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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1931

Page

7

Term of Congress most costly ever in peacetime record

The71st Congress ends with a peacetime spending record totaling about ten billion dollars for government uses in the current and next fiscal years. Major outlays cover emergency construction, drought relief, veterans programs, and debt service, with the war years’ outlays cited for comparison.

Washington Mar Congress Seventy-First National Assembly Veteras Treasury-Post Office’ Department Veterans Administration Farm Board War Department Mississippi Agriculture State, Justice, Labor and Commerce Departments Interior Department District of Columbia

Woodrow Wilsons Last Home at 2340 S Street N W

The last residence of Woodrow Wilson, at 2340 S Street N W in Washington, housed the ex president after leaving the White House in 1921. Bought from Henry P Fairbanks in 1920, it features colonial architecture and an elevator for his health. It became a tourist magnet during his illness lasting until early 1924.

Grayson Wilson St. Peter and St. Paul Mount St. Albans League of Nations Woodrow Wilson S Street N. W Washington, D.C White House Henry P. Fairbanks Keith Theater Washington

Truth telling and youth behavior in a grown up world

A college style reflection on training children to tell the truth, arguing that praise for honesty is more effective than punishment. The piece notes that children imitate truthful responses through positive outcomes and cites two 16 year olds, Wiley Jewel and Arthur Johnson, booked on disturbance charges after a street fight. Fire crews also battled grass fires on 600 Fee Street yesterday afternoon.

Johnny Aunt Mary Mary Wiley Jewel Ohio Street Arthur Johnson Elm Massachusetts Street

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