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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1935)
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER New Destroyer Is Commissioned FIRE HaíMARRieD —i îiftôlê iS A "3 * ____ pUHtfU ’■ -, ' #own i B ií 1—Flags of the thirteen original states carried ns the Pennsylvania Sons of the Revolution dedicated nt Volley Forge a replica of one of the hula occupied by Pennsylvania troops In ttie winter of 1777-78. 2—Single women of Boston peacefully picketing emergency relief headquarters. 3—Vice President Garner administering the oath to Rush D. Holt of West Virginia who took tils seat In the acuate on reaching the constitutional age of thirty years. Win Agricultural Scholarships Here arc Ruth ladiniann of Zumbrota, Minn., and James W. Potts of Aspermont, Texas, winners of the Payne Fund fellowships for 1035-36. The award consists of $1,000 each with which they arc to study for nine months at the Department of Agriculture In Washington. These fellow ships are awarded each year for outstanding 4 I! club achievements. Scene nt the Brooklyn navy yard as the United States flag was raised on the U. 8. 8. Dale after this newest destroyer wns placed in commission. The vessel, of J,500 tons displacement, 341 feet long and costing $4,0(10,000, was turned over to Commander William A. Corn. Diplomas for Graduates in Anti-Crime Group of boys from the lower East Side of New York city receiving in Washington from J. Edgar Hoover, chief of the bureau of Investigation of the Department of Justice, the emblem of their graduation from the Boys’ Anti-Crime council, a project of the University Settlement of New York city. It marks the first orga nized effort to decrease crime by specific Instruction in the government's machinery to defeat criminal aims. ESSAYIST HONORED Step Right Up and Tell the Time These five Democratic senators hnve banded together to squelch Sen ator Huey Long of Louisiana If he gets too annoying. They are, left tc right: Joseph F. Guffey of Pennsylvania, Edward R. Burke of Nebraska, I^wls B. Schwellenbach of Washington, Sherman Minton of Indiaua and A. Harry Moore of New Jersey. The natives of Wnlla Walin, Wash., nre so sunny weather that they have designed this public square. Anyone wishing to know the center dot and looks at his shadow, which proud of their consistently large "sun clock" on the time of day steps on the serves as an hour hand. Miss Agnes Reppller, denn of American essayists nnd prominent biographer, who was given the hon orary degree of doctor of letters by Air-Mail Pilot’. Mileage Princeton university. She Is the An air mall pilot, Judging from second woman to he so honored by Princeton In its existence of nearly official records. Is safe for 2,000,- 000 miles of traveling. 200 years. Alaska a Territory Alaska is a territory, not 1 state, and therefore Is not entitled to a representative in the senate.
