Hoover Faces Summit of Bills On Inauguration Day
Washington reports a looming flood of costs and policy battles for President-elect Hoover. Congress must address tariffs immigration repeal tax revenue needs prohibition enforcement flood control Mississippi relief and a vast naval and disarmament agenda as Hoover takes office. Senate and House debate press ahead amid calls for quick action.
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Jury Awards for Furniture Dispute in Common Pleas
A jury in Judge A R Webber's court awarded 86.31 to Francis D and Martha Parsch on a cross petition in a suit by Home Furniture Co seeking 348.17 on a promissory note. The cross petition claimed the furniture was unsatisfactory and the firm, after failing to replace it, left it on the curb. The defendants seek 150 as damages and anticipate appeal. Frank Staler and His Virginians headline the Elyria Eagles hall dance on March 1 at 0.90 per couple.
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Hoover to head White House staff after March 4
Two Hoovers will run the White House after March 4. Herbert Hoover becomes President, and Irwin Hoover, known as Ike, will serve as head usher and steward. Veteran staffers, dating back 25 years, form a personal cabi net guiding the new administration through routine tasks and social affairs. Ike Hoover directs the servant corps, handles receptions, and assists the first lady, while Patrick McKenna acts as the presidential office buffer guarding the chief executive’s privacy.
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White House staff figures and planets cited
Eamonn De Valera appears through a narrative on White House aides and their roles. The piece describes McKenna as the President's watchdog, Rudolph Forster as executive clerk, Doc Smithers the telegrapher, and Nelson Webster the disbursing clerk. It notes long service from Roosevelt era and references Uranus as the seventh planet, 1.8 billion miles away.
Congress Today Senate Debates Reapportionment Bill
Congress today sees the Senate expected to debate a reapportionment measure as public lands advances continued executive sessions on the Salt Creek oil investigation. The House also weighs restrictions urged by Representative Jones in a prohibition push.
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Keeping Young By Cleansing Liver And Bowels
A health ad stresses youthfulness by avoiding a sallow look and dull eyes. It claims most illnesses stem from inactive bowels and liver and promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle vegetable remedy replacing calomel to support liver and bowel function.
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Hear Evidence In Battery Suit Today In Webber Court
Judge A R Webber presides over an assault and battery civil case filed by Frank Brozy against Steve Becker. The petition alleges Becker struck the plaintiff in the face and caused injury during an argument on September 18, 1927. Damages of $1,000 sought.
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