Hoover attacks U.S. policy as obstacle to world peace
Former President Herbert Hoover criticizes the current U.S. government for delaying and defeating the 1933 world economic conference. He promotes eight points for American peace policy, urges economic cooperation, tariff moderation, and neutrality reform. He speaks in San Francisco to the Women’s National Republican Club via New York City luncheon.
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San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
United States
Hoover
New York
Belgium
Women’s National Republican Club
New York City
Hemisphere
America
Congress
Mr. Hoover
Nervous Strain in Sports Highlighted by Naismith
Dr. James Naismith and Dr. Forrest Allen on KFKU discuss how nervous strain from competition harms youths more than physical stress. They critique overemphasis on winning, note benefits of recreation, and debate center jump rules and possible remedies like altered basket height and rotating jumpers.
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James Naismith
Forrest C. Allen
KFKU
Dr. Allen
Dr.Naismith
Dr. Naismith
Allen
National Basketball Rules Body
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A mixed list of crossword clues across and down covering objects people places and ideas. Includes definitions for neckpiece river levels fruit rind city in India German city and numerous other terms with hints for solving the puzzle.
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India
Celestial
Bodie
Palmyra
Coachability Echoed as Key to Unified Strategy
The remark stresses that a player can be trained to fit a shared system, highlighting adaptability and consistency as core coaching goals. It implies that performance hinges on coachable mindset and disciplined execution across the lineup.
Rare Moravian church manuscripts found in Lititz archive
Pittsburgh scholars report 294 unpublished manuscripts from a Moravian church in Lititz Lancaster county dating to the 18th century. The works mirror Mozart and Haydn in style, suggesting high skill and a shift from New England hymn singing toward orchestral church music of eastern Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburgh
Pennnsylvania
Theodore M. Finney
University of Pittsburgh
Lititz
Lancaster County
Finney
New England
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Vesper concert by Mu Phi Epsilon at KU Hoch Hall
Xi chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon presents a vesper program in Hoch Auditorium at the University of Kansas tomorrow at 4 PM. The program features Organ Sonata II in C minor, two pianos works, string duets, a harp duo, violin pieces, a piano quartet, and a vocal ensemble The Enchanted Island, performed by students including Fink Vetter Ruggell Eitner Tholen Orcutt Bushong Searle Vowell Le Van Stauffer Tibbetts and Cunkle.
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Xi Chapter
Mu Phi Epsilon, Music, Sorority
Hoch Auditorium
University of Kansas
Janovie Fink
Maiof
Mendelssohn
Joyce Vetter
Alice
Ruggell
J. S. Bach
Olga ‘Eitner
Irma Tholen
Ruth Orcutt
Nors
G de Saint-Quentin
Rachel “Bushong
Calvin Elizabeth
Searle
Albumblatt
Wagner-Wilhelmj Pastel
Frank Cunkle
Olga Eitner
Sadko
Virginia Stauffer
Helen ‘Tibbetts
Vocal Ensemble
the Enchanted Island
Franz Bornschein
Senators Trade Jokes Over Ickes Bathtub in Senate
Washington January 15 The senate enjoyed light banter over Secretary Ickes and his bathtub Bailey of North Carolina mocked an excerpt from America's Sixty Families used by Ickes to illustrate a speech. He said a psychologist claimed frequent bathing signals subconscious guilt.
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Washington
Senate
Ickes
Bailey
D.-N.c
Notable quote contrasts grandeur with simple habits
The speaker compares the building to the luxuries of Caligula and Nero yet notes a humorous aside that Mr Ickes may not bathe, highlighting a blend of grandeur and personal peculiarity.
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Caligula
Nero
Ickes
Lecture on the United States Army by Maj Edward Renth
Members of the Lawrence Officers club heard Maj Edward Renth lecture on army organization at his home last night. The group, composed of local National Guard officers, meets twice monthly and will host another speaking event with plans to invite Lawrence reserve officers.
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Lawrence Officers’ Club
United States Army
Edward Renth
National Guard
Lawrence
Ladder rescue attempt ends in fall injuring worker Oscar Mathison
Fellow workers tied a ladder to a parked car to steady it on icy streets while Oscar Mathison, 53, erected a sign. The motorist drove away, causing the ladder to fall and fracture both ankles. He was treated at City Hospital.
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Boston
Oscar Mathison
Oscar
City Hospital
West Side club and high school event noted
The West Side club met with Mrs E W McHenry December 29 with twelve members and two guests. Officers for the year were elected. Resignations of Mrs Nora Harding and Mrs Daily were accepted as they move away. The hostess was assisted by her daughter Mrs Victor Edmonds. The sophomore class and sponsor Miss Rachel Knox held a dinner and party at the high school gym January 11 with thirty guests.
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Marilyn
Casébier
Myrtice
Nulk
Betty Laster
Knox
Populs
Miz. Pearson
Lucile Dack
Lilian Wilkins
Bales
Frank Hughs
Missouri
Lyceum
Earl Chapman
G. M. Casebier
The
Country Club
Lawrence Country Club
Fort Scott
C. A. Davis
Steeper
Leland McPherson
Jerry Lee
C. D. Kimmel
Tonganoxie
Rollie Laster
Vernon DeHoff
Dale Rawling
Tonganoxie Mony
Roy Dewey
William Ruge
Top
Leslie Kimmel
McAlester
Okla
W.C.T.U
Clarence Sanders
Burgoyne
Amos Gensler
Jefferson County Postmasters Association
E. W. McHenry
Beulah Stewart
Baldwin
San Francisco
Charles McNeal
Boyle
H. W. Steeper
Gertrude Stout
Leavenworth
Charles Ray
John Williams
Kansas City
Manion
Annie Steeper
A. C. Ritchie
E. C. Steeper
Jefferson County Christian Association
Oskaloosa
Elizabeth Dark
Margaret Hummer
Topeka
Andrew Dick
Gladys Holloway
Lecompton
Dark
H. W. Dark
McLouth
Meriden
Opal Lobb
Irvin Davison
Hilding Gregory
St. Luke’s Hospital
All Sen Club
Hich
Mary de
Karl Richardson
Margretta Chapman
Washington Rural High School
Thomas Chapman
Howard Chapman
Hiawatha
Walter Ressmeyer
Emma Kessel
Lawrence
Arlene Nickels
West Side Club
Nora Harding
Daily
Victor Edmonds
Rachel Knox
High School
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N. J
Kessel
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M. J. Nickels
WCU
M Clarence Sanders
S. G. Long
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Concordia
Jeff''Barnes
Virginia Landon
Baltimore
Ted Glogan
Coves
Kansas
Notto Sorat
Doris Kimme
Ake
Japan
Mt. Fuji
Lake
Kawaguchi
Shoo
Man
Naismith
Germany
Solege
Discover Rare Music
Old Moravian Church
Mu Phi Epsilon
Ray Secretary
Marian Shadley
Chicago
Ogden Hill Businessmen’s Association
Officer’s Club
Major Edward Renth
the First Methodist Church
Granada Theatre
Granada Theater
Wesleyan
Dorothy Enlow Miller
Gwen Marie Hunt
Pedbers
Kansas Public Service Co
Marian Anderson
Arturo _ ‘Toscanini
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York Times
Chicago Tribune
Time Magazine
School of Fine Arts
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Round Corner
D. M. Swarthout
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