Kellogg Remembered As World Diplomat And Senator
mourners recall Frank B Kellogg son of pioneers who rose to secretary of state and world court judge. He died last night after cerebral thrombosis complicated by bronchia pneumonia. Funeral set for St John the Evangelist church then burial in Washington. Kellogg and Briand authored the peace pact that earned the Nobel Prize, leading to the Kellogg Briand pact signed by 15 nations in Paris in 1928.
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France
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Chicago
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Kellogg Briand Pact Critics Its Teeth as Wars Persist
The 1929 Kellogg Briand Pact won global praise and the Nobel Peace Prize for Kellogg but failed to stop aggression. China United States Great Britain and others cited it during Japan’s Manchoukuo seizure in 1931 and Italy’s invasion of Ethiopia in 1935. Critics argued the treaty lacked teeth.
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Program Tonight at United Brethren Church in Holloway Hall
The annual Christmas program by the United Brethren church and Sunday school occurs this evening at Holloway hall Nine teenth and Massachusetts street at 7 30 p m. Mrs Harold Brown with Miss Annie Jane Ward Mrs Harry Greggz and Mrs E E Williams produced the program which will feature the Christ Child in song and story. A gift for Otterbein Home Lebanon Ohio for old folks and children will be collected at the close. Patrons asked to bring a substantial gift.
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Greenbelt election sets turnout record in town council race
Greenbelt Maryland, voters produced a high turnout for its first town council election. Of 290 eligible residents, 276 cast ballots, a turnout far exceeding other communities. The sole woman candidate was defeated amid a late surge of male voters.
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Memorial to Miners in Fairmont Wheels Monument Plan
Memorial funds will be raised by public subscription to honor the 952 men who died 30 years ago in the Monongah mine disaster described as the greatest in American mining history. The memorial will be placed on the Clarksburg Fairmont highway. A doorbell alarm woke Frank Palmer and family in Michigan City Ind saving them from a midnight fire caused by a suspected shorted wire.
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Portugal Honors Byron Lisbon Rock Carved for Byron
The Cintra peak, a famed Portuguese beauty spot, is to be carved with Lord Byron profile. The British poet is said to have written part of Childe Harold there.
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Weld strength gains from heat and shaping methods
University of Illinois Professor W M Wilson reports that welding strength can rise by up to 25 percent through smoothing the plate, heat treatment, or hammering the weld while red hot. Repeated loading causes fatigue lowering achievable strength to 40 percent, with 2 000 000 cycles used to demonstrate fatigue. Arlington Neb claims Arlington Bragh as namesake for actor Robert Taylor. California prune crop dominance prompts a Prune Prorate program to export and aid relief.
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Postage Mixups Aimed at Texas University to Jamaica
A humorous note recounts a Pi A package addressed to the University of Texas stamped Pet that postal workers sent to zoology then petroleum engineering. The item then shifts to Kingston Jamaica for a British bobby to be imported to West Indian ports to train local police in traffic control. A classified page advertises fireplace wood.
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Ice-boat rescue ends with Fairy Queen aid in fox den
In chapter 21 two dolls a sailor and Helga rescue a tiny squirrel from the white fox. The fox is trapped by an ice cover laid by the Queen of Fairies as they hurry toward the toyshop. Helga asks Santa before delivering the squirrel to its people.
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Christening and club gatherings noted in Kansas events
At the Collins cabin on Collins farm a christening ceremony was held with Mrs. Hrnigh and others in attendance. Guests included Mrs. Van Neste and Mrs. Rowland. Ethan Sims, Mrs. Willis Colman, and Mrs. Miller attended a Home Ladies Club meeting at Mrs. Kanwaka's home. Mrs. Rebecca Bankes joined the W M A gathering at Mrs. Pearl Pasley’s in Lecompton.
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Oskaloosa Christmas Visits and Local Unions
OSKALOOSA Mr and Mrs Chester-Small plan to drive to Hiawatha to celebrate Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs H G Amann. Bert Griffith announces the marriage of Laverne to Mason Spring of Leavenworth and says they will live in Pittsburg after the year begins where he works in a drug store. Irene Brock from Emporia Teachers College is home for holidays with Dr and Mrs C E Brock. Mrs Ralph Gibbs returns from Bethany hospital where her daughter Gertrude a graduate nurse cared for her. Jeanette Leech Mary Waggoner Violet Thompson Mary Morrow Horace Edmonds Albert Hamilton John Weishaar Bill Pat
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Local visitors return home for holidays from KU
Rick, Hugh Simon, Lee, Huddleston, Louis Thompson and Louis Weinberg arrived home from Kansas University to spend the holiday season with family and friends.
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