Brownsville herald. [volume], June 03, 1930, Page FIVE, Image 5

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NEWS OF THE DAY IN PICTURES
WARDEN’S DAUGHTER TO TALKIES
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Associated Press Photo
Joan Marie Lawes, daughter of Warden Lewis E. Lawes of Sing
Bing prison. Has been signed to play in moving pictures. She leaves
•oon for the coast with her father where her first picture will be
Rade. She is eight years of age and an accomplished singer and
lancer.
WILL CLAIM BRITISH TITLE
Reginald Beatty Wo!se!ey, Waterloo, Iowa, elevator operator, and
Mr*. Woiseley will go to England to present their claim to a baronetcy.
Wolseley left England 33 years ago.
FIRST ’C UTE JUMP HER LAST
Florence Palmer Davis, 19. mother of a two-year-old child, wa
killed at a Bloomington. III., airport when attempting her first parachute
Jump. The 'chute became entangled In the plane and ehe droppel
^,500 feet.
LIFE FOR INSURANCE SLAYER
4 nr A.J. Bass (left), Columbia, Mo., dentist, is shown leaving the court
Tiouse at Bentonville, Ark., after receiving a life sentence for the
rnurdar of W. R. Pearman. Base pleaded guilty to killing Pearman to
•ollect his $200,000 life Insurance.
DAVIS TELLS OF CAMPAIGN FUNDJ
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James J. Davis, successful candidate In Pennsylvania republican
senatorial primary, shown outside senate committee room where he
testified regarding campaign expenditures. Left to right: Senator
Dill. Washing.on; Secretary Dav s, ar.d Chairman Nye of the com
mittee.
WORLD FLIERS VISIT HOOVER
Asetsc+citd Proot Photo
John Henry Wears Oaf*), former hotter of the roved-the-wortt a**
travel record, with Fred Wcfchofe, who wt*l act aa phot on Me rssonf
world gfrdtfog attempt, ah awn ae they teftthe ¥WiH*. Hovee after cafl
or Proetdeet Hoover.
HARRY K. THAW IN EUROPE
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Associated Press Photo
Harry K. fhaw shown upon hie arrival at Plymouth, England. H#
was refused permission to land in England and continued on to France*
SEEK MINNESOTA SENATE SEAT
Associated Press Photo
Gov. Theodor* Christianson (left) Is a candidate for tha republi
can nomination for the United States senate in Minnesota. He will
appose Senator Thomas D. Schail (right) In tho primary election. _
I Navy Honor Studenl
Associated Press Photo
A. MeDurney Jackson of Batoi
Rouge, La., regimental commands
at Annapolis naval academy wui
highest student honors for 1930.
War Mother 111
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Associated Press Photo
Mr*. Florence Williams. 72
Portsmouth* Ohio* was reportec
seriously II! in France. She wai
one of Gold Star mothers visitin*
9r*v®* of American soldiers.
Curb Concert
Jacques Gordon, celebrated violin*
1st, to decide an argument, enacted
a beggar role on a Chicago corner.
He gave a $1,000 concert on a
$40,000 Stradivariue. Passeraby
gave him $5.61,
Resigns
Associated Press Photo
Hernando Biles, president of
Bolivia, resigned recently and
placed the government in the hands
a# the cabinet.
BYRD GREETS BOLLING CREW AT BALBOA
Aaao'Hated Preaa Plata
Rear Admiral Byrd la shown with members of the Eleanor Bolling’s crew on deck just after the ship,
docked at Balboa, Panama Canal Zone, where the admiral waited to greet his comrades. Left to right
are: Bernt Balchen, airplane pilot; Arnold Clark, Charles Kessler, Jack O’Brien and Admiral Byrd. *
NATIONAL SPELLING WINNERS SEE PRESIDENT
Associated Press Photo
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These three young ladies and the young man, the best spellers In the national spelling bee In
Washington, were received by President Hoover at the White House. Left to right: Mildred Fronlng, j
South Bend, Ind., third prize winner; Helen Jensen, Council Biuffs, Iowa, first prize: President Hoo* ,
ver, Ruth DesJardins, Detroit, second place, and Winfield Yarnell, Carlisle, Pa., four^ft place. J
FIFTH GROUP OF WAR MOTHERS SAIL FOR FRANCE
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The fifth contingent of Gold Star Mothers as they sailed from New York on the I'ner Pir'*'de"'
Reeseyelt tor France where they will visit their son,' graves .. guests of the United S.ates govern.
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Robbed
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Aaaociated Praia Photo
Marlon Nixon, film atar, waa rob
bad of jewels and cash by a robbei
who held up pasaengera on a Lot
Angelea-Chicago pasaenger train It
California. 1
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Engaged
Betsy Cushing, daughter of Or
ind Mrs. Marvsy Cushing of Bo?
on, will marry James Roosevelt
an of Governor and Mrs. Frankli
J. Roosevelt of New York, Ir
Jrookline, Maes, June 4.
Held In Bank Theft ]
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James Thomson, yoong bent*
clerk, formerly of Centerville, &. IX#
was arrested In connection w+tft
theft of *04,000 from Ch«M May
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