mt VKCUUA tflATiaJMAN, Salem, Oregon, Wednesday Morning, August 17. 1938
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Senator and Mrs. Robert J. Bulkley '
Here arc Senator and Mrs. Robert J. Bulkley of Cleveland as they
visited the poll to cast their vote at the Ohio primary to which
Bulkley waa a candidate for Democratic nomination for re-election.
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Chief threat to Don Budfe'e effort to acore a rrand lam In th
tennl world U young Bobby Rl. ijeMaUonU Chicago netter.
Budra ha. annexed the Australian, French and EnUri i tennta
crown and U out to make a clean aweep when the U. S. national
tourney open at Forest HUH. N. T, In September. R1T a won
13 out of 17 tournaraenU thU aeaaon and U recognized aa aecond
ranking racket wielder in the nation.
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Cochran nailed at airport
Loyal admirer, of Mickey Cochrane were on hand
r7t . vL1 firtweU to the ousted managrer of the Detroit Tiger.
port to .JJS ttt pj, for hi Wyoming ranch.
President Roosevelt being given degree
Shortly after President Roosevelt waa given a doctorate of law. de
gree at the University of Georgia, at Athena, above, he called for
the defeat of anti-New Deal Senator Walter F. George of Georgia in
a speech at Barnesville. The president was en route to Washington
after a long cross-country vacation tour and Pacific fishing expedi
tion. In the photo, Prof. W. D. Hooper circle, the president', neck
with the hood designating the degree as Dr. S. V. Sanford, left,
chancellor of the university system, and CoL E. U. Watson, the preal
"ent'a military aide, look on.
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1 Tom &L Glrdler
Before a packed hearing room,
Tom H. Glrdler chairman of the
board of Republic Steel corpora
tion, testifies as the final witness
In the senate dvQ liberties com
mittee Investigation in Washing
ton Into alleged deprivation of
civil right, during the 1937 "littla
steel" strike In Ohio. Glrdler
attacked the CI O, and Philip
Murray, chairman of tha Steel
Worker. Organizing Committee.
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Kfaig George VI i
When King George VI visited a
boys' camp at Southwold, Eng
land, which he had sponsored
when .till the Duke of York, the
royal raiment consisted of a pair
of shorts which generously ex
posed tha royal .knees.
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... snows streamlined eiepnant
Symbolic of the new mood of the
Republican party, a streamlined,
trumpeting elephant waa present
ed to National Chairman John
J. M. Hamilton at the midsum
mer get-together of the G. O. P.
national platform committee in
Chicago. When he noted the ele
phant bore the legend, "Let' G.
O. Places", Hamilton said: That
Is exactly what we propose to do."
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M.rlv arrival at Atlantic
City, N. J, for the annual "Mlsa
America" beauty contest is Mari
lyn Meske, selected as "Miss Ohio"
In competition in Cleveland. Tha
Atlantic City pageant open. Sep
tember 6.
John Crowley and wife
A New York WPA worker and World war veteran, John Crowley,
shown with his wife, above; has offered one of his healthy eyes to
little Helalne Judith Colan, Chicago's "glioma" baby, now in New
York for examination. The baby, whose left eye waa removed in a
life-death-bllndness decision three months ago, now may lose the
right eye.
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Much ha been written of the appointed New York sUU in-
hillbillies but little said about dus trial commissioner to succeed
their first cousins, the huljills, jamer p. Andrews, recently named
who chose as their queen pretty administrator of tha Federal Fair
Frances Crum when they held a Labor Standards act.
carnival at Durham, N C .
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Trio of well-known tournament golfers, left .to 'J"
Deal. N. J.: Johnny Revolta of . Chicago, and Sid Brew of South
.&MttTiii Cleveland whera they .eek UMXr first
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wynn on Iwneymoosi : ,
When this picture was taken of Ed Wynn, well-known comedian,
and hi beautiful bride, Frieda MIerse, they were a happy honey- r.
mooning couple, but their romance ended with the announcement of
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nnttvl "nlttr and Wtm" mjoA desired Children Of her OWU.
Temporarily blinded, Sara Allen Mystery shrouds -the death of
f above), beaunxul Foluea girl, was uuu-
rushed from New York to Chicago He executive of Davenport, la,
where eye specialists prepared for who was f ound alain in her home,
an fjperaaorTThe beauty', second hf body Ut of her 14-year-
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marriage to Don watt, orcnestra
Jeadera. halted by her sudden JZ"
illness. "
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Kay Stammer.
The title "queen of the court
might well be bestowed upon
tunning Kay Stammers, British .
tennis star shown on arrival In
New York for the national cham
pionship at. Forest Hills next.
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Actlnr a pilot for hi heavenly host Father Divine. haOed a. -GodT
bV mfmben of Sa cult, .can tha shores of tha Hudson through a
SeSSS Tt? catch the first aight of -heaven", a retreat "UbUsbed
itliSSS Elbow, near the estate of President Roosevelt, for Father
. Divine and hi followers, '
Senator AJben W. Carkley hold. pres. coaferenes
An Informal pres. conference on the lawn of hi
estate near Paducah, Ky, was held by Senator
Alben W. Barkley, second from left, following his
victory over Gov. A. R. (Happy) Chandler in the
Democratic primary. Mention now is made or
Barkley as a 1940 presidential possibility.