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New Deal Scored
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World-Famed Gem in New Fair
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President Roosevelt's athletic young son, Franklin, Jr, Is a candi
date for the Harvard freshman crew. He Is shown at right, helping to
lug out a shell for a practice drill on the Charles river at Cambridge,
Mass. (Associated Press Photo)
TEXAS BAD MAN CAPTURED
Irish Village for New World's
Fair. One of the principal features
sf this village, nestling In the quaint
beauty of Its native heath, will be
historic Tara Hall, at the right of
the picture. A. Chester Danforth,
artist, has placed special stress orq yellow book of Lecan. Located on
this building, It being constructed
In minute detail similar to the gath
erlng place of the old Irish chief
tains from plans recorded In th
the street of foreign villages, It will
be visited by millions after the Fair
opens In Chicago May 26
FOUR DIE IN ILLINOIS CRASH OF ICE-COATED PLANE
Speaking In New York at his In
auguration as president of the Na
tlonal Republican club. Col. Theo
dore Roosevelt (above) denounced
the Mnew deal" regime of his difr
tant cousin, the President, as "re
actionary and un-American." (A
soclated Press Photo)
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Raymond Hamilton (seated, left), 20-year-old escaped Texas con
vict who has been a key man In the Clyde Barrow crime organization,
was captured near Sherman, Tex., with T. R. Brooks (seated, right), a
vagrant who aided Hamilton In his last bank robbery. Texas authorl.
ties planned to convict Hamilton under the habitual criminal act and
If possible send him to the electric chair. (Associated Press Photo)
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You can hardly btame Miit Char
lalna Tucker for looking haooy. for
ha It wearing the famed Maxi
milian diamond, a 42-carat o11
talre. valued at $150,000. It It part
of the diamond exhibit at tho new
World'i Fair which opens In Chicaj
go May 26. Negotiations are under
way to bring some of the Russian
crown Jewels to the Fair.
SOUGHT AS OUTLAW KILLERS
Four persons were killed near Petersburg, III, when a St. Louls-to-Chlcago American Airways plane
crashed at night in a blinding blizzard. This was the wreckage of the Ice-coated monoplane in a farm field,
(Associated Press Photo
Glenn Horn, 19, was given an
ven chance to recover after he had
attempted to commit suicide In the
basement of the Frank Flleder
home at Erland's Point, near Brem
erton, Wash. The youth had been
deputized to guard the building
after the discovery of six murders
In the house and authorities thought
memories of the massacre Influenc
ed his action. (Associated Press
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Two of the men sought with the John Dllllnger band of killers art
Tommy Carroll (left), St. Paul bank robber believed to be one of the
latest recruits to the outlaw gang, and George "Baby Face" Nelson
(right), Dllllnger henchman who was Identified as the gunman who
shot and killed W, Carter Baum, a federal agent, In one of the skir
mishes near Mercer. Wis. (Associated Press Photo
CUBAN TROOPS FIRE ON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
GIRL CREW ROWS FOR BEAUTY
NEW STREAMLINE TRAIN READY FOR FAST TRAVEL
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K' ' wZz,H' rtlM 'S3S! fMSA . 3MB I Here Is an actual scene In the early May riot In Havana showing high school boys and girls cower-
2.,., . s mwJTA' '4(! 1 . 47 6; fw A . ftj)' JU1&" " " Ing before the gunfire of Cuban soldiers. One student was slain and rive were wounded In the disturb--
Stt. fX4, "WssoS fcvi I k-j, iV ? Si" , , ance which has had many repercussions Including a call for a 48-hour Island-wldo strike, i The student
. It ifti -S.' 'V1 shown at the extreme left wis one of thoss serlouslv wounded. (Associated Press Photo)
feill ?T ; LEAD REVOLT AGAINST VOLIV A
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The nation's first Diesel electric streamline train, shown here, was formally christened I In .a Phlldel- v( " . 2 & 15 J n, j i(t. .f.,.
Phla ceremony attended by some of America's leading Industrialists. Built for use by the Chicago. Bur- f vV it v I . ,',1 iL'?"' tfV J ''fYv
JAPANESE ..GIRLS LEARN ART OF FIGHTING ! jf$r, ' 1 1 U.'R:- jKi
p- , . i high school are health, poise and grace. The feminine eight does not i ur ik-fr Nll4 1 -T s?ttfs i " Jj , ! fl
Tmm, v enter competitive events as their coach believes speed races are too JTZr V A I M I i ."Wti S f , , lH ,'J
' - :' -...; strenuous for them. (Associated Pres. Phntnl r ' f VA W f W-WT 1 , fi ... H
1 1 (', h.rrrMr---- ' spends iooo hours building model jt , w-'jvljj
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ELM' ' .1 I V .w '-C(2rr - V-i V. ? -V Ben Hammer. ,,. of Pa.ad.na. Cs... with hi. comol.t.d mo.., o, . I - . L!
. . . i ii.. i. TnWn sr. shown receiving Instructions In machine
Members of the Women's Patriotic Association n Tokyo ,h n ,r, drelieij B ,leld
"n operations by soldiers of the third Infantry regiment. The amaionsof ineori.m
Ben Hammer, 19, of Pasadena, Cal., with his completed model of s
navy amphibian plans. The model has wing spread of 67', Inches
and weighs 10', pounds. It has demountable cowling, rstractabls
wheels, movable ailerons, Instrument board and adjustable stabilizer
operated from the cockpit. There is also a mschlne gun mounted on It
Young Hammer spent 1000 houn completing the model, (Associated
Press Photo)
Ben Eastman, former Stanford
440-yard runner and holder of the
rscognlted record for that distance,
plans to run In the Fresno, Cal, re
lays. (Associated Press Photo)
Leaders in the rsbeillon against the rule of Wilbur Qlsnn Vollva
In the religious colony of Zlon, III., were Onlas W. Farley and his wife
(above). Farley wae named president of the school board. In compe
tition with Vollva's candldste. In repriaal. Vollva closed the town's
parochial achoole. Mrs, Farley created a sensation by appearing In
front of Vollva's apartment and denouncing him In I sidewalk speech.
(Associated Press Phota)
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