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Already motherless, these three young brother* of Munfordville. K..
faced new tragedy when Orin. is holding the baby, above, was charged
with fatelly shooting his fether, Owen Warren. M alter being threaten-
ed uilh a beating for vlUne a chicken The baby. Ora. 14 months old.
In his fathers arms at the time, suffered a leg wound. indicated by
the bandage. Oris 13, shown at left was accused as accessory. The father
previously had been cited for cruelty to Ids children.
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Here are recent candid closeups of President Roosevelt, of. interest in connection with the reading of his
annual message to Congress when it convened this week
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Seven-league boots are striding through the Dionne nursery these days
—or is it just Emilie, gleefully wearing Dr Dafoe's galoshes? Yes, it's
Emilie. all right and she discovered the doctor's ample overshoes all by
herself one day Before anyone had noticed she had jumped into them
and was proudly striding through the nursery amid shrieks of laughter.
Emiile herself is much amused, as you can see.
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hr to himse'f. may be revealed was
Walter "Death Valley” Scotty’s re-
actin to a"sptate maintenance
; suit filed by his 60-year-oldwife.
Separated from her husband 10
1 years, she says ’Scotty.” shown at
left forgot lus promise of a home
» and children in pursuing a desert
prospector’s life. '"Scotty” is living
alone now in the $2,381,000 castle,
shown above, which he built in
California’s Death Valley He is re-
. puted to have spent $8,000,000 from
the "hole card' since it was open-
ed 30 years ago. The couple mar-
-ried in 1900, have one son, 22.
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As He Opened 75th Congress
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William B. Bankhead
The thump of the gavet-wiamB.Banthead, speaker of the House or
Representatives. wields so seriously above 'silenced the babble of greet-
ings and felicitations of the assembling congressmen. Then the speaker
called for Order in the House!" and the first session of the 75th Congress
got under way.
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Denied sight, hearing, and speech
since birth Joan Hggins, 4. sun —
may approach normal contact with
the world if efforts of Dr Robert
Gault. Northwestern University pey-
chologtst. are successful. Using a
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vibrations, one of Gaults aides,
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When her mother was unable to
support her, Joan was adopted by
an Evanston. Ill., family.
Candid Closeups of President Roosevelt
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1e freighter Mar Cantabrico is shown here at it got under way from New York, bound for Spain with "
wan HPplies Eor the. loyalists. As Congress put forth every effort to pas* an embargo resolution in time to ii
haushe.zessels salling. aircraft, engines, and other equipment were rushed aboard the freighter After twice
beinE. halted, the ship passed the three-mile limit as the embargo measure was being held tip in the House
Sohest.was departure that much <4 the carzo was left scattered over ida deck, arene era U -. being visible— J
at t# stem of the vessel in this picture. Robert Cuse, Jersey City exporter, was the shipper
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.3 A champion of Glenn Frank. oueted as president of the University of
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uss ’ to attentive poke at the trial of the famed liberal educator before the
famed entranee from the Pacific. the board of regent* In Madison. Dismissa of Glenn Frank, above as presi- Mobllization of the colorful French Foreign Legion In Morocco, which.
I pening set tor May 1 Huge suspension dent of the University of Wisconsin was yoted, 8 to 7. by the board of together with native troops comprises a force of 100,000 men, was Parts’’
rovet whieh eutes will or the fleet tmney regent* after a storuiy.segaionithae.climxed the Joug ficht-or the answer to reports that. thousands ofazi troops had-Jained the rebels
, San Francisco long "isolated" on a Lafollette-dominated board against the famed liberal A student riot in neighboring Spanish Morocco. Their riles bristling with bayonets a
followed the owster. Foreign Legion color guard-is pictured at Fei.
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One of the rare instances in which a deep sea diver was called on for rescue work in a plane crash is
Blown here as a navy diver probes through the ruins of a. huge U S. army bomber which crashed in San
Pablo bay, near San Francisco Recovery of the bodies at two men. Lieut Herbert Knieriem, 30. pilot and
Private Hartley Roberts. who were in the plane, was awaited by another large bomber, standing by in the
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Loss of *200,000 of uncut dia-
monds forced Joseph Rose, above. 64-
year-old recluse, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
to reveal that he had been receiving
relief fraudulently. He accused
Louis Gorelick, a friend to whom
he had confided his secret, of tak-
ing the gems. Rose claims to have
been a founder of the New York
Diamond Exchange.
Denies Revenge
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Orphans Held in Fathers Slaying
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Charged with the revenge slaying
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Northport. Ala, after he had ktit-
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22, is shown after her arrest in
Houston. She denied guilt and said
her only worry was that she would
lose her textile mill job because of
her arrest.
Life Begins at 4 for
Little Joan
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 133, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 16, 1937, newspaper, January 16, 1937; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1539797/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.