LIFE magazine dated May 29, 1939 with Mrs. Roosevelt on the cover. Inside: The King and Queen sit on an American throne, The British Ambassador holds his first press conference, Peru's unbelievable mother and baby, Bayonets gleam in bloody Harlan County, Doctors put patients in "frozen sleep", Rochester gets tryout of Federal Stamp Plan for giving good to needy, Navy searchlights play for New York as sailors take in Coney Island, Woodward sees his Johnstown lose Preakness to Maryland's favorite horse, The Shah of Iran shows off his capital at son's wedding, Close–up: Franco: A dictator in spite of himself, Close–up: Franco generals who won the Spanish War, The Photographic Essay: Hyde Park, President Roosevelt's estate, Theater: Amateur Theater: U.S. drama flourishes far from Broadway, Art: Old masters worth $30,000,000 go to New York World's Fair, Sports: Maryland schoolboys crack skulls and shins in lacrosse game, Natural History: A stork family rears its young, Movie: "The Puritan": French murder film runs into censor trouble, World's Fair: Soviet worker towers over fair, World's Fair: Expensive WPA building causes ruckus, Other Departments: Speaking of Pictures: Cobina Wright is the "most" girl, Other Departments: People, Other Departments: LIFE goes to a children's dancing class