Henderson daily dispatch., March 26, 1932, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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Though deprived of parental car*
*.nc« she was four years old, Mrs,
Angeline Yank, now 22, of
Clarksburg, W. Va.. has come to
tne aid of her father, Frank
Bsuletta, miner, sentenced to die
April 2‘2 for a murder committed
l* years ago. Seeking to have the
sentence commuted to life impris
onment, she hopes to raise enough
funds to carry her fight to the gov
ernor. Mrs. Y’ank was permitted
to talk with her father for a half
hour in jail, the first conversation
she had ever held with him, be
fore he was taken to the state
penitentiary tt Moundsville.
DID YOU KNOW? - --By R. J. ScotT]
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W '- r i JV, A MINIA.IIIR.E 6PCHRI-3T carved o*4
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CENlufty y By A MAM AWAVfTM3 DEATH IN A
BEFORE *>Rl£OM IN 1895 *l*tE ONCE SOFT” POD HAS
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OF C?i_D IVOR.V A THE FLORIDA BEAN IS THE.
L-.. 1 . . ■ . SEED OF- A WEST* INDIAN PLANT
iHG SISTER — Welcome Stranger By LES*
MISTER.I M HUNGER - ~ THAT LL KEEP ’TU. WE'VE ) MO MO. IM MOT ILL* jJOSTA J
WILL MAKE A MAN DO TmMGS! ( ANDVOUDtD ) HAD SOMeTHING TO EAT. J 01T WEAK/TWAf'S ALL? 1M < /
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Crooning may have its good points after ail. As witness ihis picture,
showing the usually tempestuous Senator Huey P. Long of Louisiana
beaming a smile that says all is right with the world as he is intro
duced to Mrs. Rudy Vallee by her crooner hubby. Senator Long was
host to the Vallees when they visited the capital and constituted him
self their guide in showing off the historic points of interest. Photo
was made on the steos of the Senate.
HENDERSON, (N. C.,) DAlfcY DISPATCn, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1932 -
"THE 130) HOME TOWN - ° .ny.saw
fZEri SEE-WHERE.t! OH.YEsTN
j | LOANED )T FOR. THE <3ooBER fanwly V 1 /
MRE ONION -THEY DENTED THE SlTDE'Pdfee) \ vdE'LL DRINK/
1 THEY LOANED jt To THE L6D<se'‘Bo'fy I ~ rEA! '
) vvfto broke: the handle and f /5~ Jm
!;JT WAS LOANED TO- - LETS SBcJ-rfJ
KAD^^feRSO-rTEN^BouT
HER • coffee Pot until, the ‘W.
LADIES 1 literary and debate SOCIETY
ASKED To BORROW/ IT FOR THEIR. SoClAi—
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B THESE YOUNGSTERS RUN 5 1^R " UH *
AROUMD IN TMEIR--ER-WELL ( CULP- ♦ /
underwear: its a disgrace \ NNHV- - /
SCHOOL. TRACK. PRACTICE
'/>T, DP EARLY TODAY WHEN AUNT
PEABODY MISTOOK THE ATHLETES
FOR A NUDIST COLONY . *
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demanding police protection' - *
against possible underworld repris
als which may follow the telling of
her story. Miss Theresa Derai, whf
lives near the Lindbergh estate at
Hopewell, N. J., ha? given police
information that may prove valu
able in their search for the stolen
child. Miss Dersi told of seeing »
sedan mired near the Lindbergh
home about three hours before the
kidnaping. She hLo picked out
the occupants of the car from.
Rogues’ Gallery pictures. The men .
are said to be New York racketeers.
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ignace Blaustein, above, h< Id at
Pecatello, Ida., apparently has
been eliminated from connection
with the Lindbergh baby kidnap
ing, although department of jus
tice Agents and officers from New
ark, N. J., were reportf>d en
route to Pocatello to question him.
Blaustein, arrested at Boise; Ida.,
.k* a burglar suspect, confessed
He drove the ,car in wh£ph' tw>
.Lindbergh child wm litdnaped. H«
plater denied tL ; story. I’olico
.that lie pnohahly d'-'ired n fret
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Tony Ponzillo of Mariden, Conn.,
the brother of Rosa and Ceratela
’ Pdheelle, noted opera singers, has
relinquished his job of selling eon!
to‘Meriden’s best families. ‘’B’a
to follow his sisters ahdifia-
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