El Heraldo De Brownsville (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 126, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 27, 1934 Page: 8 of 12
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World Events of Today Told in Pictures
Annette’s All in a Lather; Heaviest of Dionnes Now
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Little Annette Dionne is ell exuberance poised to go right away from there but she won t escape from
her nurse till she’s been scrubbed to a rosy hue part of the unfailing routine through which the quin»
teplets go every day in their hospital-home in Corbeit Ont. Annette can be pardoned for bubbling
with joy. for the ether day she tipped the scales at 11 pounds 2% ounces to pass Yvonne long tba j
heaviest of the babies in the quintuplets* weight race.
Soviet ‘Brain Trust’ Celebrates 17 Years of Rule
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The "brain trust” which guides the destinies of Soviet Russia is shown in this unusual picture
taken recently as the government leaders stood on the tribune of the Lenin mausoleum in Moscow
while K. E. Voroshilov army commander addressed troops and civilians in Red Square on the
17th anniversary of the revolution. Left to right are A. A. Andreyev land transport commissar:
Joseph Stalin. Communist party secretary general real ruler of Russia; Lazar Kaganovich senator
governor of Moscow; Voroshilov war and marine commissar. V. M. Molotov chairman union coun-
cil of people's commissars; a. V. Zhdanov a S. Yenukidze and Michael Kalinin one of the chair-
- men of the union central executive committee.
Mothers Battling for Cigarette Millions
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Walter K. Henry (left) 62 to being held in Baltimore Md. on charges
of sending letter to Daniel Willard president of B. A O. Ry. threatening
Mm with death if 16000 railroad workers were not re-employed by the
” company. Authorities declass he confessed.
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Hates War But—
Rep. Charles A. Eaton (N. J.)» or-
dained Baptist minister who is mem-
ber of the House Foreign Affairs
Committee considers himself paci-
fist but—“I hate war but I don’t
believe the day is here when we
should not be prepared to take cars
of ourselves l am here to fight for
the largest navy” he told Society oi
Naval Engineers inNew York. „
Mothers of the two children of Smith Reynolds tote heir te 125000000 tobacco fortone haw gone to
court in Winston-Salem N. C. in fight over estate which include mansion
Holman Reynolds (right) seeks entire fortune for her son with exception of $500000 grant to daughter
«t the first Mrs. Reynolds (toft). Anne Cann^Reynold^Meanwhito Ijbbj Holman B«MMrisa£pcaa>
Mrs. Theodore H. Sherman
This 40-year-old Cincinnati mother
of six Mrs. Theodore H. Sherman
is held in Indianapolis as accessory
to the murder of Bert F. Callahan
wealthy realtor slain in his In-
dianapolis home last April. Police
are searching for Charles Streeton
onetime companion of Mra. Sherman.
Willard
Chief of Staff Candidates
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Joseph P. Kennedy likes water but
no watered stock. The chairman of
the Federal Securities Commisaioi
was snapped at the Chamber
Commerce in Boston where
promised that all fraudulent enter-
prises were going to be eradicat'J
and way cleared for business to
<&ed full steam ahead.
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David Lamson. former Stanford
University press executive as he
leaves the death house in San
Quentin prison on his way to
San Jose Jail where he will
await a new trial granted by the
state supreme court on the
charge of murdering his wife.
Royalty Prepares for Duke of Kent’s Wedding
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Nearly a score of royal nerson-
ages will attend the wedding of
the Duke of Kent of England and
Princess Marina of Greece in Lon
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don Nov. 29. Among the most
prominent are the parents of the
bride and bridegroom shown at
left and right and the rules of
Norway and Denmark. Alto
above is a reproduction of th*
wedding invitations being issued)
to the royalty of the world.
Slated for Chief of Staff
They’ll Meet Roosevelt at Feast
Maj. Gen. Fmnk R. MeCoj here shown in closeup and in the field is con-
sidered to be the likely successor to Mai. Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur as
chief of staff of the Army. Gen. McCoy is admittedly the best informed
officer in the Army on Far Eastern affairs. Gen. MacArthur wishes w
be named to succeed himself.
This trio will bo at the Thanksgiving dinner over which President
Roosevelt will preside at Warm Springs Ga. but the turkey doesn’t
know it yet. That’s why he poses so Jauntily with Mary Grimley 5
and Mary Elisabeth Rankle patients at the Warm Springs Founda-
tion in the Georgia town where the president is vacationing.
WESTMINSTER ABBEY
“CINDERELLA’S CARRIAGE”
"CINDERELLA’S CASTLE"
Royal houses will stage their most impressive pageant in 20 years as
George Duke of Kent son of King George V and Marina virtually
penniless Greek princess are married in Westminster Abbey by the Arch*
bishops of York and Canterbury in an Anglican ceremony and by the
Greek Orthodog bishop of London in an eastern church rite. Historic
royal coach wfll carry the couple through throngs waiting in street* and
»1T".far MlficatUm of common‘s
But after the show is over and a honeymoon is spent in country they'll
down just like other couples in a prosaio London house shown
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