Hoover Attacks Roosevelt on New Deal Policy in Utah
Ogden Utah January six Former President Herbert Hoover assailed Franklin D Roosevelt and his relief administration as a stupendous mess He alleged the latest message to Congress sought to create fear in those on relief Hoover spoke before joining Jesse H Jones and an upcoming Lincoln Nebraska address about agriculture He criticized the new deal as departing from national objectives and warned that concentrated power is dangerous to a government of laws urging continued adherence to limited powers and nonpartisan civil service
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Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Congress
New York
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Lincoln
Neb
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Isan
United States
White House
Mr. Hoover
Republic
Rex Tugwell
Washington Parade Debate on Roosevelt Speech Tactics
Carlisle Barger discusses how Republican managers attacked Roosevelt’s address to Congress. Opinion splits over whether the attack backfired by boosting audience reach, while critics warn it risks turning the president into a partisan candidate. The piece notes attacks may erode reverence for the office and push Roosevelt into campaign mode.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Pruning Demonstration Set At A F Baker Farm
County farm agent announced a pruning demonstration Thursday morning January 9 at 9 30 at the A F Baker farm one half mile south of Baldwin. William G Amstein of Kansas State College will lead the event. An afternoon discussional meeting will follow at an announced location. Attendance invited for all interested in pruning work.
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Baldwin
Deal Six
William G. Amstein
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Lorillard Aims for Quality with New Standby Cigarettes
Lorillard creates a new standard of quality in popular priced cigarettes. Leaf buyers are instructed to procure the pick of the world's prize tobacco crops, with the promise of superior tobacco in the Double-Mellow Old Golds.
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Lawrence
Lorillard
West 40Th Street
New York City
Cold wave warnings sweep Kansas as temperatures plunge
Topeka reports a NW wind driving sub zero cold across the state. Minimums in NW Kansas near five degrees below zero, northeast about zero, south as high as five above. Readings fail to top 20 degrees anywhere. snow flurries possible today but no heavy snowfall expected. Goodland at 8 above zero. sub zero into southern Nebraska.
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Flora
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Valentine
Neb
Dakotas
Wyoming
Prince Albert
Sask
Trash Week Begins for Kansas Editors at Pittsburg Convention
Pittsburg Kan January 6 editors who are Kansas Press Association members start a trash week by saving all free publicity mail today and bundling it for the Wichita convention January 16 18. Roy F Bailey and Rolla Clymer will preside over the January 18 disposal of the collected “trash,” a feature to reveal where publicity material ends up.
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Kansas Press Association
Ed Brinkerhoff
Association
Wichita
Roy F. Bailey
Salina
Rolla Clymer
Eldorado
Brinkerhoff
Christian Science God in Sunday Lesson Sermon
The article notes the Christian Science Sunday Lesson aimed at God as Creator and sole deity. It cites Psalms 16 8 10 and Isaiah 44 6 8, asserting God alone is divine, with a correlative passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy about God and creation as harmonious and eternal and all that existence is good.
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