Young Hoover hosts White House dance for Washington youth
Allan Hoover son of the President and his mother hosted a Christmas dance in the White House with over 100 young Washington social leaders. Miss Carolina Hyde joined him as he escorted guests from the Blue Room to the East Room while junior military aids and representatives from government departments attended. The Marine Corps band plus a private jazz group provided music and guests departed for other engagements after a brief program.
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Ryu United Press
Washington
White House
Alice Roosevelt
Allan Hoover
Allan
Harvard
Carolina Hyde
Washington Society
Miss Hyde
Catherine
Alice
Mildred Houston
Republican National Committee
Geraldine
Gerald
Lloyd Free
Representative Free
California
Hoover
Catherine Evans
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Marine Corps Band
White House Opens for Open House Honoring New Year
The White House will be open to the public on Wednesday as the President and Mrs. Hoover host an open house reception to honor the new year.
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White House
NAB Bank Bandits Captured After Cleveland Heist
Three men robbed a Cleveland Trust branch of about 1000 dollars Monday afternoon and were captured. A police cordon, aided by firemen, sealed the Euclid Creek valley district. one robber escaped then was caught later. In Noblesville Indiana Gene Reed, 13, was seriously wounded by an accidental shotgun discharge while hunting with his brother Lester.
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United Press
Cleveland
Cleveland Trust Company
Euclid Creek Valley
Timea
Noblesville
Ind
Thoxine Promises Instant Relief for Stubborn Coughs
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a doctor prescribed remedy for coughs and sore throats. It claims direct action on the internal cause, no harmful drugs, pleasant taste, and a money back guarantee. Sold in 35c 60c and 1.00 dollar bottles by druggists.
U. S. Gains in Foreign Trade in 1929
Washington reports record 1929 foreign trade figures with exports and imports well above 1928. The United States closed the year with a favorable trade balance near 1 billion dollars, driven by U S industry efficiency and merchant sales. Bees are bought by the swarm at a price per pound. a typical swarm weighs about five pounds.
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Ing
William L. Cooper
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Cooper
United States
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NAB Bank Bandits
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W. Washington Street
Artment
Rene Laa
Dis
Indiana
Natorai
East
Washington ST
Statehouse
U. S
Tse Vannes’ Tot Gesince
Wm. H. Armstrong Company
Wm. H. Armstrong Co. Hospital and Surgical Supplies
Pennsylvania Street
Riley
Indianapolis
Power & Light
Monument Circle
Edison Service
Meridian and
Washington Sts
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