Henderson daily dispatch., December 24, 1935, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 10

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PAGE FOUR
IT’S CHRISTMAS TIME, TOO, AT THE WHITE HOUSE
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Christina.' atmosphere to the executive nuiuion in I
Schoolbus Crash That Shattered Xmas Joy
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f/hn.lma- etc.-or hr* ..•arm* nrtvr.v in Holbrook, 1.. !.. N. V., hnin when xcLnulhii' < circle I, was hit If. train
si! pr.i.l. tin, !rt*r t:t arhv. kdting l l l : (• childr 'll ninl iitiuiil.a a nui" rx;i of o* !’.• ’•; .
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GRAND CHAMPION STEER AND YOUNGEST MANAGER
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Cleo Yoder with the champion
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. l-'Oi'.aiy •• .liiliit. 11l “Par. Mine Viibhi>n’’ to folk |
\ H [ fh, ‘ 1 « » iiational Livestock exhibit in Chicago j
| wMH ,h * l,l:irk , steer was adjudged the \
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Millions Near, But Libby 1 lolman Must Still Sing for Her Suppet v
though a settlement of the estate of the late Smith Reynolds, Norfh
°o SC Z h ° die ? allocates millions to Libby
iioim&n sud her son- she must still sing for & living, Payment of the
Washington, by decorating Yule tide tree* on tlw
front portico, as pictured above.
Ifcaiul champion :ii ff of the exhibit. Voder is the
youngest live, lock raiser ever to have won this
coveted award and plans to use tile proceeds from
the sale of the steer for an education.
i mo*iQ : UieaVe™ hli ff t[or '’ she’a appearing in nightclubs a m
! —only one® ever m2k?°?h herße * Th ?~ e exclusive candid camera photos
i unij ones ever made ui her her ae She is now.
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HENDERSON, (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1935.
ALL DRESSED UP WITH SILK. HATS
U. S. naval delegates in London
Representing; (lie United States in the London naval limitations con
ference, I Tidorseerotary of State William Phillip:-, Amb&gsadoi'-at-
Large Norman II Davis and Admiral William fl. SI and ley are pic
tured, left to right, at Li real. Britain’s,* foreign office paV.ing their
respect*.
WHEN STALIN SMILES IT’S NEWS
Stalin gives his autograph
It i - n't often a photographer ratclie- Jo'c-ph V. Stalin, head <>i tie
Soviet government,•smiling, lint such tva.- the case when the cam
eraman happened to coine upon him in \locow :t.~ he gave tin.*
school girl liis autograph. On the right is Lite (I; Idiyeva, president
»»l the Fn rah kv district executive committee of Turkmenia,
VICE PRESIDENT GARNER RETURNS
John Nance Garner and wife
Fresh from a conference with the Japanese emperor that may have
profound effect on international relations in the Pacific, Vice Presi
dent John Nbiuoo Garner is shown above with Ids wife leaving ilie
dock al Seattle, Wadi., in an automobile. Garnet' headed a diTeg'.a
iion of I . $. official- to the Orient to participate in th>*> inauguration
of Maim el Quezon a; lir t. president of the Philippine commonwealth.
Thelma Todd’s Heir
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$225,000 estate of Thelma Todd,
movie actress found dead under
.mysterious circumstances, will go
to her mother, Mrs. Alice Elizabeth
Todd (above), except tor $1 willed
to Miss Todd’s former husband.
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Best Photographs of theYem
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Most unusual photo ever made of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, \< w v, ; t
largest religious ediliee in the western hemisphere, confrihnit'd v . uh I
photos to ranking of Arthur Sasse as outstanding newspaper rant.-nuTi' t
of the year. The picture was made Easier Sunday, alter . a | |l( j
waited for weeks for building operations opposite the Irueinrc t,, ,ee u
the exact stage for him u» make thi* “almU” This i.*; No. l, ~.f .1
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They’re Worrying Both Parties
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Threft l of ft. E. Clements (I.) and P. JO. Townsend (r.h co-founders o1
4 Old Ago Revolving Pensions” movement, to place a complete ticket Jiem
«• presidential. nominee down, oil !9)Wj ballots, lias both iiiajov panics
woriied, it is declared in Washington, The pair are seen in their \\ a li*
mgton headquarter*. Clement* is actual manager of the organization.
(Central Viral
This Puts Democrats on Spot
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Tilt* DfMOfHATH XaTIONAI COM.'tITTM*
iNutes Yin io nr pkhskni at rue
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to nr nr.iJ>
at Till* .'YayTt.owvk llotp.l
in mi* City or Washington
ON VnVdNCSDAY. .IaNI'.VKY MSI ridllTtl
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AT SIJVT.N THIRTY O'CLOCK
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Invitation to Jackson Day Dinner in Washington, broadcast to I>enip
ctais, is a violation of federal law, it is claimed by political opponent/ 1 ,
ihe itpital, because it solicits funds for campaign purposes from i
oihctais and on government property. Even Democrats arc p'-otettin#
because, of steep tax it places on their loyalty.
(Central Pi*>”