DAKOTA COURT ORDERS OLSON TO SUCCEED LANGER
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In tht most chaotic condition that ever confronted North Dakota, the state's supreme court supple
mented Its decision ousting William Langer (left) from the governorship by an order that Langer deliver
to Ole H. Olson (right) the office of governor. Langer had defied the court by Invoking martial law
throughout the state. National guardsmen guarded the skyscraper statehouse (above) at Bismarck, and
stood In readiness to prevent violence. (Associated Press Photos!
HITLER TAKES 'TIME OUT' IN MOUNTAIN RETREAT
In marked contrast to bloody scenes in Germany's "second revolution," this quiet retreat In the
Bavarian Alps Is Chancellor Adolf Hitler's holiday home. After the most turbulent week of the nazl
regime, Httler ordered a political truce and set an example of outward calmness by retiring to this houss
near Berchtesaaden. At right Is the nazi flag. (Associated Press Photo) t
PLEA DENIED; ALL FACE DEATH
The last minute statement of Vincent Saetta (lower right) exoner.
itlng Mrs. Anna Antonio of the Insurance murder of her husband,
failed to bring her a new trial and now she and Saetta and Sam Feracl
(upper right) face death In the electric chair at Sing 8lng prison,
(Asoclated Press Photoet
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Backs Olson
Adjutant General Earls Searlei
(above) of the North Dakota na
tional guard said he would stand
behind Lieut. Gov. Ole H. Olson as
acting governor of the state. (Asso
ciated Press Photo
Tells Of Beating
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Irene Franklin, musical comedy
star, on the witness stand tn a Los
Angeles court, testifying that Law
fence Thomas, houseboy. beat her
with a wfnt ug and telephone. She
also stated her husband was beat
en. 8he said the fight started when
her husband, Jerry Jarpegfn, refus
ed Lawrence the keys to his auto
mobile, (Assoclatec Press Photo)
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MEDFOD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, OREGON,
FIVE C. C. C. WORKERS DROWN AS
Thast unuiual picture, show th. start and tragic finish of a boat trip that cost th. lives of five Civil
ian Conservation camp workers at Providence, N. Y. The boat, which carried eight men, Is shown above
as It was pushed out to cross Round Pond. It capsized out In the pond and below the three survivors are
shown. Two of them, Harrington Clanahan, and Harry Shubert are clinging to It after It overturned)
while the third, Walter Morris (left), Is swimming to shore. The dead are Earnest Brooks, William H.
Havens. Gerald Lynch, Edgar J. Van Villiard and Fred Rothfuss. (Associated Press Photos)
Jails Defiant Clergy
Secret police were reported Ir
Berlin to have arrested a large num.
ber of clergymen who assumed s
defiant attitude toward the author
Ity of Reichsbishop Ludwlg Mueller
(above) as dictator of the Evan
gellcal church In Germany. (Asso
slated Press Photol
Recalled To Berlin
The German mlnlstsr to Austria,
Dr. curt Rernt (aoova), was re
called for his unauthorized inter
vention In the Vienna crisis. (Asso
ciated Press Photo'
mrs. Norman Kerry filed suit In
a Los Angeles court for a divorce
from Norman Kerry, screen actor.
They were arried in November,
1932. (Associated Press Photo)
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Edgar L. Q. Prochnlk (above),
ustrlan minister to the United
States, predicts the end of the nazl
movement In Austria as a result of
the assassination of Chancellor
Oollfuss. (Associated Press Photo)
Balks Blackmail Plot
Col. Henry Huddleston Rogers
(above), Standard Oil multl-mll-lionalre
and father of the former
MIHIcent Rogere, was the Intended
victim of a blackmail extortion plot
by a former chauffeur for the oil
king. New Vork police aald the
chauffeur, John Cvanlga, confessed
when arrested. (Associated Press
Photo!
Dr. Paul 8eg, formerly with the
University of Pittsburgh, at he ar
rived In Seattle to assume the
presidency of the University of
Washington. (Associated Press
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Raging In the hills above Pasadena and Altadena a forest fire
valued at more than $2,000,000. More than 3000 men fought the blaze
In the California mountains. (Associated Press Photo
Remorse Grips Youth
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Louis Ruds Payne, 21, on trial In
Los Angeles for the hatchet murder
of his mother and brother broke
down In court aa he heard testi
mony describing the blows and frac
tures responsible for the two deaths.
He Is pictured In court. (Assoelatsd
Press Photo)
Given Appointment
Dr. Bruce Baxter (above), dean
of the school of religion at the Uni
versity of Southern California, has
been elected president of William
ette univeretty In 8ilem, Ore, (As
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WOMAN SENTENCED TO HANG
A candid camera photo of Mrs. Nellie Madleon, 39-year-old former
Montana cowgirl, hearing herself sentenced to death In a Lot Angelea
courtroom following conviction of killing her husband, Eric Madison,
film atudlo cafe manager and auditor, last spring. Mr). Madison stood
without any show of emotion at the side of her attorney, Joseph Ryan
(Associated PressPhotol
DESTROYS MOUNTAIN CABINS
KEEPS COOL WITH 'WRIST WATCH'
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ba placed In a wrlat watch device to keep a person cool regardleaa of
what the thermometer saya. Miss Susie Cottingham o Lafayette, Ind,
la shown wsarlng the gadget, while a closeup of the pellet Is shown In
the Inset, (Associated Press Photos
TEXAS DESPERADOES SOUGHT
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8ought throughout the southwest are two of that area's badmen,
Raymond Hamilton fleft) and "Blachle" Thompson (right), two of the.
three condemned murderers who escaped from he Texas state peni
tentiary at Huntiville. (Associated Prist Photoai
destroyed timber and watershed.
which burned many summer cablne
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