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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TIIURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1934.
High Spots in News Events of the Day Emphasized in Pictures
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SPANISH PRESIDENT AND SCENE OF BLOODY REVOLT
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8. A. Goldwalte (kneeling), formerly of Hawaii, was ordained
Buudhlst priest In the HongwanJI temple In Loi Angeles by Bishop K.
Masuyama (right), San Francisco, head of Buddhist organizations on
the American continent. Rev. Robert C. Clifton (left), lecturer on
Mahavana Buddhism, looks on. (Associated Press Photo)
DIZZY 'BEANED AS CARDS TRY .DOUBLE PLAY
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This remarkable action picture shows Dlity Dean slumping to the ground during the fourth game of the
world series ae ha was "beaned" by a ball thrown by Rogell of the Tigers. Dean, running for Davis, was
forced out at second base and was hit as Rogell threw to Greenberg In an attempt to put out Pepper Martin
at first (Associated Press Photo)
JST A LITTLE WORKOUT FOR NORMA
Vanderbilt Trial
Calls Marchioness
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Tha March loneia of Milford
Havtn (above), a cousin of King
George and named In the New York
trial for cuatody of 10 year-old
Gloria Laura Morgan Vanderbilt,
may make a hurried trip from Eng
land to appear aa a wltneaa for the
girl's mother, Mrs. Gloria Morgan
Vanderbilt. (Associated Press
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Hera's Norma, 250-pound pet lion, and Bert Nelson taking a little
exercise as part of the d.iy's activities In Los Angeles. Norma dellghta
In making savage leaps across the arena ending on her master's
shoulders. (Associated Press Photo)
NEW NRA BOARD MEMBERS HOLD FIRST MEETING
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.1 1 , . iT.fi.. i , , a i1, " ."" r""1,,,l"d National Industrial Recovery Administration
H.nd.r.oJ IiiT.,,!1 !'? W"h'""n-L" " "ht: Walter Hamilton, chairman of advisory council: l.eon
Henderson, director of research and planninji Blackwell Smith. a,.i,lant gendal counsel' S CMv W,l.
Iiams. chairman; Arthur Whiteside; Leon C. Ma, .hail. ,!.,, administrator for policy- and Sidney
Hillman, mtmbtr. of labor advisory board. lAssvtiatcd Pren Hliotm V 5 y
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Following secession In the north
east, bloody revolt In the far north
and bitter fighting in Madrid, Pre
mler Lerroux (above) of Spain pro
claimed martial law throughout thej
nation and rec.il led all colonial
troops from Morocco to defend tha
government. (Associated Press!
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Above Is pictured the national palace at Barcelona, center of the bloody uprising in Spain that led to
the attempted secession of Catalonia from the Spanish republic snd cost lives of hundreds of people.
Below is a characteristic study of Niceto Alcala Zamora, president of Spain, whose resignation was de
manded by revolutionary leaders. The map designates the cities in which the revolt flared with most
serious fosses and reveals the territory that comprises the state of Catalonia. (Associated Press Photos)
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These pictures help to tell the story of the phenomena of tha quintuplets born In Canada and the quad
ruplets born In Iowa. At top. nurses are shown feeding the four additions to the family of Mr- and Mrs.
Lawrence Wycoff, at Sac City. la. The -quads" have been numbered tc facilitate the rotation of their
meals. Below Is a self-explanatory scene at the barren farm home of the Dlonne quintuples near Callend-
r, Ont. Every day ia wash day at the home of the five baby girls whose fight for life has amazed science
(Associated Press Photo.
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The Marquis de la Falais do la Courdaye, husband of Constance
Bennett, film actress, arrived in Los Angeles in care of a special nurse
III from a strange malady and weakened by exposure in the wilds of
Indo-China where he filmed a motion picture. He Is shown leaving
the station with Miss Bennett. (Associated Press Photo)
CHURCH BECOMES POLITICAL HALL
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The Catholic cathedral (n Magdalena, Sonora, Mex., closed by gov
ernment order, is now used as a political party hall, library and dormi
tory. The cathedral Is shown after the change. Rumors of discontent
among the Yaqul Indians because of the change resulted In army re
inforcements being sent to Magdalena. (Associated Press Photo)
THREE INDICTED IN MAIL FRAUD CASE
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court of appeals. Mrs. Helen Werner (right), prominent In L os Any-sles
politics, and one other person were Indicted In Los Angeles on charqes
of conspiring to obstruct lustlce and commit bribery In the govern.
rAoci.rpp'nor.',' ,raud charBM In th ,ui petroieura
l Leads Revolution
WORLD SERIES NOTHING TO THEM
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Ons of the tenders in the sp-tmsh
revolution against the government
of Premier Lerrouxw.it M.irguerita
Nelkro (above), socialist deputy In
the Sn.Mn!sh cartes who cornminded
rebel forcts .it Oadajri. (AssocUt
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John C. "Blondy Ryan, the famous Infield conference ttender
credited with having talked the New York Giants tnto their iyjj base
ball championship, hasn't any winner's share of the late series
money to spend on his honeymoon, but he and his bride, the former
Kathleen Barry of Belmond. la., don't seem to be downhearted about
th.it little detail. The photographer caught them at breakfast in Syra
cuss, N, Y. Associated Cress PholoJ .
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sr. shown in their first photograph takeTtn Lo. Ann.,.'; L"'
were ,wo month, old. The, ,r. : benni, i-ha", ,7,' '2 hm'"
uancrosb, ,a .re held bv N .o.'