Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 31, 1952, Page 8, Image 8

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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALUS, OREGON
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STILL HARMONIZIN G Mrs. Annie Tilth" He.
Donnelt. Mrs. Nellie "Hope" Daniels and Mrs. Nora "Charity" '
Murphy, left to right,at piano in New York. 34-year-old Marlboro,
Man triplets are enroute to Palisades Park, N. J, convention.
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i j nniv a nsninw jiKsnuin This Is ceremony at Brlndlil. Italy. In which It ThUnderJets
were presented to Italy by the Vnited States to bolster her aerial strength as part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation.
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HONOR PATRIOT SAINT President Vincent
Auriol and Dcfenso Minister Rene Pleven (nrarrit camera) stand
at flower-decked statue of Joan of Are In annual Paris ceremony.
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;N0 TIME FOR CLAMOR Colleen Kay Butchlns.
jWss'AnBrlea of 1952," trie to ret s spider monkey oat of her
haJLr where It landed dnrnii herrisit to Jincoin Park Zoo, ChJcafo.
SPILLED BUT UNDAUNTED Whip Comet and rider Gerald Mayer tumble to turf
after- last Jump in Frost Hunter Steeplechase at Nashville, Tenn. They arose to finish second."
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ADDS-NEW POST-
llenry H. Fowler. Administrator
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MARINE RESUSCITATIO NDlv,r Floyd Adam,
"walks" an exhausted tlirr shark to restore Its- "breathlni" at
Marlnrland, 81. Autustlne, Fla, Fish was exhausted durlni capture.
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.SEEKS TO EMULATE DAD carol' Ann Beery,
: left, daughter of the late screen star Wallace Beery, lunches with
i Eloise Koch in Hollywood as she starts her theatrical career.
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FAMILY DOCTOR
Dr. Percy G. Waller, 82. of New
Baltimore. N. Y., was named by
the Medical Society of New York
as the slate's outstanding gen
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NO CHANCE IN EXPRESSIO N This owl still appears sleepy as wings are spread,
;by Jerry McCrea, Vt, left, and Bobert Dukes, 14, after they captured the bird In Philadelphia.
LADY 'RETREAD' LL Marianne I. Nutt, World War
II pilot, makes a cockpit check under eye of IX James J. Dee dur
ing 15-day refresher course at Milcbel Air Force Base. New York.
(FIRST HAND INSPECTIO N President Truman stoops to inspect a Philippine
mahogany table presented to. White House by Ambassador Carlos Romulo to replace previous gift.
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QUICK.: CHANCE Annabelle Fltnnaurlce, amateur
race driver, has the assistance of Abe Goldberg In making a quick
tire change on her lightweight car on New York's Park Avenue.
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ENTER SERVICE OF PONTIFF Led by standard and sword-bearers, recruits lo
Pop'' Swiss Guards march into Belvedere courtyard at the Vatican for iwearing-in ceremony.' .'