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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1934)
- i J 'i i j i ! ) f 'w- rn -yl Sci Leon C. Marshall srW,T J J . D. Whlteald. 1 rV ' v s. 5S5T l MEDFORD MAIL TRIBU"E, MEDFOKD, OREGON, Clay Williams Sidney Hlllman In President Roosevelt's reorganization of ths NRA, Donald R. Rlchberg (center) emerged as the new top man 4n the Industrial recovery drive. He heads a new Industrial emergency committee of six which will outline policies for the revamped NRA. Members of the NRA's new administrative agency, to be known as the national industrial recovery board, Include Leon C. Marshall (upper left), former Johns Hopkins law professor; Clay Williams (lower left), North Carolina tobacco manufacturer; A. O. Whiteside (upper right), publisher of financial data; Sidney Hlllman (lower right), president of ths Amalgamated Clothing Workers union. (Associated Press Photos Richberg picture by Blank & Stoller. Inc. I ARTIST'S BIRD'SEYE OF BAY-BUILT FAIRSITE Here Is an artist's conception if how San Francisco's proposed fair to commemorate the completion of two large bridges In 1938 would look from the air If shoals off Yerba Buena (Goat) Island In the bay were filled in and used as the sita as proposed. (Associated Press Photo) THIS DISC IS MAN'S GREATEST CREATION IN GLASS 7 9 y.-V- Si: . . . T j. . f NrMfCU If Th. b,n,,i nlrea of alass ever cast by man is this ZQO-lncn telescope disc, poured at Corning, N. Y, last Ma , iu.S7f.flSd"mi'V7 Inches thick and weigh. 20 ton. It I. shaped I Hi,, a apple with a hols in the center. Standing on It are Dr. George V. McCauley (left) and Dr. J. C. Hosteller. who directed Ut production. (Asaoelatad Pre Photo BONES HAMILTON LEADS INDIANS TO VICTORY i j - : " -.ix-J' T'ti." .5 - &jrZ' 'y 1 1 ' """ ' ' " " ' ' "'" i . , a ka ia to which Nortnwtstern niioMitn inornnin s ncaiKins iaai Stanford University retrieved '"'"',, Hin0l, 20 to 0 at Palo Alto Oct, 1J. Bones Hamilton, year by beating ths Purple Jerseyeo gno ' carried the brunt of ths Stanford offensive. Ht substituting for Stanford's star fullbacK, BODoy J (Associated Press PhotoJ " " " Is shown her. scoring touchdown In ths second quan.. j . . PENCIL STUDY OF LINDBERGH KIDNAP CASE SUSPECT ' tar f i.v' w I; GOLFERS LEAVE FOR MELBOURNE Craig Wood (left) and his bride, Jacqueline Valentine, New York society girl and Ky Laffoon, ar. shown aboard th. liner Mariposa aa they sailed for Australia from Los Angeles to entor th. C.ntenary tournament. (Associated Press Photo) Arizona Candidate Above is a striking study by an Associated Press staff artlat of Bruno Richard Hauptmann, arrested . In connection with the Lindbergh kidnaping case and arraigned on charges of extortion. SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS LAMSON Ask, Indugtr;ai Peace A t "X Thomai H. Maddock, Republican nominee for governor of Arizona to oppoae Governor B. B. Moeur. in cumbent Democratic nominee for the November election. (Ateociated Preae Photo . . pYt " f j - ; I Slw NRA Administrator n fy ' f I v II I ' M if' j V II President Roosevelt Is shown ai i.snrift 1 -" President Roosevelt Is shown ai he spoke to th. nation from Wash Ington In ths "fireside chat'! In which ha said hs would confer with capital and labor group, soon with . vl.w to achi.vlng a "trial p.rlod of Industrial peace." (Assoclatsd Press Photnt California's supreme court ail but dismissed the charge of murder against David A. Lamson, Stanford press executive, when it set aalde his conviction under which he had been sentenced to death for th. alleged elaylng of his wife, Allene. Harry McKenzle, detendant'e at torney, Dr. Margaret Lamson, the accused's sister who loyally rallied to hi. support and Lamson posed for this picture after th. high court's verdict had been received. (Associated Press Photo) Miss Rona Hanna Is ths only woman state NRA head In the na tion. She waa named to the New Mexico post to succeed J J. Demp y who took th. democratle con jrssslonal nomination. (Associated res. Photo WIDOWED QUEEN AT MARSEILLE 4 rtS2 1 ' : V 1 r if,, ''" eLatAt-2Ai .ijamjm',a.M w?isi.!r:.'-.A--lM Apparently Lynwood "Schoolboy" Row. wa. doln" all right, .v.r though h. got no better than an .van break In hi. world eeries pitch Ing efforte, for Edna married him. Here'e the famoua young Detroll pitcher and hie brld., th. former Edna M. ry Sl-innir 0! I'l Lor.ido Ark In a "clutch" but not th. kind baeeball writer, writ, about (Associated Pjm PhotcJ Queen Maria of Yugoslavia Is shown aft.r her arrival In Marseille, wh.r. her consort, King Alexsnder, wa. slain by an asassln. Later fih. lolned her 11.year old .on, now King Peter II, In Paris for thslr return trip to Belgrade. (Associated Pres. Photo Bartlan. Transmis sion via. Wast.rn Union cables) On Railroad Board Q. H. Oram, Boles, Ida., who waa named by the order of railroad con ductors to membership on th. na tional railroad adjustment board. (Associated Prees Photo) . Yugoslavian Regent ........ ' 1 7 -J Th. will of th. .lain King Alex, ander of Yugoslsvia named his eou sin. Prince Paul (above), aa on. member of the thr.e-man regency, eouncll to aerv. during th. r.lgn of th. nation', new boy-ktng, Peter II. (Assoclatsd Press Photo) Jurists Plead For Him' Member, of th. California Su. pram, court mad. p.rsonal plsaat. Governor Frank Merrlam to com mute th. d.ath aentenc. Imposed on Charlea O. Tedesco (abovs) foi th. killing of John W. Whitehead., shoemaker In Los Angeles, July 18, 1932. The ludges .xpressed etrong doubts as to his guilt (Associated Pres. Photo) A
