Hoover Inaugural Emphasizes Law and Peace
President Hoover pledges firm enforcement of laws at home and a worldwide push for peace. He urges swift justice, transfers enforcement from treasury to justice, and establishes a national commission to study the federal system and the eighteenth amendment. He supports the World Court as key to Pacific settlement and calls for domestic tariff and agricultural relief actions.
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Funeral for Texas lawyer S C Padelford
Funeral services for S C Padelford 78 former president of the Texas Bar Association were held in Fort Worth with burial in Cleburne. The veteran jurist who died at home Sunday was born in Mississippi and moved to Texas at 21. He once served as special judge of the Texas Supreme Court and was a regent of the University of Texas.
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Elks to Elect Officers at Amarillo Lodge Meeting
Amarillo Lodge No. 23 B P O E will elect officers at its annual meeting tonight at the Elks Home. Exalted Ruler Jack Nichols says a smoker will follow the officer election.
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Hoover's Inaugural Address Emphasizes Governance and Responsibility
The speech urges maintaining constitutional integrity and law enforcement while promoting economic restraint, anti monopoly measures, and government noninterference in business. Hoover supports public works, education, and welfare, calling citizens to shared responsibility and faith in America’s future with a note of seeking divine guidance.
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