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SPONSORS LINDBERGH REWARD
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CROWDS SEE HEARSE BEAR BABY'S BODY AWAY
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Crowd, thronged the street, near the morgue In Trenton, N. J., from which the bodyoVthoLl'nTberah
S .hort'tlm. b"'or Wn th h"r" leaV'nB th9 bU"dlnB- Co'- Llndberh had vl.lt.d th. mgu.
HPFAM Fl tfo X7itu uic nroirrnr. Doing Nicely, Thanks
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Emereon L. Richards, republican majority leader In the New
Jeraey atate aenate, reading hie bill before the membera. It empowered
Gov. A. Harry Moore to order a reward of $25,000 for Information lead
ing to the apprehension of the kldnapera and alayera of the Lindbergh
eaoy.
i Ambition Realized
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Mre. Theodore Rootevelt ar,
widow of the late president, la
shown aboard ahlp aa she returned
from trip to Europa.
Queen Of Health
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Lou Relchera (center) of Arlington, N. J, who was rescued off the
southern coast of Ireland after hla plane was forced down In an at.
tempted transatlantic flight, Is shown with Capt. George Fried (left)
commander of the ehip which rescued him, and Chief Officer Harry
MannfnQ.
DESIGN FOR BRYAN MEMORIAL
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When Paulina Prrdertck took a
chorua girl Job In Boaton In 1902
her burning ambition was to dlreot
playa Inatead of act them. Now aha
fa celebrating her thirtieth year on
the stage by directing a Broadway
oroductlon.
Joins Circus
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Baby giraffes are something of a
novelty In these United 8tatea, but
here's a new arrival at New York's
Bronx zoo with hla mother.
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Ratings of a perfect physique, Mrs. Elisabeth Cobb Chapman
Ideal carriage, and beat posture Brody, 28-year-old daughter of Irving
won for Dorcllle Wyrlck, 14-year- 8. Cobb, author, has been lured to
eld Leavenworth, Kas., school girl, the sawdust trail. She will make her j.aocioied mil I'ioio
th title of "queen of health at first professional appearance in Gution Borglum, noted eeulptor, putting the final touches on hla
the annual University of Kansas Washington with a horseback riding deelgn for the proposed memorial In honor of William Jennings Bryan,
playday. act The status will be erected In Washington not far from the capltol.
FIRST LADY TAKES LITTLE FRIENDS TO CIRCUS
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Adrlenre Ames, motion picture
actress, lunches on a eandwlch after
s swim at the film colony'e ocean
playground at Mallbu Beach, Cal
IT'S NOT A GAME JUST PRACTICE FOR OLYMPICS
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TMi la not a circus atunt, but three welght-llftera who aspire to win honors In this summer's Olympic
games. They're shown In training at Ocean Park, Cal. Left to right: Jerre Kingsbury, captain of the Lot
Angeles Athletic club's weight-lifting team; Maurice Aroff, Junior national light heavyweight, and Sam
Ormont, light heavvweloht.
Fly, Fly, Fly
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JAPANESE SLUGGER MEETS YANKS
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Ml want to fly, fly, fly." said Mile.
Elvy Kalep of Revat, Estonia, as
she arrived In New York to see
America by air, meet American
pilots and buy one of the latest types
of American planes. She learned to
fly a year and a half ago and has
Down over Europe and Africa.
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8akae NakaJIma, called "the Babe Ruth of Japan," Is shown with
two American contemporary sluggers, Babe Ruth (left) and Lou Gehrig
of the New York Yankees, when the Rlkklo university team of Tokyo,
of which NakaJIma Is centerfielder, was a guest of the New York club,
G. O. P. SLUGGERS GET READY FOR DEMOCRATS
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Republican representatives turned out for a bit of sand lot practice In ,.n.n,. . fci. k...k.n
gam. with democratic member, of the house. Betting odd, ffi
Is Representative carter of Wyoming. Led to right: Representatives Mouser of Ohio John.on nfh
Dakota; Arentz Nevada; Brumm, Pennsylvania; Bachm.n, W.s, SS ?o nt cWlthrow
Wisconsin;. Andrews, New York; Lambertson, Kansas; Guyer, Kansas and Carter. Wyoming '
ROYALTY AT FUNERAL OF FRENCH PRESIDENT
FIRST AIRPLANE LANDS ON GLACIER
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Aoeompanled by .on. and daughters of White House efflclals, Hn. Hoover and Mr Dolly Curtis
G.nn attended th. circus n Washington. Her, I. th. p.rty In th. animal tent. Left to right: Russell
I". TmS' ,h,nrv' feh.! Fr.neh Strother. Jr, .on of th. Pre.ldsnt's secretary; Pstiy .nd Billy
Butler, children of Mrs. Hoov.r'. ..cr.t.ry; John N.wton, .on of th. Prs.ld.nt's .ecret.ry: Wrfc Hoovir.
Jos Crosson, veteran aviator, and scientists on Muldrow glacisr,
Mt. McKlnfey. Alaska. The ecientlsts ar. there to etudy coemlo rayt
Crosson, In I ky-o,ulpped plane, mi th firjt pilot to set down on th.
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Representatives of 40 nations attended the funsril iBrir.. t r '"ri'"' P'tst p0(e
of assassin', bullsts. Here nr. some of t,is notables on th. .t.n. IZ. "oum".(" Fr"e. victim
Pelglans Is second from th. left, then M. Albert Lebrun, new oresld.n. . r . . 3 A","', of
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