Problems at Close Range as Roosevelt Plans Starts
Washington dispatch outlines President elect Roosevelts arrival in Washington for talks with Hoover and a round of Democratic leadership briefings. It notes plans for an extra session, pending reversals in the Senate filibuster, and aims to unify Democratic and Republican positions on foreign and economic policy before Roosevelts March 4 inauguration.
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Mary Frances Edvander Marries Charles Durr at Brunswick Home
In January 1933 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Edvander in Brunswick Missouri, their daughter Mary Frances wed Charles J. Durr son of Mr. and Mrs. Berthold Durr of Eudora. Rev J R Bailer officiated at 1 p.m. in the Christian church with about fifty guests. The couple were attended by Miss Evelyn Roberts of Eudora.
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J. R. Bailer
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Inexpensive Rheumatic Pain Remedy Promises Relief
Progressive pharmacists promote Allenia as a cheap rheumatism prescription at 85 cents a bottle. If it fails to stop pain and swelling in 48 hours, money back. Claims excess uric acid deposits leave within 24 hours. Also marketed for sciatica neuritis and lumbago with quick relief and no pain deadening drugs.
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Eisele Milburn Attend Hardware Dealers Convention in Kansas City
Mr and Mrs Alfred Eisele and Jake Milburn attended the implement and hardware dealers convention in Kansas City on Wednesday.
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Palmyra Board Sued Over Damages Claim
Elmer L. Jones, a Leavenworth county farmer, filed a district court suit against the Palmyra township board for 2500 damages. He says on May 17, 1931, hedge and locust branches overhanging a road northwest of Baldwin struck his left eye, causing permanent impairment. The complaint names board members A H Steele, A F Baker, and C E Francis as defendants.
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Dr Coffin Chosen Resident Physician at Cleveland City Hospital
Dr Ted A Coffin a University of Kansas graduate 1928 has been named assistant resident physician at Cleveland City Hospital He earned his AB and BS and completed medical training in 1932 at Weston Reserve University He is a member of Phi Delta Theta and Sigma Nu fraternities
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