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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
6
Amid ongoing Manchuria disputes, Japan gains a seat at the World Court with support from more than half the nations. The move follows earlier League of Nations condemnation and signals shifting regional influence.
Washington observers say New York could again be the pivotal state for Roosevelt next year if the South and West back him. Ohio and California emerge as critical swing states, with locals noting shifts in party loyalties and Tammany Hall’s evolving posture toward the White House amid tax policy debates impacting church and charity funding.
The Pathfinder dam near Casper Wyoming holds 1.07 million acre feet of water and powers irrigation across the North Platte valley while Nebraska allocates 1.99 million dollars for the 1936 shelterbelt program to plant about 1400 miles of shelterbelts and 6400 acres of farmstead plantings creating 700000 labor days.
The internal revenue bureau lists Nebraska 1935 fiscal year taxpayers at 9 517 with the largest group 2 630 retail oleomargarine dealers. Distilled spirits and beer trades also show significant fees: 2 127 retail dealers paid 25, 47 wholesalers 100, 1 778 beer dealers 20, 181 wholesalers 50, and six brewers 100.
Francis Y. Cornell, state director of the national re employment service, reports July placed 7,249 applicants in employment. Of these, 2,032 came from relief rolls. PWA jobs accounted for 3,656 openings, 2,184 private placements. Private jobs were obtained for 871 of the relief clients who applied.
Letters to Arthur Brisbane report readers willing to be frozen then revived for science. The American Medical Association denounces R S Willard as pushing a hoax after alleging a monkey was frozen and swapped. Dr Fishbein says a truly frozen person would die.
War talk grows with Mussolini claiming a newly developed air weapon is overwhelming yet keeping its nature secret. Hitler declares Germany ready to meet any threat and asserts no power can attack.
The piece notes Treasury profits from money issuing rights, with paper dollars valued at about 50 cents and silver coins worth under half their metal value, totaling roughly 3 billion dollars. It argues these profits have not harmed anyone and questions who truly understands money.
London and Wall Street report higher prices and better stocks with a boom in the exchange. The London Daily Mail calls the stock market a catalyst for world trade and a source of global confidence, even as the elusive nature of confidence is noted as fragile and easily destroyed.
Paris fashion reports describe transparent dresses, skin tight gowns with large cutouts and unusual fabrics including plaited braid. Tax news notes income tax on public relief, with unions reportedly spurning benefits as Uncle Sam would tax a $94 monthly sum, taking back $13.12.
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