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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1929

Page

2

Inside the Hoovers An Informal White House Dinner

An eye witness describes a typical Hoover dinner with guests invited the day before via secretary. Attendees wear tuxedos, are seated at a rectangular table with Mr and Mrs Hoover at opposite ends, then mingle in private rooms for coffee and cigars before a final group good night. Guests sometimes depart on their own.

Bulkley S. Griffin Hoovers White House Mr. Hoover Mrs. Hoover

Uncovering Violations of Sound Banking Rules

The speaker argues that if the system had been efficient, evident violations of sound banking rules could have been uncovered earlier, underscoring gaps in oversight and enforcement. The remark emphasizes accountability and the need for stronger mechanisms to detect misconduct.

Lessons in reform and the limits of abolition

The text argues that efforts to abolish capital private ownership and private trading have failed or been retracted. It emphasizes that Russia benefits from faster learning through human experience, suggesting reforms should proceed with caution and acknowledge practical limits.

Ment Russia

Blind broom suppliers serve Western Public Service

The Western Public Service company buys all its station brooms from two blind men, one based in Loup City and the other in North Loup, supplying every location the utility operates.

The Western Public Service Company Loup City North Loup

Hoover crime commission named for law reform study

President Hoover selects ten men and one woman from diverse fields to form a commission. The two year study aims to modernize statutes and reduce red tape, improve judiciary and juries, and speed justice while preserving individual liberty and constitutional rights.

Hoover Radcliffe College Mr. Hoover United States

The Farm Population Decline And Its Causes

The farm population of the United States is at a twenty year low, estimated at 27,511,000 on January 1 last year versus 32,000,000 in 1909. Migration to cities, improved farm efficiency, and biased public portrayals depress rural life while some farmers prosper. The piece urges fair government policy and positive newspaper portrayal to restore farm prestige and attract others to farming.

United States United States Bureau of Economies of the Agricultural Department

Prohibition Enforcement Rising in Federal Cases in 1928

Federal justice figures show 27,575 cases started in the first six months of 1928, up from 26,677 in 1927, with guilty pleas and convictions totaling 23,682 versus 26,277 though the overall success rate remains high. Connecticut Georgia and Illinois surpassed prior figures with more cases.

Department of Justice Connecticut Georgia Illinois

Bank Failures Comment by Former Governor Shallenberger

Former Nebraska governor and guaranty fund investigator spoke to the Lincoln Lions about banking failures. He urged strict rules, citing banks that lost capital and loans beyond limits, calling for accountability and stronger supervision to restore confidence.

Shallenberger Weaver Guaranty Fund Lincoln Lions Club

Soviet official proposes repeal of religious worship crimes

A Soviet official announces plans to amend the Russian constitution to repeal laws that make religious worship a crime. He argues prohibitory worship laws cannot be enforced and cites the enduring human sentiment for religion as ensuring its continuance.

Brooklyn Standard Union Russia

Telegraph Wantads Boost Local Services

J H Kucera the Rawleigh man of Sidney Nebraska lists address 1031 Elm St phone 3871. Telegraph Wantads Get Results. Advertises a coupon offer at Ideal Beauty Shoppe for half dollar purchases toward a free permanent.

J. H. Kucera Rawleigh Man Sidney Nebr Elm St

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