Brownsville herald. [volume], July 06, 1929, Page FIVE, Image 5

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natif^JP8* Grac5 GoocJhtie Coolidge, for seven years “first lady” of the
W” flwen an honorary degree of doctor of lav/s by Smith
*u_ a3„K° ?‘rs’ Coolidge’s right is Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow, wife of
■ e ambassador to Mexico. ,
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One of the last official acts of Dr. Clarence Cook Little, right, presi
ent of the University of Michigan, whose resignation becomes ef
fective in September, was the conferring of an honorary degree
upqn Robert P. Lamor.t, left, secretary of commerce, who is an
alumnus of the university. _. -
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Remarried at Chicago after an eleven months’ separation that
followed their divorce, Edwin Carewe, film producer, and his wife,
motion picture actress, were photographed as they arrived in New
york en route to Europe.
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Oklahoma's 4-H club dairy cattle team took first honors at ths
^ernationa! contest In London. Left to right: Hollard Williams, For,
est K. Burns and Harold Woodson.
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George W. Carter, textile unionist (left), and Louis McLaughlin,
union guard, held for the murder of Gastonia, N. C„ chief of police
during recent clash between strikers and police at North Carolina city
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White tennis dress and sleeveless slip over jacket in contrasting colors
make an attractive costume for summer sports wear as shown on left.
On right is a yachting outfit—Singapore blouse and linen skirt.
Last picture of Miss Viola Gentry and Jack Ashcraft, whose plane
crashed at Roosevelt Field, L. I., after being up overnight in a new
endeavor to break the endurance record, killing Ash--'aft and criti
cally injuring Miss Gentr". This photo w’as taken just before they
climbed into the cockpit.
Dispensing sodas may not be a
spectacular task but it is a lot
safer'than leaping from an air
plane with a parachute. Harold
Williams, above, youthful soda
jerker of Mobile, Ala., tried leap
ing from a plane and nearly lost
his life when he caught on th«
side of the ship. Careful maneu
vering on the part of the pilo*
brought him safely to earth am
—the soda fountain.
Sidney Franklin, said to be the
only American matador, born in
Brooklyn, N. Y., and educated
at Columbia university, is
shown leaving the bull ring in
Sevilla, Spain, after a fuccess
ful debut there.
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Grace Noblin, 24, of Starkville,
Miss., was released after a pre
liminary hearing for the shoot
ing of Walter Bush, whom she
claimed attacked her aged
father.
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Alton L. Miller, of Boston (top),
was elected president of Northern
Baptists by the Denver convention.
^ev- David Jones Evans, of Kansas
City, Mo., was elected vice-prcsi
dent.
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Homer Tatham, former Univer
sity of Minnesota athlete, saved 5
persons by kicking a hole in the
6ide of the cabin when the air
liner City of Ottawa fell into the
English channel.
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Mildred Nelson, 17, Mason City,
la., high school girl, and her fiance,
were held by Chicago police,
charged with robbing a drug store
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John Gira is held for the slaying
of Rev. Nicholas Brommenschenkel,
Catholic priest, at Winona. Mina
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\n the re;®8tabI!*hment of the papacy, Premier Mussolini and Cardinal Gasparr
, thVn^’rr5 r.rHin I*?y °f Lateran‘ -The ,talia« premier is shown standing o
‘ ~ l„t jning the papers. Cardinal Casparr, 1S seated. .s :s ^ V
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With the death of William Buck
ner, at Paris, Mo., Owen Thomas
Edgar cf Washington, D. C., is the
sole surviving veteran of the Mex
ican war. He celebrated his 98th
birthday June 17.
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J. Pierpont Morgan, Harvard *89, banker and member of the
United States commission at the recent reparations conference, is
shown receiving an honorary degree from President John Grier
rlibben of Princeton university. ___I_.1 .. ' ^
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G. M. Johnson, deputy sheriff of
Jackson county. Ark., is he!d on
murder charges fer the shooting
of Glenn C!U3y, 22, Newport, Ark,
an intoxicated prisoner.
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^ new STant of the banking world was created with the con
so.idation of the Chase National Bank and the National Park Bank
of New York. Albert H. Wiggin (left) is chairman of the board and
Charles S. McCain, president of this bank, third largest in the world,
with resources of $1,700,000,000. ■*
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Prof. J. Graham Machen, funda
mentalist leader and faculty mem
ber of Princeton Theological uni
versity, said he would resign rather
than continue under the present
liberal regime.
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Ferry K. Heath of Michigan is
the ne*v assistant secretary of
the treasury, succeeding Carl T.
Schuneman of Minnesota. He
will be in charge of the govem
mihlir hnilHing prnprp m
Refueling by a nursing ship, the Three Musketeers, with Martin Jen
sen, Mrs. Jensen and William Ulbrich aboard, is shown high above
Roosevelt Field, L. I., getting its gas while speeding along. Word was
kept from Ulbrich by Jensen at the radio phone that Viola Gentry,
critically injured in a crash nearby, was calling for him from **r hos
pital bed
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