Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 14

SUNDAY AUGUST 2 1936 MIAMI NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA PAGE OURTEEN ARNSWORTH ON WAY TO COURT No 4 LITTLE BROTHERS ONE THAT GOT SENATOR CROWNS TWO QUEENS WHERE LOYALISTS OUGHT SPANISH REBELS 11 shown at work In Oklahoma City state head Associated Press Is The THOUSANDS JAM STADIUM OR KNOX NOTIICATION BABY LANNELS OR $150 Spanish Morocco where sounds of MASTS MARK GRAVE SUNKEN SAND VESSEL RACE TOO HOT OR THIS SPEEDBOAT ACE MARY MOTHER BY HER SIDE IN COURT fl Astor during a recess In the hearing ot raim of college Landon en partnership with A Here is a general view of the harbor and fort heavy bombardment indicated a general engagement dated press Photo) AL LANDON Picture Story of His Life Graduated from law school at 21 Alf Landon returned to Independence but hesitated' about hanging out his shingle Instead he took a job as teller in the Citizens National bank But he chaffed under clerical confinement A yen for the oil business nurtured in boyhood prodded his ambition John arnsworth (right) handcuffed to Clayton Gasque deputy Marshal is shown arriving at the District of Columbia federal court where he denied a charge that he betrayed his defense 'secrets to a foreign power (Associatea rress rnnwr Louis Kirk (center) Amarillo Texas bricklayer Is shown In custody of deputies who srrested Kirk after his wife had been shot to death while sitting In car at Amarillo with her two small sone (Associated prsss rnotoi Oil mm knew Alf Landon as a shrewd trader but no promoter His business career anecdotes of the frugality cited today as a major political asset One day it is said he noticed a plank lying in the weeds on an Oklahoma lease that plank Ko a numner two bits I the workman replied said Landon if it was a quarter lying there pick it up you Shown above is a section of the crowd which jammed a Chicago stadium to hear Col rank Knox (on platform in center) accept the Republican nomination for the vice presidency (Associated Press Photo) at between loyalist and rebel Spanish forces In 1912 four years out pred the old business in Black of Independence and two others The association still exists influence on the nominee probably has been second only to that of his father derned old Alf said to Black recently putting out the dope that stingy and your fault If anyone ever taught me anything like that it was a (Asso a I tktl la uhAWM with flBliahtA MsV the suit at Los Angeles to gain full custody of her four year old daughter Ruth Chatterton another screen actress who hgs boon a court companion eaw When heat of the engine ignited a necktie used as a fastener for the gas tank in Bottle Baby one of the entrants in the Buffalo Boat Club's outboard regatta the race got too hot for Joe Darlington Rut gers University pilot The blaze spread to the seat of Joe's trousers and he leaped ovciboard Hes shown here as ne cootea on wnue wauiu xtp LUo nnllar executive was Oilman Landon according to his associates His offices he has said in my vest He kept his books at home and spent most of his time the fields until expanding interests mad? nec essary an office in the Citizens Bank building Independence It still is there could walk into an oil ng today" claims a partner handle a dress a bit as good as Senator Morris Sheppard (center) of Texas Is shown here queens he crowned at an Atlanta Texas festival Miss Myrtle Jennmgs (left) and Miss Elizabeth McCasland both of Atlanta were nam'd aueens of the oil and watermelon festival (Associated Press Photo) astnart of a aravel hoist and smaller prow mast of the sand ship sticking above the waves of Lake Michigan near Chicago where the vessel suuoerny the crew of 22 were missing (Associated Press Phoo The news in the making! 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