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The new champion is shown doing an impromptu Highland fling after winning her semi-final round at Gullane, Scotland, yesterday. She is the first American to win a British women's golf crown.

Picture, 1947
Home of H. C. Nixon

Picture, 1919
Rowing, Bobby Pearce

Picture, 1933
Latest name to disappear from society's bluebook and reappear on a movie contract is that of Cobina Wright, Jr., and she's playing the part of a wealthy dubutante in her first screen role.

Picture, 1941
Hon. Harry Nixon, sworn in today as premier of Ontario, is shown here at work on his farm at St. George with his daughter and expert helper in the fields. Mrs. Douglas Farrell. The former Margaret Nixon. Mrs. Farrell has resigned her position in Toronto to help manage the farm while her father devotes his time to the job of premier.

Picture, 1943
Hugh Walton Cyclist

Picture, 1984
With the exception of a couple of pictures like Convention City (Hugh Herbert, 1933), North America's biggest and most famous resort city has been used as the background for remarkably few pictures, which is peculiar when you stop to think about it. Atlantic City, which brought the [Incomplete]

Picture, 1944
Cara Williams

Picture, 1948
Ray McCleary

Picture, 1947
Hon. Harry Nixon. Speaking with Premier Nixon were Arthur G. Slaght, M.P., Mrs. J. C. Liggett, president of the Toronto Women's Liberal association, and Dr. F. R. Kirkham, acting president of the Toronto Central Liberal association. Joe Travers, secretary-treasurer of the central association, was chairman. Mr. Nixon declared that the promises of the C.C.F. and the Progressive Conservative party would if they permitted to [Incomplete]

Picture, 1943