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Show vrrrw'rr r- f 3AGE - .,,,, . ,, , , i t TTT T ' i ?' H . Jt PAGE FOUR 3,000 MILE TRIP IN 30-FOO- YAWL' T I Saturday, June 21, THE JOURNAL, LOG A N, CACHE CuUNTY, UTAH - 193Q. ' LINKS BOSS WITH MURDER OF OFFICIAL N. A. ROCKEFELLER AND MISS CLARK WED JUNE 23 3 T : ar- , ' I . ' 'VY-- J T.V3 ) '&: if'- J Os Mhc: ST J"l U ' " - r Fr(iS dWP t a"1 v s?r i Virgil Pointer, handy man" of the Kaw Packing company of Topeka, Kan. (left), confessing he mur. dered the company, Roy Kramer (center), implicated as an accomplice Louie Kimmel (right), president of the company, j, , Nel, Mary Todhunter Clark, daughter of Mr. end Mrs Percy Hamilton Clark of Philadelphia and son A. Rockefeller, eon of Mr. and Mrs. John O. Rockefeller, Jr, will be married June 23 In St Asaphs church, Bala, Pa. Mrs. Robert Page. Jr. (left), of Philadelphia will be matron of honor and Laura and Mrs. Beverly Coleman (lower right) of Washington will be Wayne (upper right) of Philadelphia . attendants at the wedding j , In Senate Race 4 2 . jhL ' 3 . I. v -- i Press P Associated to P. Garland Swain (left), Whittier, Cal, newspaper reporter, Oiego, Cal, will attempt to sail their 30-foyawl. The Peggy, on a 3,000 mile voyage across the Pacific from San Diego, Cal, to Nuku Hi vs In the Marquesas group of islands. TENNESSEE SENATORIAL CANDIDATES Fred Hume of San h & 'I r ' SWAP WAR DEBTS FOR HONEYMOON f wmMV r " nil an X j, A I S' v .X. vfv , INDIAN JWAIDEN TAKES TO WINGS T y uWA.WT Zl I , 4 Nr,'K ly x V-- v & h rM J I ' , if right ( . t t I thing? Woul slightly anythii Kus-De-C- veJvj 1 f Qufnatt Indian fllfl, la b t e v ob e? the Her tribal name Is Bird In Portland, Ore, airport on a pony. d ,' race and tex to fly an airplane. "r and she rides to and from the first of English s. 4asoi,utttl Her re three aspirants for the democrats nomination for United State senator ffom Tenneeeee. Left to rfght: Andrew L. Todd of Murfreesboro, Senator Wlllianf E. Brock of Chattanooga and Rep Cordell Hull of Carthage. , f MEXICAN ?ACE PCANS LONG FLIGHT be tiup! 1"ieywti . i i t Amy In Rangoon rertci3 l inf a 4 . ) r I. ? r r f CARRIES TARIFF. BILL'-TO-HQOVE- e f. v Quits Chicago Police. .Wyoming Candidate ' Cuban Avlatrlx Then a retu Wales. him a, . pounds earned i 1 ' ! Auodafd Press PSote as they arrived In New shown Gilbert Mr. Mrs. are S. AuoHalsd Preat Ptole and Parker . Or. John R. Neal of Knoxville, Vork for a belated honeymoon after Mr. Bilbert jnad hi final report . , candidate for the democretlo nomi- as Reparation Agent General In Berlin.; , nation for Junior United States gp senator from Tennei. T'- - k : bpd 1 n f p; f e & i ' a cou In tow-h- had ford al Of 81 jf"'disturb tha mt a Indoy room a haps a the cla the de all rlgt Half abrupt! man's J.itena A ml The fa speak It eh . Associated Pres Piota William Russell reelgned ( Chicago commissioner of police fol--, lowing sever criticism on failure police to cope with gang rule. j s at Hut : , is a candidate for the democratio na-nomination for United State tor in Wyoming, - ' S ' Associated Pres PAoto Senorita Berta Moraldea, 18, bear the distinction of being Cubs first aviatrix. Prees Pholo Amy Johnson, Intrepid British ghTflier, photographed at Rangoon, Burma, on her way te Australia by fr. Associated auythiB Oh, I ( heard 1 inside, oj ened i t ' j CoL Roberto Roosevelt non-sto- p Fierro, Mexican aviator, checking over his plane field, New York, where he Is making preparations for flight to Mexico City. at TWO DIE, EIGHT HURT IN PERTH AMBOY, N. "Ira x Know If'iUK I Yv31 tr x xsdil Ervin y C(j 4 though strain r y f boys? 1 ! "'ff 4 i 3,3 ( IfT v -- - ;a ai Thrm 3 J r- o vi Fe st.o ?he pi ' -- 73 j. CV XT' - v- 'ir t"e pol t - v cl . t 'r r-zytiyk K I f tes Conti tr to Explorer Returns l1' Traci i i, HOP TRANS-PACIFI- C i vz lifts',:1 t Xf rt eon .In fueling f tfort. ft I it PLAN J, BLAST cousin, tonight nrnl a di 4Ul Jf ltd i I The tariff bill had a gentle trip to the White House after It wa passed for Mrs. G. H. Davis, of the senate committee on enrolled bill, .parried It there herself for the President to sign. J PRESTES CALLS AT WHITE HOUSE I H t ) Plate woT1! wm killed and eight person injured when a mysterloua explosion wrecked three' h N. J. cf Perth Apib-,othw' tructure bu,tnsi aeitien ... V Jf ock arc jnd. j5Ler;1 yr.iaa '"vv!S!"..'i(,.k.7 .3 AsSociclSd Prase fr Y. I t - vu1i Pretel Hew?!IiBb,eCl Poreh f the White Is. p ts'K MS. " . fcrt Hre'l5S i ct iiel Hmtm r niitr f Brail! (right) with President Heus when the former returned HooveXt0 to Brazil when he I, , , Auociatcd Press Photo Annl Smith Peclt 68 yesr-olexplorer, returned t New York after a 12,000 mile flight over South, America. airplane She will writs A book describing her experiences? d A , w taoctrftrtt pfM Phot9 ( Gerald Smith (in cockpit) and John R. Alien, Seattle, Wash aviators, working on the pfan In which they hop to b the first to fjf cr0M th Pacific from Toklo, Japan, to Seattle They will nil1' attempt W in 'July, aw .r - rw :ai. |