Review of the News for 1939 In Pictures
Baltimore picture shows the Yankee Clipper in test flight before trans Atlantic service in June. A 185 pound calf born near Twin Falls Idaho weighs a record 155 pounds at birth, vet Dr. Powell notes 70 pounds is normal. In Washington James P Miller deposees regional director of the NLRB testifies before a House committee investigating the board and says he was ousted for insisting on impartial administration of the law.
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Majestic Encounters 80 Foot Wave in North Atlantic
The December 22 1922 incident aboard the British steamship Majestic reported an estimated 80 foot wave in the North Atlantic. Reports from the South Atlantic and South Pacific mention very large waves reaching around 60 feet, with the Bay of Biscay noted for tall seas.
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