aroused world protest. is shown
in Parts attending ceremonies at
the placing of a memorial pla»e
cn the home cf Emile Zola,
great French novelist. It was
Zola's effor's that finally frr* '
Dreyfus.
Associated Press Photo
Th* return to power cf Raurav MaeDenaid as premier will place tin*
burden of social duties u(»on his 23-year-cld daughter, Ishbcl. who
_ his official hostess in 1924 The premier is a widower
Associated Press Pinto
Students at the Tr.as College
of Industrial Arts p.rked Eve vn
6attcrah.te as thru' freshman
beauty.
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Hnw uS Harry F Sinciair. oil magnate, .sent to the District of Col
umbia pail for 90 days for contempt of the senate, actually passing
his imprisonment? what is he doing daily? Central Press Wash
taStcn correspondent firdinn out has told in detail to artist. Above
;s ;hr Fifth .Mcaue. New York, residence which Sinciair had to leave
tor the jail below. In a second contempt cesc. for having jurors
shadowed, Sinclair must serve six additional months m jail, the U.
S. Supreme Court affirming the sentence.
Associated Pratt Photo
Holding prominent posts in the new labor government of Great Britain lieaded bv Premier MacDonald
are: Top row left to right: Philip Snowden, chancellor of exchequer; Lord Parmoor. lord provident jf
council: Sir John Sar.key. lord chancellor: Arthur He idersen. foreign secretary. Middle row w*i Gra
ham. president of beard of trade: Premier MacDonald; Margaret Bondfleld. minister of labor Lowe
row: John Clvnes. home aifairs: J. H Thomas lord privy seal; Tom Shaw, secretary of war. and S On*
Webb, secretary of dominions. A. V. A exander is first lord of admiralty. J