Roosevelt monetary policy draws opposition from Warburg
In Philadelphia on November 23 AP reports Warburg, former financial adviser to the American delegation, challenged Roosevelt's monetary program. He defended the gold standard and warned inflation harms savers and wage earners. Warburg disclosed his resignation from the economic conference delegation after the president's message urging a fixed purchasing power. He urged public pressure to halt monetary experimentation and argued prudent taxation to avoid unfinanced government spending.
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Roosevelt
American Academy, of Political Science
New-York
Bellevue Stratford” Hotel
War“burg
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Treasury
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Ceva
Wall Street
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Eden Fred Smith Very Sick in Denzer
Fred Smith of Denzer remains very ill after weeks of illness. Visitors over the weekend include Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Douglas and family with Mr. and Mrs. A. Trreed of Lawrence, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pettengill and family with relatives in Kansas City. Miss Iva Shaw attended the American Royal Show in Kansas City.
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Fred Smith
Denzer
Lloyd Douglas
A. Trreed
Lawrence
Frank Pettengill
Kansas City
Don Fitzell
Lansing
W. E. Pettengill
T. B
Linwood
Chas, Schlagle
Lane
Huzzig
Osborn
Baldwin News Social notes from Baldwin area
Verle Wagner visits Baker campus renewing college friendships. Rev Clarence Holcombe and family visit Topeka. Rotary luncheon speaker Jack McFarland of Baldwin Ledger discusses fine recent articles. Florence and Emmy Snow visit Baldwin friend Martha Cowgill. Texarkana native Mrs J H Hughes and Kansas City guests stay with Mrs Allen Brannock. Nautilus club meets at Wood Hall for Thanksgiving season program. Marion Martin to Kansas City for several days. Mrs Ella Allderdice recovering well from St Luke's operation, not returning home soon. Red Cross toll call led by Judge J A Pollock reports in Palmyra township.
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Topeka
Baker
Clarence E. Holcombe
Chester Holcombe
Rotary Club
Jack McFarland
Baldwin ‘Ledger
Florence Snow
Emmy, Snow
Baldwin
Martha Cowgill
J.H. Hughes
Texarkana
Texas
Halley Giles
Billie
Kansas City
Allen Brannock
Alpha Omega House
Nautilus Club
Wood Hall
Elia Hatch
Lonard Snyder
J. F.ruhlen
Mamie
van Landingham
Marion Martin
Ella Allderdice
St.Luke's Hospital
J. A. Pollock
Red Cross
Palmyra
Local notices mix with community events and travel notes
The spread covers district divisions and district chairmen plans, a Sunday educational address by W B Fleming at Emporia First Methodist, musical accompaniment by Harold Flickinger and Russell Barkley, Dorothy Maxwell and Frances Suttor visiting Lawrence, and a La d ies Aid meeting at Mrs A E Knauss. Leisure Hour club hosted at Mrs Frank Wolf with guests Bruner Hyden Chubb. gifts planned for Zeta Tau Alpha and Alpha Chi Omega. Wright of Lincoln now Rockford near son Rev LeRoy Wright. chicken theft hits Hammond farm. Dr Chas Trinitian lectured in Kansas City. Ginglin leader Miss Yifang Wu at Nanking.
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Welccome
Kretsinger
Prospect
Adeline
First Methodist
Emporia
Harold
Flickinger
Russell
Barkley
Dorothy
Maxwell
Frances Suttor
Lawrence
Southiwest
Aid
A. E. Knauss
South 9Th Street
Leisure Hour Club
Frank’ E. Wolf
CC. Bruner
Nancy J.hyden
James Chubb
Harold W. Guest
William. M. Balch
Charles E. Beeks
Willard H. Gaytett
Warren’ W. Wilcox
J. C. Rankin
Prank
A Russel
Zeta
Tau Ale Allen
Alpha Chi-O
Wright
Tincoln
Rockford
LeRoy Wright
Sourt' Street
Baldwin
Zed Wright
Hammond
Hammony
Chathe
Kansas City
Baker
Methodist
Biblical Bible Collection Tour at Baker Campus
Miss Harriet Osborne librarian at Baker College explains a Bible collection to students on campus. Dr Stanley Jones, renowned Christian missionary, will speak at First Methodist Church at 8 pm, inviting public attendance. Baldwin hosts Jones for a rare privilege before he travels to Kansas City for a two day conference.
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Kans the Baker
Bishon- Quayle
Methodist Church
Stanley_' Jones
Dr. Jones
India
Baker alumni events and campus play announced
Mrs Z W Kelly executive secretary of Phi Mu sorority spent several days with the Baker chapter. A formal luncheon was held in her honor. Mr and Mrs Perkins of Richmond visited their son Walter and Dwight at the Delta Tau Delta house last Sunday. Vernon Steenrod of Wichita announced to his fraternity preachers. Dr and Mrs W L Sowatomie visited their son Louis last Sunday. Secrets a play by the Dramatic Art department of Baker will be given Saturday night and next Monday night in Centenary Hall.
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W. 'L.'Sowatomie
Louis
Dramatic ‘Art. Department of Baker
Centenary Hall
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