LATE WORLD NEWS TOLD IN PICTURES
_ .THE TYPICAL McHENRY
SMILE—The traditional McHenry
ainile it being displayed by Fran
jets Jean McHenry, 14, a high
•ehool student at Sioux City, la.,
anda sister of 10-year-old Alyco
- Jane McHenry, who is recovering
at Fall River, Mass., from an
Operation_to right an inverted
stomach.
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PJVE THOUSAND YEARS OLD
—8umerian statues 6,000 years
•14 have bean placed on exhibi
tion in the Museum of the Ori
ental Institute of the University
afCMaago. They were discovered
bf the Iraq; expedition of the in
ititttta 26 miles from Bagdad.
C Here la one. This photo is by
permiailon of the Oriental Insti
tute of the University of Chicago.
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v BIG MEAL FOR AN ARTIFICIAL MAN—A transparent man
rith a scientific glass stomach is being fed by Alfred Sorensen dur
ig engineering and fine arts day at the University of Pennsylvania,
-i-" iu- V*. -i. —’ Philadelphia.
BOY BURIED AS HUNT FOR MORON SLAYER CONTINUED—Scene at the funeral of Richard
Streieher, of Ypsilanti, Mich., slain by a person police believed sex depraved, is pictured, with the boy’s
parents walking behind the casket.
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DIRIGIBLE TIED DOWN FOR THIS "CRUfSE”—-Brought out oT retirement of a hangar at Lakohurst,
N. J.h the dirigible Los Angeles is assigned to a new kind of cruise—tied down to a mooring mast for a
year to serve the navy as a training school for officers.
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UNEMPLOYED MARCH TO CAPITOL—Marching to the capitol in St. Paul, 5,000 Minnesota farmers
and laborers demand old age pensions, unemployment insurance and other relief legislation. One of the
leaders addresses the crowd on the steps of the capitol.
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TKOOPS CALLED IN' MEAT CUTTERS* STRIKE Strike of union meat cutter:
in Sioux tails, S. D., resulted in a call foi national Kuard.-m.-n. Part of a crowd of
in pickets outside the main Kate of tin plant is pictured.
at a packing plant
1.000 men and worn
A “GOING
AWAY" OUT
FIT — Maureen
O’S u 11 i v a n is
garbed in a smart
traveling costume
as she waits for a
plane at Holly
wood. The frock
is of cocoa rab
bit’s hair, which
is shot with gold
metal thread s.
Hat is of match
ing material.
HUNGER STRIKES—Demanding permanent relief, these women
were among many of their sex housed in a McAlester, Okla., court
room when more than 3.000 persons from Pittsburg county, Okla
homa, marched to McAlester. The hungry army, mostly unemployed
miners and their wives, refused to accept food offered by Gov. E. W.
Marland on condition they return to their homes
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l KKHOR IN CUBA—Persons arriving from Cuba tell of reign of
military terrorism against citizens, as revolt against regime of Presi
*K nt Mend iota rose. This photo shows guards in front of custom
Jipusc in Havana searching every passing citizen,
ANOTHER UPSIDE-DOWN STOMACH—Florence Babcok, ofBtl
Mile, Ont., also had to go to a hospital for the correction of an
side-down stomach.
WRECKS PLANE, SAVES LIVES—Col. Roscoe Turner's; skill u*|
pilot 6»ves him and two passengers from possible death when
weather forces hinr to land in Dover Village, 0. Photographed bel
side the damaged plane are, left to right, Don Young, mechanic.!
Turner and Frederick Benham of New York City.
TELLS OF CUBAN MA!*^
—Curios Hevia. «ho ^
dent of Cuba f*r thrt* £
192ft. and who now ha> «« ^
Havana to the United ’b#ttt
upon arrival at M,»iri 1 '“assacr«l
200 persons” had bet- ^
within two day* A ^
gime presumably ha' ri50ti
men from their horn- ' wert
—and their bode ‘
found >n atraetr. and