New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1930, Page 14

s S WRATE t of 3 row of stately elms along Main street, Randolph, chich swept through Minnesota and Wisconsin. ATTAINS HIGHEST RECORD IN CENTURY—Ray L B of Binghamton, N. Y., paral from the waist down since th age of seven graduated { Hobart college, Geneva, N Y, with the highest scholastic record attained by a studemt in 105 years BOOM !'—Tone and tons of are hurled high into the air near Salt Lake City, Utah, when 60,000 pounds of dynamite in a e charge loosen enough carbonate rock to last for three years The re- 00 feet deep by 70 feet wide SITTIN' IN THE SHADE—Calvin Coolidge, £ Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm of Ger y vife, ¢ 4 | Tamencement exercise plain Mr. and Mrs. Hohenzo a s d 3 wedding anniversary in garden of their h s comfortably while greeting a friend o opposite whem Max MAX layer ; py Herr Max has the world HOPES TO ESCAPE DEATH CHAIR—Mrs. Hattie Evans‘ of Toms River, N. J., convicted with Lester Underdown, an ex-marine, of killing her husband, Robert Evans, and sentenced to the elec- tric chair, hopes to escape that fate. 3 g TR 5 5 — FLIGHT HELD UP—Irish Colleens detain Captain Kingsford- UNIQUE PHO?O_-’,”'E s feerifol i cwg:fi] cmla e ;n!g}:e by nuWa;\hmg::f;dp:owgrapher, plag Smith for his autograph at Dublin, Ireland, airdrome, preparatory ing his camera betwen giant marble columns of the senate office bullding: to his attempting flight from Ireland to the United States. RONAL VISITS SI R—Ronald Colman, fi returns his native England for a rest and visits his sister, Mrs C. W. Vining at Leeds. El