Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 31, 1935, Page 17, Image 17

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DROP FOOD TO MAROONED MINERS
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ITALIAN TROOPS HEAD FOR ETHIOPIAN FRONT
PRESIDENT TO BE ENTERTAINED IN SAN DIEGO
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Using a parachute In lieu of a dumb waiter, these three members
of the United States Marine corps played the part of servants to 18
miners who were snowbound near Oroville, Calif. They loaded 400
pounds of fresh meat and 200 pounds of canned goods aboard their
plane at Oakland and dropped it on the snow near the miners. Left to
right: Lieut. Hdrold Brown, Lieut. Walter Kimball and Sat. John
Waege. (Associated Press Phot
Held In Canal Zcne Heads Hawaii Unit
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Blackshlrt militiamen are shown
at Rome Just before their train left
for Naples on the first leg cf trip
to Africa, where relations between
Italy and Ethiopia remained un
settled. Despite the war-like Intent
of their journey, the Mussolini men
seemed in high spirits. (Associated
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A corner of the picturesque Spanish patio In the house of hospitality at the California-Pacific Inters
national Exposition at San Oiego, Cal., where President Roosevelt will be officially received this sum
mer. Jhis buildina will be the social center of the exoosition. (Associated Press Photo)
TEN PERSONS DIE IN OIL WELL EXPLOSION
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Heather Spencoi (above), 27, was
reported held by Canal Zone police
for investigation as an "undesirable
person." She was taken into custody
In company with three men who
were held there on grand larceny
charges and wanted fnOakland.CaU
for an alleged $11,000 bunco game
played on Frank Rahn of Portland,
Ore. (Associated Press Photol
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POST'S SECOND ALTITUDE HOP FAILS
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Commander Ralph D. Weeybach
er (above), naval aircraft procure
ment officer, was ordered before a
board of inquiry by Secretary of
the Navy Swanson to explain a let
ter In which he was said to have
offered his services as a "technical
dviaor" to an aviation concern.
Twisted wreckage of an oil well explosion at St. George. Utah, which ripped a derrick from Its moor
ings and hurled it into a crowd of spectators. The blast, fatal to 10. occurred at niaht. (Associated Presr
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CARNERA DEFEATS IMPELLITTIERE
EXHAUSTED DOE FREEZES TO ICE
Col. Delos Emmons (above), vet
eran army aviator, has been appoint
ed commander of the 18th composite
wing, Uncle Sam's army air force In
Hawaii. (Associated Press Photo)
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Tspector James T. Berwick
fbove) was aclcdentally wounded
he was mistaken tor an ex-
Winer the police had prepared a
I'or In a Oakland, cal., park,
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Irother officers opened fire.
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The Los Angeles takeoff of Wiley Post on his second unsuccessful
ffort to fly to New York In the substratosphere. Post landed at Cleve
land, Ohio, when his supply of oxygen became too low to continue th
flight to ths Atlantic coast. (Associated Press Photo)
RESENTS VISIT OF PHOTOGRAPHER
Chancellor Kurt Schuschnlgg of
Austria Is In Paris on important
business, but France is seeing lit
tie of him. His comings and goings
are cloaked In secrecy to prevent
hostile demonstrations. (Associated
Press Photo)
In a clash of giants, Prlmo Camera won by a technical knockout In
the ninth over Ray Impetlittiere in a bout In New York. Camera (left)
and his foe are shown squaring off In the first round, (Associated
Pr-AKit Photnl
feSIDES AT LAMSON MURDER TRIAL
Stomach Upside Down
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Active Once More
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Olson of Spangle, Wash., saw a full-grown doo
resting on the ice of Loon lake and when they approached her she
did not move; but struggled when they attempted to pet her. They
discovered the deer was frozen fast. It was believed she had exhausted
herself trying to gain solid footing, and then fell. The Olsons freed
the animal. The doe ran away as they reached shore with her. (Asso
ciated Press Photo
BUILDINGS WRECKED, 4 DIE IN BLAST
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Notice how the bristles of Mrs. Bus 8corfa stand on end as the
cameraman Invades her domain to snap her and the four little off.
spring In Seattle, Wash. Mrs. 8us 8corfa In everyday language i
European wild pig, (Associated Press Photo
Building New Army
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udae Robert R. Syer trial judge In the Dav.d Lamson wife murder
in San Jose, Cl.. pictured at nil desk durinp, a recess of the cast.
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James Nielson, 13, San Jose, Cal.,
ooy, has a reason for his smile. Dr.
Philemon E. Truesdale. the surgeon
who corrected the diaphamatle con
dition of Alice Jane McHenry, has
told the boys parents he will give
Jimmy a free operation at the Fall
River, Mass., hospital If Jimmy's
folks can finance the trip. Their
funds virtually exhausted from pay
ing doctor bills for the lad, the par
ents are being assisted by towns
ptopie, (Associated Press Photo)
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Carrie Chapman Catt (above), at
:he age of 76, has returned to her
old role as equal rights crusader.
She will sail for Turkey at the head
3f a United States delegation of ten
women to attend the Twelfth Con
gress of the Interne. ionsl Alliance
of Women for Fjqual Suffrage and
Equal Citizenship to meet In Instarv
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Police, firemen and volunteers shown hunting for victims In the
wreckage of one of two buildings destroyed by a gas explosion In Ed
wardsville, Pa. Four persons were killed and 13 Injured. CAssooiated
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A Isrgo candle rsprsssnted the
first 100 years and seven little ones
th rsst of Edward McQinley's life
when he celebrated his 107th birth
day at the Arliona Pioneers' horns
In Prescott. (Associated Pr
Photo)
As defense minister in the Hitler
government, Gen. Werner von Blom
berg (above) was framinj ths con
scription measure to create Ger
many's new army. He was watch
ing troop maneuvers when this pic
ture was taken, (Associated Press
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