New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1926, Page 14

W_BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 192, HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY | il 5. Sheds Winter Cocoon ship to the ill-fated Shenandoah, is shedding her winter cover: ing at her Lakehurst (N. J.) hangar in preparation for her firs spring flight. Bottom Falls Out of River LIl river, near Sharon are unable to account for it. ied in the river bed. Plumb pth of 500 feet without touching The bottom is falling out of Springs, Kans., Photo shows th lines have been bottom. Auld Country’s Auld Fiddlers Smok and geologists eep crater fo dropped to a de Dana Yung Kwai Now for Tough ‘Pull Getting Ready for Spring Training hell all right," say off for the rowing an pull thid barge, they can pull a racin vania couches as 16 oarsmen push First Prize o i | voted the mo: class 10,000,000 Apples Eaten by Blaze brilliant man in h Coach Edward Stevens is trying to clear the water from the river in front of the Weld hoat- house in Boston, Mass., so the Harvard crew can start spring training. U. S. Delegates to the Arms Parley i Jefferson Arthur wore this dd to the Kinema 11, haked Covent garde »ndon, and Loss, $600,000. capturea first prize with it. Five, destroying the business distriet of Valley City, peacock 10,000,000 apples, contained in 50,000 barvels. Members of the American commission to the preliminary arms conference to be held May 17 under the auspices of the League of Nations at Geneva. Left to right: Rear Admiral Andrew T. Long, Mr. Marriner, High Gibson, Dorsey Richardson, Rear Ad- miral Hilary P. Jones, Captain Adolphus Andrews, Major General Dennis Nolan and Major George V. Stron. Bridge Carried Away by Ice on Flooded Allegheny River Two Years in Prison! Crazed by purported blackhand threats, the father of these four children barricaded his New Rochelle (N. Y.) home and forhid egress to members of his family. Neighbors investigated. Here, for the first time since 19214, Mary, 10; K atie, 6; Louis, 12, and Joe Sperucco, 1, bask in God's sunlight. Bit of Beauty from Greece Thousands of tons of ice horne downstream by the flooded Allegheny river at Franklin, Pa., exerted such tremendous pressure that this bi g steel bridge was broken in half and part of it swept away. The upper picture shows two s pans of the bridge lodged, upright, in an ice gorge some distance below their original locat ion. They overturned when first carried away, but later were set upright by the pressure. Below is what is left of the bridge, showing sev- eral spans still in position after the ice wrench ed the others away. Leading Them Home by Several Lengths Finish of the second heat of the Biscayne baby motorboat race at Miami Beach, Fla. This picturesque scene shows Paul Prigg of Miami leading the field home in his Biscayne baby. Prigg also finished first in the third heat, giving him the first leg on Governor Martin's challenge cup.