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Tht OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning:, August 23, 1938
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lew of the race, top, and Winner Robert Berger and dad
To Robert Berger. 14, of Nebraaka City, Neb, goe the $2,000 four
year college scholarship, top reward for winning the All-American
soap box derby at Akron, run before a crowd of 100.000 persona,
Berger was declared the winner in a photo-finish.
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Aagnst aftemooa Tcrsloa of September Mora
Torrid temperatures trilling trouble for this tiny toddler who took
advantage of a New York street sprinkler's arrival to have himself
a shower and cool off.
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Electrocuted lineman taken from tower
This dramatic picture was taken as the body of Lineman ftokert
Vaughan was removed from the high tension electric cable where ha
met his death near Sacramento, CaL More than 100,000 volts of
current shot through his body, burning him beyond recognition, when
he accidentally came in contact with the cable.
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- Dodge honeymoon eettags
Mrs. La urine Dodge, left
Cinderella bride of only two
weeks, Mrs. Laurine MacDonald
Dodge, now is a widow following
the death of her husband, Daniel
George Dodge, heir to a share in'
I the $9,000,000 automobile fortune,'
who was drowned in Georgian bay;
Ontario, Canada. Young Dodge
either jumped or fell from a mo
torboat while being taken to a
hospital for treatment after an
t accidental discharge of dynamite
had torn off his arm and frac
t tured his skull. The honeymoon
cabin at which the accident oe
curred is shown at top. Mrs,
Dodge la a former telephone oper
ator at Gore Bay.
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Csther Ana Walker, Clair James and Utxl rehlela
California has long extolled her fruit crop; and, Judgir.g by thes
three peaches, there must be reason to boast about the climate.
Claire James of Los Angsles, center, was chosen "Miss California
and Esther Ann Walker, It, and 23tsi Uthlein, right, were rurjer
cp at the tiie beauty contest at Venice.
; Lesley Hyde BIiley v
biggest "splurge of the social
earon Is expected to be the New
port, R. L, comln out party of
Ls!ey Hyde Ripley, debutante
dsrhtcr of Mr. arid Mrs. Henry.
B. H. Ripley, Kfio will be Intro
flussd to society at a supper dance
stlmated to cast $30,000,
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Dorothy Parker
This stunning young lady might
wen be called a capital beauty,
since she was chosen to represent
Washington, D. CL, In the nattonat
contest to select "Miss America"
at Atlantic City.
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Detective points te where bodies were found
Total of murders attributed to a crazed "torso killer" In Cleveland
was raised to 13 in the past three years when the decomposed bodies
of two more victims were found buried in a rock-filled dump near the
ahore of Lake Erie. In all 13 cases, the victims had been dismem
bered and several decapitated.
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Sally Clark and George Mclanahaa
January has been announced as the wedding date of Sally Clark
of N ah ant, Masa, eiater-ln-law of John Roosevelt, who Is to marry
George McTanahan of New York. Sally recently made her debut
in Boston as a night club singer.'
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Tag dragging Georgian bay for body of Daniel Dodgery"'
While an investlgaUon into the death of Daniel Dodge, heir to a
$9,000,000 motor fortune, was expected, rescue worker dragged
Georgian bay for the body of the young motor scion. Dodge drowned
in the bay near Little Current. Ontario, as he was being rushed by
speedboat to a hospital following serious injuries suffered by a dyna
mite explosion at his north woods camp. Dodge was honeymooning
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Otis James Meredith
Joba Conch
Death penalties wd be asked by the prosecution when Otis James
Meredith, left, and John Couch, right, ex-convicts, go on trial for the
kidnaping' of Peggy Cross and Daniel Fancy, socially-prominent St.
Louia residents. The two criminals were captured, near EQe, Minn,
after a gun battle with depntlea
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Canadian authorities were report
ed considering an investigation
into the death of 21-year-old Dan
iel Dodge, heir to the $9,000,000
automobile fortune, who was
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Hospital " at Mlndemoya, top;
Frank Vallquette, left
drowned in Georgian bay near the
Dodge summer camp while honey
mooning 'there with his bride of
two weeks, the former Laurine
MacDonald, now recovering in
Mindemoya hospital from injuries
sustained in the same blast which
led to Dodge's death. Frank
Vallquette, one of the camp work
ers, expressed the opinion that
Dodge fell overboard accidentally
while being taken by motorboat
to receive treatment for injuries
sustained when a stick of dyna
mite accidentally exploded. It
was first thought that he might
have Jumped, crazed by the pain.
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So engrossed was this little fellow in the business of keeping eoot
and completing his mud pie, that he didn't even look up when the
cameraman snapped his picture as an example of the way one tin
New Yorker kegt cooL
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Bira, Morton Downey and son Kevin
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Another Downey tenor makes bis debut in New York hospital He
is Kevin, five-and-one-half -pound son of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Dow
ney. (He is the Irish tenor and she is the former Barbara Bennett
of the Bennett family of stage and screen.) The child is the Dow-
". . neys fifth. .
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Secretary Perkins, Administrator Andrews and Clerk Gompera
Here Is Elmer Andrews, former labor adJhlnlstrator for New York
state, as he was being sworn in as administrator of the new federal
wage-hour program. Clerk Samuel Gompers, right, Is administering
the oath of office, witnessed by Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins.