El heraldo de Brownsville. [volume], April 02, 1935, Page SIX, Image 6

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World Events of Today To Id in Pictures
Real Struggle Comes After Dust Passes On
Half-buried beneath the huge heaps of dust covering the field, this tractor presented a rescue prob
lem to the Wilburton. Kan., farmer shown prepared to dig it free, after the latest dust storm bad
passed on east. Soii tillers over a half doxen states fared the monumental task of clearing thelg..
lands of saorasous mounds of dirt, as sssuu federal agencies came to their aid with a “soil anchoring*"!
program.
Radiophoto Progress Shown in Epochal Picture
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Exclusive photo of historic meeting of (left to ri*ht) Adolph Hitler, Sir John Simon and Anthony Eden in
Berlin, spun across Atlantic by radio, when contrasted with closeups of the two principals, shows state of
progress in development of this phase of c mmunications. Kadiofacsimile would become important instru
ment of war in event the conversations of the men do not calm European crisis. __
Justices Voice Protests Before Senators
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This imposing array of iega» lights confronted the enate Judiciary Committee In Washington when
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes (center), and Associate Supreme Court Justices Willis Van De
venter (left) and Louis D Braudels (right) appeared to voice their protests against proposed legisla
tion to speed court action on Federal laws. i'hey held such legislation to be unnecessary.
They’d Split SI7,000,000 Fortune 6,000 Ways!
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An estate of $17,000,000- nno (.000 persons bob op to c" 1m parts of It! Here s part of tbe tbrong of
* men, women and children from all parts of tbe world who jammed a Philadelphia courtroom u> press
their claims formhares in the fortune of Walter Garrett. snnS manufacturer, who died in 188F
Wild ’n’ Woolly
Prides of Texas
Jack Garm-r looks a IIItir* sheep
ish in this pose, but so does his
companion, so the "wild and the
woolly” are hitting it off fine
together. The wolves of Wall
Street will never get this blue
ribbon lamb, presented to the
vice president in Washington by
Texas admirers, for Garner ad
mits ominously, ”1 like lamb
chops.”
Cardinal MacRory
on \\ ay to Rome
Enroute to Rome from the recent
Eucharistic Congress in Mel
bourne. Australia, where be was
the Papai Legate. Joseph Cardinal
MacRory (above), primate of Ire
land. visited oriehy In New York
during a stopover. At welcoming
services he bestowed the papal
blessing on all in SL Patrick'*
Cathedral.
"Kidnaped ’ Seit
Question of mhat action will be
taken against Chester Hyde, Colo
nia. N. J., high school student, foi
“kidnaping” himself is pending.
Government men who rushed to
Wilmington, Del., where he was
found, made him admit he framed
die “kidnaping” to make girl sorry
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Seven U. S. Ships Due to Be Scrapped for New Ones
Seven of unde Sam’s 15 biggest battleships are doe to be scrapped and
replaced with new ones at cost of $50.(XK),(M)0 each, if Japan fails to with
Iraw its denunciation of Washington naval treaty, which expires Dee. 31.
1933 -it *■ indicated in Wa«hin»rton. The treaty forbade construction of
new battleships, and limited construction to war vessels of 10,000 tons or
less. The ships scheduled to be replaced are shown. Isairoi
Ousted Mayor
Chariot A- Rott
New mayoralty election must be
held in Quincy, Mass. Mayor
Charles A. Hoss was ordered to quit
his poat by three Superior Court
judges, ruling on charges brought
under corrupt practice law by group
oi Quinnuaent. He’ll seek vindi
cation.
‘Missing’ Son
Awaits Noose
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The crushing news that her son
•waits death on the gallows for
murder climaxed a six-month ef
fort on the part of Mrs. Ida
Ottey of Camden N. J., to locate
Irwin Ottey. above, and his wife.
Replying to the mother's query,
the Monterey. Calif., police chief
wrote that her son is in San
Quentin death bowse and his
young wife la dead.
Spreads Creed
of Huey Long
Chief organizer for Huey Long a
“Share the Wealth” clubs, work*
fng efficiently with little bally*
lioo, the Rev. Gerald K. Smith,
above, claims 5.000,000 converts
to the cause. A forceful speaker.
Smith was pastor of a fashion
able Shreveport, La, Christian
church, where he fought for bet
ter labor conditions, before join
ing up with Long. 4
Famed Engineer
Hit in PW A Case
Accused In the first major publle
works scandal, an alleged con
spiracy to defraud the govern
ment of 1400.000 In a Texas
TWA irrigation project. Charles
ft. Olbcrg, world-known engi
neer. is shown here as he pre
pared to fight the case in Wash
ington. Six others were indicted
after a long secret agent investi
gation.
Novelist Given
Laetare Medal
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The highest honor a Roman
Catholic layman can receive In
the United States, the L&etare
medal, this year has been
awarded to Prank H. Spearman,
above. California novelist, by the
University of Notre Dame. The
selection was due. the committee
said, because “of his services to
his country In the volumes of
wholesome, interesting fiction be
has provided for years."
Princeton’s Shocked
Arrest of Frank B. John, 28, of
Pottatown Pa., Princeton senior
and football star, on theft charges,
Is creating sensation at the univer
sity. lie is accused of having looted
rooins of fellow students while they
ware at ala—a
When President Goes Fishing
Mr. Roosevelt, seeking surcease from official worries is seen finding I
in movie story of a Presidential fishing trip. Above, leaving Washing
ton with Secretary McIntyre, brow furrowed; center, cxercisiiy tin
trusty rod, cares behind; below, enjoying the belt part of fishing, tel I mi
about ib—worry gone. The fishing is being done aboard Astor ya. h'
XourmaJuU off Florida. (Cmirml Preset
She's Too Shy to Sac Sally Rand
Oh. why is the lady hiding behind the bubble? Sh-h-h, don't 1
alarm her: she's shy. Shy? Oh, terribly, painfully *hy is Rosita
Royce, who timidly says she’s the only bubble dancer who wears
no costume at all, but that she'd never, never think of suing
Sally Rand, even if Rosita did copyright the idea last year. A
Sunday school girl from Kan as City, she «h>ly says she thought
of the balloon dance when she was only IP—but has been too
shy to come right out and say so until now* ^