Hoover policy shifts strike Interior to curb oil
Washington March 18 AP Far reaching changes in Interior Department policies under the Hoover administration are announced as Ray Lyman Wilbur takes charge. The new oil conservation policy will halt permits until Congress passes a mandatory law, a move drawing praise from Nye and Borah and criticism from Walsh over executive authority.
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Admiral Moffett Stays In Charge of Naval Air Service
Washin gton March 13 AP The veteran head Rear Admiral William A Moffett today retained control of the Naval Air Service for another term despite some officers urging a rotation Its extension aims to complete the five year aircraft building program Hoover appointed him for another term and the White House position drew mixed reactions from officers The Admiral remains a strong advocate of aircraft as a national defense weapon during his tenure the navy s air arm advanced rapidly
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Hhani
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Av Moffett
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Hoover
Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy
Echo method used to help pilots gauge height
May the echo technique studied at the University of California and by Prof. L P B Delsasso aims to aid aviators in fog by using sound reflections to measure altitude. The research, building on deep sea sounding, tests whistles and sirens to gauge echoes from various land surfaces as part of advancing aviation safety.
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Los Angeles
L. PB. Delsasso
United States
Delsasse
Osage and Quapaw Riches From Lands Once Cast Aside
The Osage and Quapaw tribes hold vast wealth from oil zinc and lead found on their reservations, once deemed waste land. Osages own numerous head rights valued over $100,000 each, while Quapaws earned royalties surpassing $1.5 million for restricted members. The 1907 allotment boosted Osage holdings to about 700 acres per person, with large families receiving substantial annual payments.
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Oklahoma City
Dardene
Phessage
Victor Griffin
Gower
Maud Lee Mudd
Dozens of Wesleyan seniors name ideal husbands
Dozens of Wesleyan college seniors in Macon Georgia and students at the girls high school reveal preferences for husbands with college education and doctors top the list. They favor men who are capable and thoughtful, not wall flowers, with careers or ambitions ranging from civil engineers to ambassadors. The study notes many plan to go out several nights weekly after marriage and value love above all, while some dislike traveling salesmen. The Latin Club by Lillian B Lawler noted for its thorough Latin treatment.
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Macon
Wesleyan College
Husban
Lillian B. Lawler
University of Kansas
Minervian Club Meets Wednesday in March
The Minervian club will meet Wednesday afternoon March 18 with Mrs Paul Winter. G A Richards spent Thursday and Friday in Topeka with C R Lahue who is seriously ill. Miss Erma Ramsey visited home folk Friday through Sunday. Charles Baxter in town and several local residents noted. Mrs Bradford's brother James Miller noted among attendees. Birth announced as Alice Faye to Mr and Mrs Harry Carr. Several neighbors visited and traveled between Lawrence and nearby towns. James Miller to Chillicothe Mo for a few days. Glen and Howard Rothwell visited relatives over the weekend. Charles Baxter spent Saturday in Kansas City. J B Wiggins visited Kansas City Wednesday.
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Topeka
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Folke
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Kansas
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Oliver's Hill
Lawrence
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Excelsior Springs
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Marion
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Alice Faye
Ernest Richards
Pauline
L. A
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Charles Winter
James Miller
Chillicothe
Glen
Howard Rothwell
Grover Rathewell
Charles Baxter
Kansas City
J. B. Wiggins
Guy. Bigsby
Unclear social calls noted at local homes
The fragment lists multiple visitors and callers at various homes including the Paul Winter residence and nearby households. Names such as Mr and Mrs Emmett, Mrs William Randolph, Mrs Fash Winter, and Mrs Barr Gorril appear among Sunday and Thursday visits, with scattered place hints like Kansas City and Ottaws.
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Ambrose
Bigsby
Eldridge
Kansas City
Einer
Emmett
Paul Winter
William Randolph
Fash Winter
Jeginia Ore Ae
Ottaws
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Barr
Rest
Rothwell
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Take Veggie Remedy
Pleasant relief from constipation ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to cleanse the system and restore youth energy. The copy promises easy nightly use, olive color pills, and pricing at 15c 30c and 60c with claims of widespread reliance.
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Edwards
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