Brownsville herald. [volume], June 19, 1929, Page ELEVEN, Image 11

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NEWS OF THE DAY IN PICTURES
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Former G„-*v. Alfred E. Smith cf New York hands a diploma to his
*en. Arthur. 21. member ef graduating class of Manhattan college.
New Yoc’ij, after Smith had eddress the c’nss. Young Smith gradu
etad w;*h degree of bachelor cf arts Cardinal Hayes, who presided
at. exegeises and was a member cf class of 33. can be seen seated be
4 / side Smith.
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Latest pose of Archie Compston, l»?t. British golf ace. and Walter
Hagen. American pro star, showing the famous international rivals
Jtafether during thefr rcccr.t two 36-hole matches in England On
^first day Compston be?t Hazen :: and five, and on the second day
Hagen fi** :hcd one up.
The wturment ef Dr. Hubert Work, upper left, as chairman of the
republican national committc? marks the passing of an important
trio from President Hoovers political “family- The other two are
Coi. William J. Donovan, lower left, and Mabel Walker Willebrandt.
They a 11 were high lights in the pre-election campaign.
"Paulino Uacuden. who will meet Max Schmeling in a 15-round brawl ^
in ew York June 27 is going through strenuous workouts in his camp
at Hocsiek Palls. . Y. Photo shows Uzcudun. left, sparring with Jack
l DeMave.
Associated Press Fhoto
Recurring rurr.crs have increased the belief in some carles in liondon
that Princess Ingrid, beautiful daughter of the Crovm Prince cf Swe
den, may become the bride cf the Prince of Wales who will be 35 on
June 23.
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Two famous violins valued at $&=>,000. have arrived in the United
States to be displayed. One is a Jacobus Stainer violin made in 1673
and is valued at *40.000. the other was made by Joseph Guameri del
Gesu in 1736 and is valued at *45 000. Added interest in the former
is found in the fact that it once was bought by Queen Victoria and
presented to the late Duke of Edinburgh. Both are perfectly pre
served. Photo shows Virginia Nerreter and Fern Prindville display
ing the fiddles in Los Angeles.
Associated Press Photo
Sir Esme Howard. British ambassador (right* and Josephus Dar.ieis,
Raleigh. N. C.. publisher and former secretary of the navy, met at
commencement exercise of the University of orth Carolina.
Carmel Myers, film star, snapped with lv*r husband. Ralph Blum, n N
attorney, just after their wedding at Los Angeles. The ceremony is
said to have outshone even the most elaborate of Hollywood's wed
dings, with hundreds of guests present.
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The skying cf Margaret Lawrence. Broadway actress, above, by Louis
Benniron. inset, actor, who then killed himself in Miss Lawrence's
fashionable New York apartment, is believed the result of a mania for
s?!f-destruction possessed by Bennison after drinking.
A search has been instituted for Alfred Loune. 22. following the find
ing of the body of Beatrice Fry. 17. of Port Huron. Mich. his sweet
heart. The girl had been strangled. Above they are shown together.
Associated Press Photo
Jeff Early (left> of Orangeburg, S. C.. 16-vear-old champion com
grower of the United States, and John A. Arrant of Pagelar.d, 8. C.,
16-year-old champion cotton grower, are shown with ben. E. B. Smith
South Carolina, on a visit to President Hoover at the White House
Three weeks in the air without a landing is the goal of Maury "lorri
son, left, and Leo Nomis. when they take elf in an erH ’ - t
at Los Angeles June 20. Their Cessna monoplane is especially equip
ped with a direct method of lubricating the foster arms aui.*
motor consumes only four gallons cl aas ar. hour Expert* cieo’aro
they have an excellent chance of success.
Sitting as a one-man grand jury. Circuit Judge Harry J Dingeman
indicted Ralph A Wood. Cecil W. Holt and Herbert R. Sullivan for
the murder of Ambrosse L. Haggerty, who was slain four months ago
In a police ambush. Wood's estranged wife, Mrs. Grace Wood. 1*
charged with conspiracy to kill her husband. Police, learning of thl»
alleged plot on Wood’s life, staged the ambush, and the grand fury
has found that Haggerty was shot “without legal justification.” and
that the three indicted were present at the crime. Top photo shows,
left to right. Sullivan. Frank P. Darm. their attorney, and Holt Be
low. Mrs Wood and her husband.
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Henry Coltn Campbell, convicted torch slayer of hts Rlbapious wife.
Mrs. Mildred Mowrey, faces drath the week of July 15 In the electric
chair. Campbell, shown above handcuffed to guard, waa tried at
Elizabeth. N. J. Inset. Mrs :»;selea Campbell, convicted slayer'* sur- -
viving wife, who fought to be near her doomed husband when he was *
’•i from court