Change is noted in Hoover talks in Lincoln address
In Lincoln Nebraska former President Hoover spoke in a brisk, socially open style. He rejected old staid final speeches, praised farm subsidies plainly, and asserted independence from politicians. Acquaintances say he now writes his own speeches and is openly offensive politically, a marked shift from years of reserved public bearing. The piece also reports a Douglas County Building and Loan association annual meeting and notes the death of Mrs. W. T. War, Rutherford B. Hayes niece, in Albuquerque.
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Lincoln
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Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Albuquerque
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W. T. War
Rutherford B. Hayes
Wylie
Chanute
Kan
Lewis Hayes
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions From Page Seven
Test your recall on authors scientists and geography. Questions cover Progress and Poverty author Lusi tania sunk year planetoid Sir William Henry Perkin gallons in a cubic foot author of Acts fame of a word stands for noun state of Luray Day fingerprints identical river near Luxor.
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Luxor
King George VI Dies as Royal Mourning Begins
The article details Queen Mary walking part of the way to Windsor, the state funeral rituals, and succession notes. It notes the coffin carried on a gun carriage, constables drafted for crowds, guards of honor, pallbearers, and private removal to London to lie in state. It also traces the line of succession from King George VI to Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of York’s heirs.
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Sandringham
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Territorial Battalion
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Queen Victoria
Britain
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Duke of Kent
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Hope to Reach 100 Goal in Shoe Fund Campaign
The Social Service League shoe fund seeks immediate donations to hit a $100 goal this week. Donations totaling $66 so far, but cold weather increases demand. Send contributions to Rev. C A Puls at 1046 New Hampshire Street or leave at the Journal-World office. Collision this afternoon.
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C. A. Puls
Thay
Puls
New Hampshire Street
Journal-World Office
Zolfon Bros
Cars Collision Involving Seigle And Watkins Reported
A crash at Eighth and Mississippi streets involved John Seigle driving a mobile sedan and Franklin Watkins in a Model T Ford. Seigle’s car suffered a broken wheel and damaged glasses while Watkins’ vehicle remained undamaged. Five passengers were with Seigle and Watkins’ grandmother Mrs Hattie Scot accompanied him.
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West Fourth Street
Seigle
Franklin
Watks Rfd
Eighth
Missisippi Street
Watkins
Eighth Street
Seigie
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Young meets Governor Landon in Kansas City
George G. Young publisher of the Los Angeles newspaper conferred with Governor Alf M. Landon of Kansas about a possible 1936 presidential bid. Young said Landon is a national figure and that Landon-for-president clubs are being formed across California.
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Kansas City
George G. Young
Los Angeles
A Miner
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Young
California
Old injury is fatal Leavenworth woman dies after brain ballet
Leavenworth woman who lived two years with a ballet in her brain after being shot in 1923 died in a hospital. She had remarried Jesse Tinker, a federal prison guard, and doctors said brain irritation around the bullet tissue led to her death two weeks earlier.
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Leavenworth
BP— Gi
Stanley C. Burleson
Thieves Enter Berry Home on Louisiana Street
Thieves entered Mrs Maud Berry's home at 1231 Louisiana Street between unspecified hours and 9 PM, taking 28 dollars and 95 cents in cash and a 9 dollar 10 cent check from a purse in a bureau drawer. Several resident boys were in the house and did not hear anyone on the lower floor.
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Berry Home
Maud Berry
Louisiana Street
Berry
Edward VIIs Death Looms, Edward IIIs Rise In Britain
King Edward the new monarch arrives in London amid a nation in mourning after King George V dies. Proclamations, processions, and five rituals mark Edward’s accession with the throne. Crowds gather as bells toll and ships fire salutes while business slows and public grief spreads across Britain.
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Plans for a two year farm program agreed by Roosevelt and leaders
Washington reports detail a new two year farm program and amendments to the soil conservation act to be introduced by Senator Bankhead and Rep. Jones. A White House conference followed a dispute over the supreme court action on impounded taxes. The House appropriations panel outlined farm aid payments and AAA contracts, proposing changes to rental and benefit payments and prohibiting tax refunds.
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Ala
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Texas
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Lawrence WPA Paths and Cleveland Band Trip Talks
News items from Lawrence report WPA and PWA projects suddenly starting due to cold. a railroad rep discusses trip funding for Liberty Memorial High School band to Cleveland next spring. Dean Swarthout signs Trudi Schoon act. Cowley County farmers urge 3 percent interest on federal loans. Chicago Board of Trade delays, billiards exhibit, and an auto insurance ad conclude the column.
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WPA
PWA
Lawrence
Neal M. Wherry
Liberty Memmorial High School
Cleveland
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Trudi Schoon
New York
Dean Swarthout
Courtship by mail leads to meeting at Ellis Island
New York report details Park Avenue woman Emma Callmeyer meeting imprisoned Dutch American fugitive Lawardus Borgart at Ellis Island after 12 years apart. They plan to wed at sea aboard the President Roosevelt on return to the Netherlands. Immigration officials offered no facilitation, citing policy.
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Emma Callmeyer
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Leavenworth
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Burgart
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Lawrence Building & Loan Associates Annual Meeting Report
The Lawrence Building & Loan association held its annual meeting at 7 30 pm at the home office. Reports outlined yearly activity and cautious lending amid property conditions. E F Arnold and Lisle Eby were reelected directors for three years. The board reorganized with George O Foster as president F E Weatherby vice president I C Stevenson secretary treasurer Listerby assistant secretary and C C Stewart attorney.
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John C. Emick
R. E. Pentech
Paul H. Friend
John J. Riling
Pearl Esick
Laura Lee Richardson
Lawrence Building & Loan
Lawrence Association
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
E.F. Arnold
Lisle Eby
George O. Foster
FE. &. Weatherby
I. C. Stevenson
Listerby
Asnt
C. C. Stewart
Miss America Winner Loses Custody Fight in Court
Norma Smallwood Gilcrease, former Miss America, loses in state supreme court over custody of her daughter Descyene L Amour. Court upholds Osage county divorce ruling giving custody to Thomas Gilcrease, but restricts visits to one day weekly. district court to set visit number. Alimony of 145,600 awarded.
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State Supreme Court
Descyene L'Amour
Osage County District Court
Thomas Gil
Tulsa
Gilcrease
Prince Albert of York Education Mirrors Royal Line Ahead
London reports Prince Albert of York prepares to assume the heir position with a royal education. The second son of the late King George, he has represented his father at ceremonies and often stood in for his elder brother, now King Edward VIII, at state events. Elizabeth and Margaret, daughters of the Duke of York, stand beside him in the line of succession.
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King George V
George V
Sandringham
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London
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Edward VIII
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Margaret
Henry
Duke of Gloucester
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Fire damages home on Perry Street in North Lawrence
Lawrence fire department answered a alarm at Perry street in North Lawrence at 4 this afternoon. The fire was at the home of Henry Hess where a small blaze broke out on the range. Damages to the house were slight. Program at No. 10 School Mics Ethel Dean and No. 10 school will present Wednesday evening January 22 at 8 o'clock. Refreshments will be served and the public invited to attend.
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F. H. Olney
Lawrence High School
Lawrence Public Schools
Indiana Street
Trudi Schoop
University of Kansas
K. U
Miss Schoop
Lawrence
No. 10
Ethel Dean
Prediction puts Landon or Borah as next president
S A Daugherty of Garden City Kansas a Republican merchant predicts at Boise Idaho that either Governor Alf M Landon of Kansas or Senator William E Borah of Idaho will win the presidential election next fall. He says Borah would be agreeable to Landon and Landon would feel the same about Borah if nominated. He notes the Democratic national administration is losing influence in the middle west.
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S. A
Landon
Democratic National
Middle West
Two Bodies Recovered After Colorado Mine Explosion
Two of eight trapped miners were found dead in a mining disaster near Louisville Colorado as rescue teams warned it would be hours before locating the remaining six believed killed. Crews faced dangerous conditions from collapsed tunnels and debris while shoring timbers were replaced to advance the search. Installation of officers for Lawrence Lodge No. 7 A W U W is scheduled for the next meeting at the Eagle Building tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
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Colo
Here
Lawrence Lodge No. 7
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