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The "Crystal Jewel", beached off Newhaven. Somewhere in this tangle of shattered steel is the wreckage of the bridge where Dorothy died by her father's side.
The Times of Ceylon Press
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The "Crystal Jewel", beached off Newhaven. Somewhere in this tangle of shattered steel is the wreckage of the bridge where Dorothy died by her father's side.
The Times of Ceylon Press
Under -Secretary of the U.S.A.Treasury Resigns
While the dollar was dropping yesterday to new low records, President Roosevelt shocked the United States by announcing Mr. William Woodlin's (Secretary of State) intention to go on a "complete leave for absence at the end of this week." Picture f...
The Times of Ceylon Press
Mao Covets All of "Good Earth" - Master Caption
Following a pattern set by Soviet Russia, the rulers of Communist China are speeding up plans to place all of the nation's 100,000,000 farm families on state-owned and controlled collective farms. According to Liao Lu-yan, deputy chief of the agri...
The Times of Ceylon Press
City Children Learn the Joys of Gardening
In the shadows of New York City's skyscrapers a Children's Garden flourishes. There on a plot of ground originally set aside as the ornamental front lawn of a metropolitan hospital, children living in America's largest city satisfy their desire to...
The Times of Ceylon Press
The Cooperative Farm Credit System - How the U.S. Government Helps its People
Land values enter into the farm credit picture because the type of soil is a key factor in determining the value and production capabilities of a US farm. Here, a Land Bank appraiser uses a soil auger to secure information regarding a farm's oil s...
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Mao Covets All of "Good Earth" - The First Step towards Collectivization of the Chinese Farmers
The First Step towards Collectivization of the Chinese farmers under the Communist regime was to encourage the farmers to assist and cooperate with their neighbors. This was not difficult because it was an ancient tradition among the Chinese peasa...
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Institute for Plant Cultivation and Plant Breeding at University of Giessen
An assortment of wheat cultures are kept at an experimental station. From left to right: Teklu Negash from Ethiopia, Wilhelm Lindenstruth, director of the experimental station and K.M. Karunaratne.
The Times of Ceylon Press