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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1937)
FOURTEEN THE B O N N E V I L L E DAM C H R O N I C L E Scenes and Persons in the Current News FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1937 Having Swell Time: Wish We Were There While New Yorkers and Chicagoans are fanning themselves and watching the thermometer, arctic scenes prevail in some parts of Oregon. Here you see a snow plow hard at work on a 40-foot drift in the McKenzie pass high in the Cascade mountains. In some places dynamite is being 1—Culmination of the Eucharistic congress at Lisieux, France, as Cardinal Pacelli pronounced the bless used to reopen roads that have been blocked with snow since last fall. ing on the throng attending the inauguration of the new cathedral. 2—Members of the senate judiciary com mittee who drafted court bill following the defeat of President Roosevelt’s plan. Left to right, Senator King Socialite Back From Wild Life Hunt of Utah, Senator Austin of Vermont and Senator Burke of Nebraska. 3—Gen. Francisco Franco, who directed the most concentrated drive yet attempted by the rebel forces on Madrid. Marriage May Reunite the House of Bourbon Bronzed George Vanderbilt, twenty-three-year-old socialite, pictured aboard his yacht, Cressida, on his return from a 20,000-mile, six-month cruise in the South Seas during which he gathered about 20,000 wild-life specimens for the Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences. George is shown with Tag-Along, the tortoise-mascot he picked up on the Gala pagos islands. Prince Alvaro of Bourbon, Orleans, and his bride, Carla Delllno Parodi, just after their marriage in the Church of San Roberto Bellarmino in Rome. The wedding brought about the first formal appearance in six years of former King Alfonso and former Queen Victoria of Spain, stimulating reports that they are con sidering a reconciliation. They served as patrons for their cousin, Prince Bourbon-Orleans. Famous Father and Two-Year-Old Son Honorable Artillery Company Has Birthday Sir George Broadbridge, the lord mayor of London, inspects the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company An exclusive pose of John Jacob Astor and his two-year-old son, af America during a garden party in honor of the British Honourable Artillery Company on the four hundredth William Henry Astor, as they appeared in commune, on the steps of anniversary of its founding recently. The British company is one of the most exclusive regiments in England, “Chetwode,” their summer home at Newport, R. I. William Henry re rhe American company dates from 1638 when a group of planters in America who had been members of the cently celebrated his second birthday with his dad and mother, the for British company formed a similar regiment. mer Ellen Tuck French.
