Restoration of Gold Standard Urged by Hoover
New York Feb 14 AP President Hoover urged a world wide return to the gold standard at the Lincoln Day dinner before 1 500 party leaders. He called for international financial action to stabilize currencies and proposed setting aside part of foreign debt payments to aid stabilization. He argued the move would remove trade barriers and avert economic disaster. The speech pressed cooperation among nations and emphasized global benefit.
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New York
Hoover
National Republican Club
United States
Ife
Hoover rally and economic stance at Waldorf dinner
A festive Waldorf Astoria dinner honored President Hoover with thunderous applause as he defended GOP power and called for a return to the gold standard to ease farmers' distress. Secret service guarded the president as he left for Washington, amid varied local community notices and farm bureau activities across Kansas.
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Hoover
Waldorf- Astoria
Republican Party
Washington
Royal Neighbors Meeting Attended in Belleview
Mrs. Leslie DeMerritt and Mrs. Laura Claxton attended the Royal Neighbors meeting last Thursday at Mrs. Charley Houk’s home in Belleview. Claxton visited from Thursday to Saturday, while the DeMerritts reported two groceries stolen from their car in Lawrence last week.
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Jack Kelsey
Guy Bigsby
May Seetin
Brackett Farm Bureau
Leslie DeMerritt
Harper’s Ann
Sigel
Deacon Dubbs
Walter Ben Hare
Lone Star Hall
Deacon Dobbs
Sorghum Center
Joe Clough
Amos Colman
Jawler
Glen
Oxi Rawdon
Crawley
James Sanders
Major McNutt
Yennie Yensen
Sweden
Ethel Johnson
Philipena Ponover
Deacon
Pearl Gox
Charley Pugh
Harold Chamney
Marie
Franklin County
Farm Bureau Chorus
Leslie. Demeritt
Charley Banning
Elizabeth Jacamain
Sarah Pugh
Ada Pugh
Lawrence
Veda
Matilda Lonn
Joseph E. Lonn
Johnson Avenue
W. FP. Howe
Elston-Flory
Howe
Frances Metcalf
Ralph Wing
Jessie Martin
Doris Markley
Marie Chamney
Clarence Reynolds
Sam
Varnev Miller
Laura Claxton
Royal Neighbors
Charley Houk
Belleview
Standard Oil in Kansas Reflects Service Over Selfish Gain
Across Kansas Standard Oil built pipelines and a major refinery to serve local needs, creating growth by aiding the state’s oil resources. The company’s widespread network of public service stations displays the Red Crown sign with a torch symbolizing SERVICE and commitment to Kansas.
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Standard Oil Company
Service
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Italy
Japan
Frigidaire
General Motors
Bell’s Music Co
Frigidaire Corporation
Bell Music Company
Shimmons Bros
Splendid
Douglas
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Johnson Counties
Frigidaire Sales Corporation
Kansas City, Mo
Standard Oil
Kansas
Union
State of
Kanass State Capitol
Topeka
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