Hoover outlines 1932 budget and deficit warnings
President Hoover asked Congress for an eight billion nine hundred thirty-two million dollar budget for the next fiscal year, warning of a projected hundred eighty million dollar deficit this year and the risk of further deficits if unemployment relief and growth measures stall. He urged restraint on new public ventures while supporting necessary aid to employment and drought relief.
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Hoover nominates 200 plus to senate for confirmation
President Hoover sent to the Senate more than 200 nominations for confirmation including William N. Doak for secretary of labor. J Reuben Clark to Mexico post, Hoffman Philip for Norway, Nicholas Roosevelt to Hungary, J Butler Wright to Uruguay. Also named were nominees to the Interstate Commerce Commission and federal farm loan board with a sendoff for tariff commission members. Senator Harrison called for thorough investigation after committee submission.
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Great British dominion eyed for Rhodesias and Nyasaland
In Bulawayo and Northern Rhodesia talks, statesmen discuss forming a Great British dominion uniting northern and southern Rhodesia Bechuanaland and Nyasaland. Proposed terms include a joint legislature with 15 seats for Northern Rhodesia and cabinet representation. The proposed union would span 758 000 square miles with about 60,900 Europeans and 6 million natives, and main exports include gold copper grain cattle and tobacco.
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Germans to Debate Indicting American Culture
Count Blumenthal and Herr Schaumann will defend American culture against Frederic Anderson and Burton Kingsbury of the K U debate squad in Fraser theater at 8 tomorrow evening. Dean Robert M. Davis will be chairman. The German team will use their strategy and guests from Germany will summarize their arguments in German. Bruno Radtke will interpret unclear points.
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PUBLISHER DIES IN HOME
Courtland H. Young, 54, wealthy publisher who founded Young Magazine in 1899, is found dead in a smoke filled room at his New York apartment. Officials say fire smoke likely from a lighted cigarette caused the fatal blaze before dawn. Other titles in his list include Breeze Stories Yellow Book and Dre Stories, with Young a longtime industry figure. Diamleses Suit Against Colliers Brownsville,Tex. Dec.3 AP report follows.
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Weather Update for Anson and Surrounding Areas
Portions of the region will be clear with colder temperatures tonight and into Thursday morning. Light rain is possible in Pittsburg and Coffey. roads in Douglas County are reported as good. A rough forecast line mentions temperature around minus forty five and varying conditions, with limited details due to the damaged OCR text.
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Third Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Oberst Murder Case
El Dorado Kan Dec 3 After 80 hours the third jury in Owen Oberst murder of his father was discharged by Judge A T Ayres as hopelessly deadlocked Foreman said the jury did not believe a verdict possible Final ballot 7 to 5 for aitaliar The case has seen two weeks of trials with verdicts mostly favoring acquittal The defendant Oberst had no comment when dismissed
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Hoover plans more funds for public buildings
President Hoover proposed adding 132 million dollars for public buildings to his 150 million dollar unemployment emergency request. The budget calls for 56 million already approved before June and over 76.5 million to be spent in the next fiscal year, with opposition arguing the maximum for public buildings should be raised or removed.
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Indoor Miniature Golf Opens Tonight at 7
The Indoor Miniature Golf course in the Weaver building at 741 Massachusetts Street debuts tonight at 7. The 18 hole course has been redecorated to resemble an outdoor scene with challenging hazards. Manager Ober announced a prize of ten free tickets to be served at all hours.
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County Board Meets in Joint Session and Bills Discussed
The county commission met in session to review Texsler monthly bills and statements. A short joint meeting with city officials occurred this morning at Black Lake, with attendance by county and city members. Guy W. Smith attended a university association event and will return soon.
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Big Six stands on subsidizing athletes in Kansas case
Three members of the Big Six conference maintained the group’s stance against subsidizing athletes including Kansas, Kansas State Agricultural College, and Missouri. Kansas was silent beyond the initial motion, with a final decision expected Friday after both faculty representatives and athletic directors convene in Kansas City to set schedules and consider reinstatement efforts.
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Cuban students riot in Havana as National University opens
In Havana on December 2, police shot and killed a patrolman during clashes with students gathered for the National University reopening. The crowd, led by presumed organizers, halted, then dispersed after police intervened. the university had struggled to resume the fall term amid prior disorders.
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Hoover Nominates Five for Power Commission
President Hoover today nominates five individuals for the Power Commission. The nominees include Ralph B. Williamson of Washington, Marcel Garlaud of Louisiana, and Claude L. Os a, with appointments to join the existing commission which is chaired by the Secretaries of War, Interior and Agriculture.
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Bank Fails to Open Promoting World War Era Flier
An unclear clipping references Bonpeekt Pi St Henry Ogden and the United States Army distributing a world flier about new aerial transport routes through Los Angeles Bakersfield and Taft. It mentions raising money for Christmas by selling discarded clothing and an advertising phone number.
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Prohibition Chief Seeks More Agents and Funds
In Washington on December 3, AP reports that Prohibition Director Woodcock requests adding 500 agents, a 25 percent boost, and $1,614,000 for manpower plus remaining funds for miscellaneous items to enforce dry laws more effectively. The plan aims to strengthen the enforcement force and improve operations nationwide.
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Baldwins Son Admits Involvement In Golfers Holdups
Kansas City Kansas police report Homer Baldwin aged 17 confessed to taking part in two armed holdups to raise money for his father's salary. After a Friday crash that killed passenger Will Roach 19, investigators say the stolen car plunged into Wakarusa Creek near Edgora. Victims identified Baldwin as one of the gunmen in the golf course robberies.
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Urge Seed Relief for Farmers in Drouth Area
Washington reports urge for seed and feed loans to drought affected farmers. AP notes the agriculture department seeks 50 million dollars for seed, feed, and fertilizer loans, with Congress expected to appropriate funds amid high demand for loan applications.
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Lawmakers Propose One Cent Per Pound Flour Tax
Representative Selvig of Minnesota introduced a bill to levy one cent per pound on flour, with refunds to wheat growers based on their total wheat sales. The Treasury would refund millers for exported flour, and Selvig argued the plan would not spur more wheat production, since higher output would reduce individual refunds.
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Rockefeller fund pledges 8.6 million for New York jobs
The unemployment committee of New York City announced a competitive fund of 8,600,000 dollars to provide employment for 15,000 men during winter. Rockefeller trustees gave millions today to support the effort as part of the city plan. Patti Johnson to Tulsa.
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Piano Soloist With Symphony Orchestra in Concert
Patti Johnson, a University of Kansas senior in the school of fine arts, leaves for Tulsa to be piano soloist with the Tulsa Philharmonic Orchestra. Prof Carl A. Beyer of the fine arts faculty will join as guest soloist. Beyer plans to travel next week for the concert. Bullene-Skinner Motor Co. ad.
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Ten Thousand Dollar Verdict In Topeka Auto Crash Case
A $25,000 damage suit by Tan gie G Godsey against Business Men's Protective Association of Topeka and employee Manley Cox ended with a $10,000 verdict for the plaintiff. The crash near Midland on July 21, 1930, killed Mrs George Eaton and her daughter Helen Eaton. Godsey sustained injuries. Attorneys indicated a motion for new trial. A separate suit by George Eaton seeks $10,000 for his wife's death against the same defendants.
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Attack at Notre Dame Convent in Liverpool
A mob of about two hundred anti Catholic demonstrators in Liverpool blocked entry to Notre Dame Convent for Archbishop Dr Downey prizegiving. They stoned windows, threatened violence, restrained workers moving furniture, and tore railings while the priest escaped serious injury amid sectarian tension between Orangemen and Roman Catholics.
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Germany Plans to Make Drastic Budget Cut
Berlin reports finance minister Herman Dietrich told the Reichstag that annual expenditures will be slashed sharply with no department spared. He urged a Spartan posture for three years to trim costs and reduce the national debt, with 920 million to 930 million dollars redirected from war burdens and debt service. debate paused until tomorrow.
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Graves in Old Glory Veterans to be buried with flag shrouds
A wartime veterans service urges flag shrouds for all fallen soldiers. The Veterans Bureau plans to notify next of kin of burial details and to coordinate with the nearest service office. Separate report from Paso, Texas notes two unidentified Mexicans killed and six wounded after a border clash with U S immigration patrols. An advertisement lists a large selection of Christmas cards at Virginia May Flower and Gift Shop Eldridge Hotel.
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Eggs Drop To New Low Price For Season
Kansas City reports eggs prions fell to the season low as local dealers offer 23 to 25 cents a dozen in close lots. Prices vary by storage, with some stores listing higher figures amid large seasonal supplies and cautious buyer demand.
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Bausch to Play in East West Charity Game
Jim Bausch University of Kansas halfback and all conference star will join the West squad for the East West charity football game in San Francisco on December 27 after reconsidering a prior decline. He said the Kansas team will assemble in Denver around December 15, train at Los Angeles and Berkeley at the University of California before practicing on the Stanford field at Palo Alto.
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Poincare Name Emerges in Trial of Russians
Moscow reports the special tribunal questioned eight Soviet engineers on charges of overthrowing the government. Raymond Poincare, former French president, named as a notable figure in private questioning. Testimony included saboteur claims from Kirpatenko and Gaitler, while Raney explained memory gaps and prior disclosures.
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Miners Meet in London Amid Strike Tensions
In London the center of England's coal crisis shifts as miners conference looms after a failed Glasgow truce with owners. Union leaders plan interviews with Premier Ramsay MacDonald to avert a nationwide strike seen as a potential catastrophe.
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Women Tell Of Graft Paid Informer Corroborates
A group of women who said they paid tribute to police, arms lawyers, and bondsmen or faced jail on charges since declared support for reopening today of public hearings in an appellate court inquiry into New York magistrates' court. Acting time paid police informer testified to substantiate stories related by the women.
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Christmas Decorations Use Evergreen Ropes in City Halls
Evergreen ropes are used to decorate the city hall building and nearby streets for Christmas. The decorations top the list of contributors and reflect the city’s festive efforts in New Orleans area.
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Young Woman Dies After Denzer Crash
Thelma Smith age 20 died at Memorial hospital after a crash near Denzer. Her father Fred Smith 71 survived with minor injuries as the Chevrolet she drove collided with a westbound interurban car on the tracks near their general store. Surviving siblings Thomas Maurice and Walter, services set for Friday at Rumsey parlors.
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Ottawa U President Dr. Erdmann Smith Resigns
Dr. Erdmann Smith, president of Ottawa University, resigns after seven years. He will complete his seventh year through June 30 and plans for the future are not announced. A committee will seek a new president, with the board noting good condition and rising enrollment. Trustee C. Q. Chandler offers 50,000 dollars subject to later conditions. Trustees advance a strong athletics program, especially football.
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Harvester King to Give Awards to 4-H Club Boys
International Harvester announces 100 scholarships of 500 each for outstanding 4-H club members. Scholarships usable at any U.S. college of agriculture. Disbursement by region includes 10 eastern, 25 southern, 40 central, 15 western states. A 1930 congress visit featured Alexander Legge address.
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Aged rector dies son of Gen Frank Marshall
The Rev Charles Hughes Marshall rector emeritus of St Barnabas Church Denver died in Denver on Thanksgiving Day at age 81. He was the son of General Frank Marshall who came to Kansas Territory in 1850 as agent for the Otoe Pawnee and Cheyenne on the Big Blue River. Marshall County and Marysville were named for his father and mother. The family moved to Denver in 1861. Old parishioners in Lawrence mourn his passing.
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Kenneth Seltsam Dies After KU Graduation Honors
Kenneth Seltsam, who graduated from the University of Kansas last June, died November 30 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He was an instructor in psychology at the University of Minnesota and pursuing his doctorate. While at KU, he was elected a member of the Phi Beta Sigma honorary psychology fraternity and Phi Kappa, honorary education fraternity. His home was Spearville, Kansas.
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