Coleman Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 13, 1938 Page: 1 of 4
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Sceries And Persons In The Current News
; Victim* Of Jap Bombings
“Move Over!” Says Dam Builder to River
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Shirting around America's second-larges; river la one of the most difficult problems connected with Con-
struction of the Grand Coulee dam on the Columbia liver in Washington, which on completion will be the
largest masonry construction in the world. Picture shows gigantic bulkheads which close off slots in the west -
ing. Dazed and in terrible anguish he is allowed by doctors to place his section of dam, forcing the liver to move over and' flow - through similar passageways left In central' section,
child in an ambiilunce
this photograph, one of the first of the Nanking bombings, shows a
peasant carrying tits dying, child, an innocent victim of Japanese bomb-'
! *»■'* P! A(" ' 1,1 Hahan king is cheered by Fascist legions' as he .departs W new post'.of] New York Wnrlrl’* Fair in Preview
viceroy of Ethiopia, 2—Josef v. Stalin, dictator ol Soviet Russia, shown gs he addressed the voters of Moscow
un the eve of the ad..; .iron of the n»w wmstHution. J King'Carol of Rumania, left pictured with Yvon Del-
-tafc ftfmcli iorelgn muici. when tiu latt.'-r ' lied Bucharest'‘recent’.'.
Ship Reaches Its Last Port Of Call
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T. C. U.^Swingsters” Advertise Texas
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•oncoption of the middle sector of the central mallTiPthrNew
sAair-of 1939. showing a 2.000-foot esplanade arranged alone-
Artist's C*
York World's/ttair of 1839, showing a 2,fK)0-foof esplanade arranged along-
side fire lagoons. The lagoons will fqjm setlmg for a group of lour sculp-
tured figures symbolizing basic factors in American liberty, for huge ex-
hibit buildings and other exposition features,1
Feeding the Poor in Italy
TbVHdmod Prog Band of Texas Christian University ha 'raveled more than 12.000 miles in the past 15
months from 'he Pacific'to the A.: .n*ic—,r,d has beep nr-iv-d with wild acclaim wherever it has 'played.
-■H‘%iiirm4: < >< '• • :"!!:■< • u: c- r.: i-.’x wj'h foryball games, in College Station.
HimDa'ln- San Frumpi., c.i • <■' ..-.mmi' t)h,o Nr,w;Yor,; ct't. Waco. Shreveport, La., and Austin.
Pictured here is 'he>»rin ion t.i the'bam! in th« 'thr-. -,f -ho-'’swine nu**e- The organisation is
directed by Pit, l :»• < n- ' Ml- Kr.iuces Buster 'left • -oohomon ccd'm TCI?, is ihc “Band Sweet--
heart . ' ’f
j,k ASea't)f Backs Bows At Moslem Festival
Men and women relief recipients receiving thijir quota, of bread and a
pot of soup at ft.station established in Milan to take care of their need*
through the'winter.
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; the freighter Ohioan, which went mrnmmi many ihpmhs.jflhbf^ Kan ftsnchoo, ©nit,
is.showti above after it, was broken in two during one of-the worst, storms off the California coast in many ymtWL
“Pendulum” Railroad Cars Demonstrated
Revolutionary new "pendulum" railroad coaches as they*were, put through their paces near Inglastde,
Calif., recently. By using "hammock" supporters, light-weight metals and lowering the center of pavityAthe
designer. Cortlandt; T. Hill, young grandson of the late James J. Hill, has produced it now type of strnujiUner
that "banks" on turns much like an airplane, weighs 38,000 pounds leas than-present-day.streamlined-coache;,
and can be turned out for less than $80,000.
.Matter of Life and Death
Skiers Pray for Divine Guidance
Father than the eye can see stretches this vast expanse of backs at Calcutta, India.,during the Mortem
feast cf Id-el-Firt. Massed multitudes of the faithful Join in this public declaration of their faith, in an im-
iMMye .part erf an .age-old religious ceremony
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j Vis In This Issue-It Will Save You Mooey
Three expectant mothers ■ were rescued from a ’.snowbound riding
academy by a rescue party headed by the iggertsvllle.‘w, Y fire depart-
ment over anew-buried. Windswept Niagara Falls bouleWd, The fire de-
partment broke a trail for the ambulance whfch took ftp three
fram the academy and Iirought them Wi safety
An interior scene during the second annual Ski mam at St, Kleraahs church in Berlin, N. H. m htm-
eklers of all filths attended the special services to invoke divine aid on the trails. these siu.cW
winter sports devotees Inaugurated** yaantew jbeing* followed. In churches -IB other n .i neri^W
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Pouns, Joe B. Coleman Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 13, 1938, newspaper, January 13, 1938; Coleman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth748406/m1/1/: accessed June 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Coleman Public Library.