Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 January 1939 — Page 4

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MUNICH saw heads of major powers gather to arrange a widely: decried peace. Radiophoto flashed picture-news to a ware fearful world. Left to right: England’s Chamberlain, France's Daladier, Germany's Hitler, Italy’s Mussolini and Ciano.:

of Spain-after insurgent ‘bombing of Barce- . 1 a strife-center all year. Here police halt “of a great part of China became fact. Jap- trained to fight backed Hitler's bold moves for power. lona; Powerful picture-sermon against war, J ERUSALE a Jewish demonstration against Arabs. CONQUEST anese flag was death symbol for thousands. Troops goosestepping through ancient Nuremberg street.”

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ROM ANCE 1938 was that of John Roosevelt and Anne Clark, climaxed by their June wedding, y |

SWIN kept hold on nation. Jitterbugs like these Los HERO Corrigan hopped ) Angeles youngsters mowed ‘em down everywhere. Atlantic in old crate.

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that failed. This picture—Mr. Roosevelt speaking for Lewis in: Maryland before a provided most arresting pitture’ of ‘the year—John Warde’s melodramatic leap from a STOR M of the year was the New England hurricane. Steams : Tydings sign-—tells story of primary setbacks handed President by conservatives. 17th-story ledge of New York's Hotel Gotham, witnéssed by horrified midtown throng. ers washed ashore, this one at New London. Cong,

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: ee ay: of the year: James J. Hines, with wife, his ogo M Brenda . of the year: the Dionne auinis 0 sang over radio in ‘movie, Prober ines. “prettiest girl in $he-world,” during graft tial, _ Politico No.1 Deb: Dar lings tion highlighted their, 1938.