Hoover Plans White House Secretary For Independent Agencies
Miami Beach Fla Jan 30 A P Close contact with over fifty independent federal agencies is planned by President elect Hoover. A pending $10 000 emergency appropriation seeks a White House secretary to act as liaison with agencies such as the veterans bureau shipping board and federal water power commission. The move aims to lighten presidential burden and streamline policy direction across agencies. The appointee will focus on mail handling and congressional public outreach among other duties. Names for the new posts are not fixed but George Weston and Lawrence Richey are considered likely recipients for two of the three secretarial roles.
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Miami
Beach
Fla
Hoover
Congress
White House
Veterans’ Bureau
The
Shipping Board
Federal Water Power Commission
Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
George Wesson
Lawrence Richey
Ruth will declares mystery child not Ruth heir
New York January 30 AP The will of Ruth’s late wife fixes the relationship of the so called mystery child Dorothy Helen Ruth to the deceased. The estate valued at 50 600 is left to Dorothy as a beloved ward with five dollars to each of Ruth’s siblings and to her mother. The will states Dorothy stood in a mutually acknowledged relation of child but does not name her as heir. The true parentage remains undisclosed.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Babe ‘Ruth
Dorothy Helen Ruth
Polo‘grounds
Fis
Dorothy
Lecompton Girl Places In Top One Percent Of Scholarship Contest
Frances Goodrich of Lecompton placed in the highest one percent of 218,000 pupils from 840 high schools in the Every Pupil Scholarship contest conducted January 8 at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia. She ranked in English 10 as the only Douglas County student in the top tier. Hoover Works On Address In Miami Beach As Inaugural Plans Take Shape. President-elect Hoover spends morning refining foreign relations section of speech while awaiting favorable weather for a sailfish trip and plans to depart for Long Key to board the Amitie.
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Emporia
Kan
Frances Goodrich
Lecompton
B. R Wood
Bureau “of Educational
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Ot Emporia
Goodrich
Douglas County
Hoover
Miami Beach
Fla
Long Key Fla
Amitie
Charles W. Moore Former Pittsburgh Publisher Dies at 73
Charles W. Moore, 73, founder and longtime publisher of the Pittsburgh Daily Headlight, was struck by a car and died in Pittsburgh. The automobilist was identified as Dr. A. Moberg. Moore had previously served as state president of the internal order.
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Pittsburgh
Kabs
Jam
Charles W. Moore
Pittsburgh Daily Headlight
A. Moberg
Moore
the Internal Order’ of
Bronx Parkway Wins Art Society Medal for New York
Madison Grant, head of the Bronx River Parkway Association, becomes the first road builder to receive the Society of Arts and Sciences medal. The 15 mile parkway from New York into Westchester cost about 1 million per mile, with extensive landscaping and restrictive development to create a rural retreat. Since completion in 1925 property values near the parkway have surged, and the project is cited as a model for future highways.
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New York
Society of Arts and Sciences
Madison Grant
Grant
Bronx River Parkway Association
Westchester County
From
America
Bronx
State Assembly
Parkway
Cinsetis
Pe Nerson
Society of Arts and
Atter
Bronx River Parkway
Society
Prince Visits Miners on General Welfare Tour
The Prince of Wales visiting Northumberland coal fields was cheered by crowds as he inspected poverty struck miners and distribution depots. He vowed to push a new appeal after finishing his inquiry and witnessed stark homes in Winlaton, calling for relief amid long unemployment.
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Newcastle
Eng
Prince of Wales
Bis
Northumberland
Holj
Winlaton
Kansas State Teachers College to mark Fort Hays grant day
Plans call for a music and history program at Fort Hays State College on Tuesday February 12 to honor Kansas and federal memory of the 1901 legislative acceptance of the Fort Hays military reservation grant. A well known speaker and college music director will headline in Sheridan Coliseum with a band concert. This marks a shift from earlier pageants to a condensed observance.
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Hays
Kansas
Syate
W. A. Lewis
Stat of
Fort Hays
College
H. F E. Malloy
Sheridan Coliseum
Plane victim better at Fort Riley funeral set
Pvt Sydney Blackwood aged 23 killed yesterday when an army plane crashed at Marshall Field Fort Riley funeral services will be held at the Post chapel tomorrow morning. Body to be sent to Cabot Arkansas for burial. Lieut Percy Wright of Denver, pilot, injured seriously, was somewhat improved today.
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Junction City
Kan
Sydney Blackwood
Marshall Field
Fort Riley
Post Chapel
Mark Blackwood
Cabot
Ark
Percy Wright
Denver
Kanwaka sale notes moves and rentals in district
Curtis Pryor held a sale on January 14 and moved to the worker district where he bought the Henry Fraker George Carter farm. The Kanwaka Ladies Aid Society hosted lunch at the sale. Alex King from near Vinlar rents the Seetin farm and will move there soon. Attending the funeral of M. B. Ray at Overbran Tuesday January 15 were Mr and Mrs Harley Armstrong and L H and Alva Petetish and George Strahan. Ray was well known in this community and had lived here most of his early life in Barber district.
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Curtis Pryor
W ‘Ker
T: Farm
Overbran
Mr. Ray
Acid in Stomach Sours the Food Without Digestion
An authority says stomach trouble and indigestion stem from acidity, not lack of digestive juices. Excess hydrochloric acid slows digestion, ferments food, and causes sour belching, gas, heartburn, and nausea. He recommends four ounces of Jad Salts in water before meals for a week to neutralize acid and promote digestion.
Deaths and Social Life Highlight Douglas County News
Lawrence and Kanwaka social news recounts deaths, relocations, and community events. Families like Rays, Galbraiths, and Porters feature in obituaries while 4-H banquet guests and Kanwaka club members attend gatherings at Eldridge hotel and Lawrence clubs. Community meetings discuss highway reimbursements and local educational activities.
Tongue Signs of Digestive Trouble Warn of Iiness
This ad links a coated tongue to stomach and bowel disorders and urges Tanlac as a natural remedy. It claims most illnesses start in the digestive tract and promises relief with the first bottle, offering money back if it fails.
Countess Lauderdale Dies in Palm Beach Winter Home
The Countess of Lauderdale, former Gwendoline Vaughan-Williams of England, died today at her winter residence Villa Azura in Palm Beach. She led the foreign contingent in Palm Beach society and arrived for the season with her husband, the Earl of Lauderdale, December 1 from Thirlestane Castle, Berwickshire, Scotland.
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Palmy Beach
Countess of Lauderdale
Villa
Azura
Gwendoline, Vaughan-Williams
England
Palm Beach
Earl of Laudardale
Thirlestane Castle
Berwyckshire
Scotland
Dangerous Chest Colds Warns Against Settling In
An old advertisement urges treating chest colds with Bowles Red Pepper Rub. It claims application to chest and back relieves congestion, with warming heat from red peppers and natural therapy. It promotes buying Rowles Red Pepper Rub from druggists and emphasizes a genuine Rowles label.
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Rowles
Kanwaka Literary Club to Meet Thursday in Lawrence Room
Emmett spent last Wednesday in Lawrence with Miss Dorothy Bair while attending the Charles Sines sale. The Kanwaka Literary Club will meet Thursday January in with Mrs. J. S. Emmett to work on the activities.
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Topping
Wir. Topping
A. N. Topping
Frederick
Lafayette
Ind
J.G. Jacksons
Arnold Fralick
A. Ej Ulrich
Wi. Ff. Elkin
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Pearl Martin
Agricultural College At
Manhattan
A. E. Ulricht
Guy Bigsby
Pheasant
D. Denman
The
Dial
Ulrich
Pleasant Hour
CG. Czaplinskiy
Kanwaka Hall
Topeka
Am Buchheim
Raymond Williams
David Williams
Irs
Emmett
Dorothy Bair
Kanwaka
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Clear Complexion
Dr F M Edwards for 20 years treated women for liver and bowel ailments with a vegetable substitute for calomel called Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. Olive color tablets claim to restore normal liver and bowel action, improve complexion, energy and health. Pack sizes 15¢, 30c and 6c.
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Buddy
F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Guilt Presented to Mrs Colman by Wear Club Members
Members of the Wear club presented Mrs. Colman with guilt at their January 14 meeting. Ralph Colman and Mrs. W D were noted among those attending as the group entertained with a dinner.
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Ralph Colman
W. D
the Wear
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Tate
Pittsburg Taper
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Wentsorth
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Wales
Douglals County
Wars
Ray
Ernest
Meriden
Nellie Cullivan
Overbrook
Elmer
James Galbraith
Emma Porter
Wiliam Porter
Charles Porter
Yarnold
George Dews
W. A. Colman
L. H. Emmett
Sidney Emmett
Hirnest Bigsby
Elizabeth Ann
Flora Nell Bigsby
Topetea
Eldridge Hotel
Douglas County Bankers’Association
Kanwaka 4-H Club
Dorothy Armstrong
Doris Grimes
J. R. Bo
Tanlac
Aerage
Hartson
Falls City
Carter
Servich
Spring Hats
Mennen
By. L. D. Hughes
Eldridge Pharmacy
Brometaick
T. J. Sweenay, Jr
Miesther J
Swee
R. M. Fitzpatrick
S. A. Wond
George Dunkley
Analatant
C Friend
Peoples State Bank
Eudaly Bros
Chrysler Motors
Chrysler
Chryslers
Hunsinger Motor CO
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