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This striking Associated Press picture shows all that is left of Castlewood dam, near Denver, after
a cloudburst swelled the lake beyond the dam's strength, and ,released a torrent of water which roared
through the heart of Denver, causing widespread damage.
Fred Kellar, barber of Kewanee, Ill., is shown with some of the
huge bones he found while diving in a river. They were unofficially
identified as part of the skeleton of some prehistoric animal. The
upper leg bones, which Kellar is holding, measured more than four
feet in length.
Cuban Strikers
Ionore Threats
Of Troop Rule
HAVANA, Aug. 6. -- (M) - Despite
governmental threats to fight strikes
with martial law and bns on union
meetings, truck drivers, messenger
boys and tobacco workers joined more
than 24,000 other empl yes tody in
strikes that kept most industrial ac-
tivity at a standstill.
With the right to meet peacefully
revoked, further organisation of the
strike movement, in which various
groups seek lower opera ting fees and
increased income, went forward in
secret under the direction of a central
committee, with headquarters in sub-
urban Cerro.
Many prQminent Cubans professed
to see a political implication in the
walkouts, which began quietly 11 days
ago, especially in view of a presiden-
tial manifesto saying some acts of
strikers were seditious.
This gave rise to a belief that the
strikes are a passive resistance revo-
lutionary movement and a complica-
tion of political troubles which United
States Ambassador Sumner Welles
has sought to mediate.
Nearly 200 strikers have been ar-
rested. Organizations joining the
strike today included five tobacco
workers' groups, the truck and cart
drivers' union, and the union of em-
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In this Associated Press picture is shown the wreckage of two of the several bridges which were
twisted and washed away as the result of a flood caused by the breaking of Castlewood dam, 40 miles
from Denver.
A shipwrecked seaman, rescued
from a sailing sloop which was
beached near Corpus Chrisi, Tex.,
after being tossed about the gulf
of Mexico for more than a week
by a hurricane, admitted his real
name was John A. Dann (above)
and that he was wanted in Florida
on Federal charges of smuggling
ailens and narcotics.
Mrs. Jessie Costello, (above),
mother children, denied poisoning
her husband as she was cross-ex-
amined in the trial at Salem,
Mass.
Helen Morgan, musical comedy and night club torch singer, and
her husband, Maurice "Bud" Maschke, Jr., of Cleveland, are vaca-
tioning at Lake George, N. Y. They are pictured above as they re-
ceived the news that "Bud" had passed the Ohio bar examinations.
Darline Smith, aged 2 years 4
months, was chosen as the perfect
baby at a Los Angeles baby show.
She's shown with her trophy which
obviously pleased her very much.
Charles F. Urschel, Oklahoma City oil millionaire, returned to his
home unharmed after being held captive nine days by kidnapers. His
release was obtained upon payment of an unannounced ransom. Mr.
and Mrs. Urschel are pictured above.
.-% "administrator for the state highway trunk line routes, outside of cities,
HOUGHTON, Aug. 5.--(P)-The department, said that 22 upper pen- and with federal approval can be
upper peninsula is in line to receive insula highway projects had been pushed into the preliminary stage at
first benefits from Michigan's share submitted to the federal government once.
of the national public works pro- and that bids would be asked soon. o ude
gram. Van Wagoner told the conference consideratlon, he said,
Speaking at a fifth zone confer- that his department, in conjunction are projects suggested in numerous
ence of the Michigan trade recovery with the federal bureau of public counties, embracing federal trunkI
committee, which is co-operating on roads, is ready to recommend defin- routes either within or without muni-
the works program, Highway Com- itely a total of 70 projects, involv- cipal boundaries. A final distribution
missioner Murray D. Van Wagoner ing expenditure of $3,500,000. These of highway funds, he said, awaits
said Friday he believed the first pro- projects, he said, and on federal determination of a definite program.
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