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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1932
Page
4
Frustration with Government Spending and Big Business Ties
A critical letter attacks Hoover era policy for expanding federal outlays while urging drastic cuts. The writer condemns Congress for large corporate subsidies, higher taxes, and bloated bureaus, arguing lawmakers should reduce spending and reallocate workers to avoid burdening taxpayers.
Farm Board Faces Dissolution Amid Congressional Opposition
Congress mobilizes against the federal farm board amid charges it harms farmers and wastes millions. Critics urge quick abolition to end taxpayer funded costs and board missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm Board
Congress
Ogee
Farm Board
Citizens urge retrenchment and tax on stock trades on air
Mem os congress and other public men advocate talking to the people at night to expose the need for retrenchment in government and city expenditures. They propose a 0.25 percent tax on stock sales and 100 percent on short sales to stabilize markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Railroad funds and bankers take all
The remark laments that if railroads seize all money and bankers grab most of the rest, ordinary people still face hardship and punishment.
Economic Struggles Amid Prosperity Cited in Speech
A speaker decries prosperity with plenty yet cites scarce jobs and limited money. The remark frames a critique of economic inequality within the nation.
Congress Debates Tariffs Taxes and Independence Bills
House passes venue measure 7 to 64 while Senate Finance holds hearings on a confiscatory levy plan. Harrison tariff substitute advances with tariff commission rates subject to congressional approval. Philippines independence bill moves via suspension rules. Muscle Shoals and economy measures advance as hearings plan and a national program of economy is proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Committee
Mills
Senate
Congress
Norris
Peoples’ Counsel
United States Customs Court
Harrison
Philippines
Muscle Shoals
Garner
McSwain
Farm Board
Bureau of the
Special Economy Committee
Hoover
Representatives
Lewis
Times tough but optimism lingers in rural voices
A column laments low wheat prices and high living costs while recalling past hardships. It urges Americans to reassess needs versus wants, praises the American Legion’s relief effort, and argues Congress should reduce deficits to spur a balanced recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandpa
Hastings Democrat
Questions on wet and dry odds in upcoming election
A writer ponders possible outcomes if the wet faction gains seats in the next election. Would a repeal of prohibition pass, how would enforcement be funded, and could saloons or bootleggers regain control or would speak-easies persist? The piece notes the slim 27 vote margin in the current House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Washington
Prohibition Department
Plain Talk on Taxation and Government Spending
The piece accuses Congress of pork barrel spending and government excess, arguing for tax relief by cutting fat salaries and trimming waste. It notes senators and congressmen fear voter anger over proposed tax increases and calls for tighter financial management like a disciplined business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarem
Fedr
Hoover
Coman
Orate Tily
Congress
Washington
Polticians
Ownership and management statement for Diller Record
The Diller Record publishes weekly in Diller Nebraska. Editor, publisher and owner Frank T Pearce signs the ownership statement sworn March 28 1932 before Notary Smith Diller. No mortgage holders or security holders are listed. Notary public commission expires February 16 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Nebr
Ang
Frank T. Pearce
Smith
Ditler
Stany
Probate Notice in Jefferson CountyNebraska
Final settlement and distribution hearing for the estate of Herman F Neumann filed by Clara E Neumann Administratrix set for April 30 1932 at 9 AM in Fairbury County Court. Notice to interested parties by publication in the Diller Record for three weeks. Denney Denney attorneys for the estate. Judge E R Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Jefferson County
Herman F. Neumann
Fairbury
Diller
Final Settlement Hearing in Estate of Carl E Franzen
Jefferson County notices a petition by administrator S C Moser praying for final settlement and distribution of the estate. A hearing is set for April 28, 1932 at 9 AM in Fairbury County Court. publication in Diller Record for three weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Jefferson County
Carl E.’ Franzen
S.C. Moser
Fairbury
Diller Record
Estate of Laura B. Diller hearing set in Fairbury
In Jefferson County Nebraska the estate of Laura B Diller deceased faces final settlement and distribution. J Smi Diler administrator seeks approval with a hearing scheduled April 27 1982 at 9 oclock AM in the county court Fairbury. Notice will run in the Diller Sprg ers weekly for three weeks prior. Denney Denne E R Bee County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Jefferson County
Laura B. Diller
J. Smi Diler
Fairbury
Diller Sp
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American Legion
Legion
Foster Helvey
Jefferson Co
Denney
Denney, Attys
E. R. Beé
Robate
E. R. Bee
Denney & Denne Attys
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