White Bluffs spokesman., February 11, 1937, Image 6

About White Bluffs spokesman. (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938

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Death and Desolation Follow Ohio River Flood
" Police boat shown removifig' a water-imprisoned Cincinnati resident as flood waters following torren
tial rains swept the Qhioyalley, inundafing rural and.city. lands, causing deaths and untold suffering, .as.
thousands of persons were, foreéd’ to,'vacate homes and, property, estimated atvmany millions of dollars,
_;was, destroyed. g‘7 s?},u i ‘ ,\,',--:.‘_,;fl,:[rf-:ki.-. ;:‘ i AI« i : '-‘ ;,'r‘ y o iA . PR, 2R (R , ’
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Howard Hughes Sets New Air Record
Howard Hughes, in the) cockpit of his monoplane,;‘'Winged Bullet,”
‘at the Newark airport after he had set a new transcontinental speed
mark. Burning the wind at.an estimated average'speed of 332 miles
an hour, the flying movie producer drove across, the ¢ontinent in'seven
hours &hd ‘thirty-one minutes. e o s R B T
LEADS INDUSTRIALISTS
William »'B:. Warner, who was
elected president of the National
wAgsociation of Manufacturers at a
nmeeting of ' the directors in New
York recently. Mr. Warner, a for
mer president of the National Pub
,lishers association, succeeds C. M.
‘Chester, who was elected chairman
.of the board. -
‘Rector Is Made Bishop by His Father
For the first time in the history of the Episcopal church in America
a bishop has elevated his son to the episcopacy. At the left is Rev. Dr.
Lawrence of Springfield, Mass., elevated to the bishop of western Massa
chusetts by his father, Rev. William Lawrence, retired bishop of Massa
chusetts. Rev) Frederick C. Lawrence (right), his brother, rector of St.
Peter’s church, Cambridge, Mass., aided in the service.
WHITE BLUFFS SPOKESMAN
Second Inaugural Finds President Roosevelt Fit
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~, An excellenf study, of President and Mrs. Franklin D. Rooseyvelt as they appeared in their open car, fol
" lowing his second inauguration. Despite the downpour of rain, the President refused to disappoint those who
» had:waited for hours tp see him and rode,in an open:, car to the White, House. el il L
' California “U” Teac’:h%as Cosmetology
. Students. iof the" University ‘of California, who have, enrolled for a
_course in #/Cosmetology,’ ‘taught by an expert cosmetician. The students
learn by practical experiénce the intricate methods used in feminine
beautification. B ' _ L
NEW FRENCH 'ENVOY
A recent photo of Georges Bonnet,
veteran minister of French cabi
nets, who was named French am
bassador to the United States to
succeed Andre de Laboulaye. M.
Bonnet is one of the leaders of the
radical Socialist party, which now
is in power. ‘
SHE’D BE CLAN CHIEF
A photograph of Miss Catriona
Louise Mac Lean, of Ardgour, Scot
land, seventeen-year-old claimant
to the chieftaincy of the clan Mac-
Lean of Ardgour. Her claim is op
posed by Lieut. Commander Henry
Mac Lean, of Bursledon, Hampshire,
who appealed in the Edinburgh
court of session against the decision
of Sir Francis Grant, the Lord
Lyon King of Arms.