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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1929
Page
8
The speech critiques failures in the criminal justice system worsened by the 18th Amendment and calls for reorganization of the judiciary and enforcement agencies. It argues for expeditious justice, stronger federal and state cooperation, and a sustained push for international peace and world leadership through law.
A fragmentary speech urges Congress to pursue progress toward higher standards and equal opportunity. It emphasizes defending American ideals, civic duty, and responsible leadership while warning against domination by any class. The speaker calls for thoughtful action to realize constitutional aims and public welfare.
A garbled chronicle traces a person born 1834 in West Brecch Iowa to Quaker parents. It lists schooling at Leland Stanford University in California, mining engineering work, a 1897 move to Australia, marriage to Miss Low Her, London reading, and roles including chairman and cabinet secretary, ending with references to Hoover era.
Bible class at the Reformed Church of Mt. Pleasant drew attendees including Wilbert L. Smith Walter Hahn Lewis F Lochner Joseph H Lochner Charles D Fleming Clarence Cramer Clarence Lochner William Lochner Albert Main Ernest W Burrier Grayson Fosse Darwin Burrier Norman Harmon W Jacob Eefauyver and August Monath.
NEA Service writer Hoeted Salndees reports on the young heir apparent to the presidency in a breezy portrait. Alan Hoover, six feet tall and well mannered, travels with parents and enjoys music, dancing, bridge, and detective stories. He is reserved yet personable, admired by admirers in South America, and poised to become a prominent figure as he grows into a public role. The piece notes his education at Ford University and his potential influence on social circles as a future First Lad.
Mrs. Mary Hood Leavitt of Santa Monica California attended and was photographed among thousands of Washington visitors as her brother was inaugurated as president of the United States.
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