New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1929, Page 28

HEARING ENDS—L. to r. Margaret Sanger, Dr. Stone, Mrs. Brestwell, Antomette Field and Mrs. Marcella Sidelli, : . — Piréhhc‘)mgol defendants, await SALVAGE OF FLOOD—Young William Bair VEIGICL 35 e?,f.’e",%fi,'.’,ffii Newsreeg 1135 1O fear, of horse thieves as he crosses swollen 5 Kaw River near Forty Junction, Kansas, with ani- mals from his father's farmland, submerged by flood. - luternationnl Newsreel FORTUNE IN WHALE OIL—Whaler “Larsen” that carried Byrd party to New Zealand, puts into New York port with two large jaw bones of whales measuring over 100 feet long and 75,000 barrels of whale oil valued at $2,000,000. Internntional Newsreel Gt QUEST’ONEB‘_‘{W ]am; CONGRATS — Cannon, Jr., n 2 queri El?anor ASmith, by Congressman LaGuardia for women's endur reason why he returned from ance record hold- .3bl’03.fl on S. S. Olympic, a er, reads.congrat- wet" liner. Tatersationsl Newseecl ulatory messages at Freeport, L. 1, home following air feat. 1International Nowsreel 3 BRACE NOT WHAT IT USED TO BE—Hon. Harry A. Mackey, mayor of Philadelphia, is ghou-n putting the official O. K on Liberty Bell at Independence Hall, after it was reinforced with new race across top, engineers finding original braces showed signs of decay. Internationa) Newsreel WET WORK— Coast Guard offi- cial examining liquor seized in . i raid on two U. 3 ; S. liners, in big o g . V ANISHED—Dr. Charles G nxEes "".‘zm REWARDED—Milton J. Cross, radio announcer, . B;aqqti. millionaire New }?o;.:k drive ;‘7 1Y was presented with “good diction™ medal, at a € . physician, missing from home xp :a 1ps 'u‘: luncheon of The American Academy of Arts and : s:rfi:c )}Jovcmt?el_n Doctor's kin mmmne;:fimnn': Letters at New York Iuternational Newsrcel . . ‘A {:m r:. mfifi:":"&ld:hmmm‘ g % Tnteraationsl Newsree) MAY WORK HERE — Prison factory at Occoquan, Va,, where Harry Sinclair, multi-millionaire oil man, may be put to work when he serves his 90-day | sentence Tuternationnl Newsrec! ; CAPITALIT—| S - Miss Julia Ra- gan, winner of APPOINTED TO CHAIR— . % LIS R BYE-BYE TO HOMES—Typical the "It contest of U. S. Navy, was made chair- 2 4 4 ewmarket, N. H., w strikers a., over a field man of Ship Construction Com- TALKING IT OVER—Mabel Boardman, left, secretary of Na- have boen ordered to vacate in 30 Of many aspi 7 - At-S " tional Red Cross, and Mrs. Austin Baldwin, secretary of New . : : %, :fimas:tfm%ca Confer' York chapter, talk shop at the annual convention at Washing- - 4 : %’Mm“m @y they RO rmations! Interaational Newsreet tom, D. G, Iuteruattonal Newsresl j : Taternatigoal Newsreel i