Tragedy Survivor Mary Alvinez Heroine Of Mackinac Disaster
Mary Alvinez of Attleboro Massachusetts, burned and scarred, lies in a Newport hospital after the Mackinac excursion boat boiler explosion tragedy. Ten children owe their lives to her brave efforts amid the disaster that claimed over forty lives as the boat was towed to the naval pier. Senorita Lili Giron of Guatemala wins a contest abroad, highlighting regional contests alongside the American coverage.
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Mary Alvinez
Attleboro
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Central America
United States
Senorita Lili Giron
Guatemala
Mackinac
Naval Pier
Mary McCarthy
Pawtucket
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Rescue Heros Highlighted by Ballerina Espana
The caption profiles Seaman Harvey Peterson of Olean New York and Carl Townsend of Brevard as outstanding figures in a dramatic rescue, praising their courage and swift actions during the ordeal.
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Olean
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Carl Townsend
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Natives of New Guinea Use Spiders to Catch Fish
A quirky note says New Guinea natives use large spiders to catch fish weighing up to a pound. The rest describes summer, clean elbows, moths, August, and stale Christmas gift anxieties with disconnected phrases.
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New Guinea
Noted oddities in town and country crowds
Fragmentary lines describe crowds in town and country and a chaotic scene with warnings about blame and a joking reference to dynamite. Mentions of Helene finishing a tour and oysters returning, plus automists recognizing license tag numbers after eight months.
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