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Osceola Record in Osceola, Nebraska

05 Apr 1934

Page 7

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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1934

Page

7

Political tensions spill from Washington to Capitol Hill

In Washington a rift grows within the Democratic ranks over the intermediate credit bank bill and the federal reserve system. Senator Glass faces backlash from supporters and rivals as the administration presses for long term government loans with banks. Conservative Democrats warn of shifts in labor and industry influence amid talks of company unions and NRA. The Senate map shows Republicans vulnerable in several states while Democrats aim to deepen New Deal support after upcoming elections.

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Washington Carter Glass Virginia White House Glass Federal Reserve System Robert L. Owen Owen Senate Banking and Currency Committee House Senator Owen Robert J. Bulkley Ohio Bulkley Duncan A. Fletcher Park Trammel Florida Fletcher Federal Reserve Board Stock Exchange Potomac Gulf Call Market Wall Street Roosevelt United States Senate New Deal Farmer Laborite Henrik Shipstead Minnesota Phillips Lee Goldsborough Maryland Ritchie Goldsborough Simeon D. Fess Henry D. Hatfield West Virginia Felix Hebert Rhode Island Hamilton FF. Kean New Jersey Roscoe Patterson Missouri David A. Reed Pennsylvania Arthur R. Robinson Indiana John G. Townsend Delaware Arthur H. Vandenberg Michigan Jess Old Guard Hoover Robinson James E. Watson Watson Bennett Clark Fess Reed Pinchot Davis Pittsburgh Vandenberg Hatfield Townsend Hebert Kean Hiram W. Johnson California Bronson M. Cutting New Mexico Robert M. la Follette Wisconsin Royal S. Copeland New York C. C. Dill William H. King Utah Joseph WNU Service
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Crossword Puzzle Preview From Late Nite Feature

Puzzle grid clues list horizontal and vertical entries with numerous items spanning languages and references. Read includes hints for words such as an illuminating mixture, a state of contest, Greek letter attempts, and various items like hats, tools, animals, and numbers.

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Zodiac Signs Lesson Goes To Mickey Mouse

A Boston Tran script snippet shows a classroom exchange where a teacher tests students on zodiac signs. Thomas names Taurus, Harold says Cancer, and Albert blurts Mickey Mouse as a playful misanswer.

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Thomas Harold Albert Mickey, the Mouse Boston Transcript
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What happened to the young fellow proposed to marry your daughter

Gadon asks about the fate of the suitor who proposed to marry his daughter. The father-in-law sneers and recalls that the man married the daughter and then borrowed five hundred pounds from him. A week later, the daughter is brought up as a repayment.

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Gadon
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Just a Cut Up Insurance Man

A humorous fragment recalls a physician’s doubt about a past surgery as the narrator jokes about appendicitis versus vulgar curiosity, reflecting lighthearted self mockery and a casual aside on medical memories.

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Potatoes Planted by Son Prompt Muttered Advice

A rural exchange has Father urging Johnny to dig while reminding him he planted the potatoes and knows their location. Son asks for help but is urged to do it himself.

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Johnny
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Winter Sports Talk Sparks Pronunciation Joke

A young bachelor asks why skis are pronounced like shes while his married friend jokes that novices never know what they will do next. The brief exchange blends wit with a light critique of experience and etiquette in winter sports chat.

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Class Tensions Between Daughters of Rich Men

In a dialogue, two heiresses compare fortunes one from refined sugar and one from crude oil, revealing social envy and differences in origin of wealth. Gilbert explains the sugar fortune contrasts with the oil trade.

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Gilbert
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Mortgage Trouble Delays Home Foreclosure Plans

The Toronto Globe reports a temporary mortgage delay as the homeowners seek to avoid immediate foreclosure. The note indicates Mose-Jes concessions and a brief pause until obligations are resolved.

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Lily Toronto Globe
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Dream of Cheese Plentiful and Cheap Ends Abruptly

A humorous diary line about dreaming of abundant cheese followed by the punchline waking up. The joke hinges on the contrast between imagined abundance and waking reality.

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The Sticker Kind and Bungwit Debate Currency Elasticity

A dialogue contrasts elastic versus adhesive currency, with The Sticker Kind advocating flexibility and Bungwit proposing stickier money as the better option for the country. The exchange highlights differing views on monetary policy and economic adaptability.

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All or None: Father Rejects Proposal in Sec tions

A young man asks for the daughter’s hand. The father rejects the match, saying he will not dispose of her in sections.

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Labor and Industry Automobile Industry American Federation of Labor Brain Trust NRA Hugh S. Johnson A. F. of L Aimal Anmorgan Spenser Krefuse Amy Small Bird Puri Bashan Moses Little Disney Itus Don Martin Millonnaires Finney Iust
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