London woman travels world with umbrella as defense
Miss Gertrude E. Benham of London has circled the globe six times with her faithful umbrella as sole protection and distinguishing mark. She claims credit for walking across Africa, noting the umbrella as her constant companion in deserts and on mountains.
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Gertrude E. Benham
London
England
Africa
Susie Yamamoto
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Yamamoto
University of Father’s Farm
California
Los Angeles
Ministers vote death in Ward Jones murder case
The Rev. Lloyd Frey of Tulberry Baptist Church Harrisburg and Rev. Lawrence McNeely of Marion were jurors in the Rado Millich murder trial. Frey as foreman supported the death sentence and a 25 year term for Eura Gowan, both linked to opposing gangs.
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Lloyd Frey
Tulberry Baptist Church
Harrisburg
Lit
Lawrence McNeely
Marion
Rado Millich
Ward Jones
Birger
Frey
Eura Gowan
Vampires and Helen of Troy Film Progress Report
Defends Vampires Maris Cor the filming of The Private Life of Helen of Troy is progressing rapidly and Maria Cor da a talented young artist induced to come to the states from Hungary in a leading role vampire This is because a common cannot as hold up women educated until they marry the end to relinquish their in various prospects Director Boardman returns to the Coast after completing scenes in New York in her most recent picture The Crowd King Vidor directs. In private life Miss Boardman is Mrs Bing Vidor wife of the director.
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Maris Cor
Helen of Troy
Maria Corda
Ahen
Miss Corda
Hreator Boardman
New York
King Vidor
Miss Boardman
Bing Vidor
Stanford President Leads U S Delegation to Pacific Relations Institute
Dr. Rey Lyman Wilbur, president of Stanford University, heads the United States delegation at the Institute of Pacific Relations session in Honolulu Hawaii. More than 33 notable Americans attend with representatives from Japan China Australia Canada Korea New Zealand and Britain.
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Rey Lyman Wilbner
Stanford University
Institute of Pacific Relations
Honolulu
Hawaii
United States
Japan
China
Australia
Canada
Korea
New Zealand
Borin
Swim Champion Keating Wins 24-Mile Laks N. Y. Prize
York City swimmer Edward F. Keating, 24, wins the 24 mile Laks N. Y. prize in 18 hours 47 minutes 18 seconds, as he is shown reading congratulatory telegrams. The event featured distance swimmers from around the world.
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Edward F. Keating
York City
N. Y
Merath
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