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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1932
Page
4
The Lincoln State Journal praises Griewold for a strong legislative background and readiness to lead Nebraska. It argues his work in the house and senate shows enthusiasm for progress and careful, informed governance, making him a prime Republican candidate for the governor's chair.
A brief commentary notes money flows to foe holdings and tax exempt securities. It argues millions go to corporations via gold bonds and other securities, shielding wealth from taxes while the average American bears the burden.
The note references Mr Hoover and the house of representatives in a peaking push toward government action. It signals a moment of cooperation and expected progress on a pending political effort.
Hortons Washington letter notes annual federal expenses near 200 million dollars and furloughs for Civil Service employees. Congress debates 11 percent salary cuts with a 1000 dollar exemption, with some favoring graduated reductions. Senate Finance moves to speed tax bill hearings while witnesses are prepared. The Norris Resolution seeks a Farm Board investigation, hearings on commodities, and possible hearings for private profit or cooperative borrowings. House Ways and Means reports hearings on full payment of World War I veterans certificates amid numerous bills. A lawyer argues the elimination of the rule of reason could create an anti trust regime.
A motivational sermon text urges readers to seize the day and overlook yesterday's failures. It proclaims that each new hour is a gift from eternity and challenges individuals to use today to achieve lasting happiness and worth. The piece appears tied to St. Paul Minnesota ARS and Des-.
The article notes Washington's Department of Justice maintains the largest global fingerprint archive with over 2,100,000 individuals accused or suspected of crime. Proposals suggest universal child fingerprinting in schools, but many states do not keep birth records.
A brief moral note advises patience and gentle words to a wife, warning against shocks that could harm her, stressing kindness within marital relations. The line reflects a cautionary view on emotional wellbeing and respect in a domestic setting.
A reader prompts debate over which candidate leads and which trails in the race between Hoover and Roosevelt. The exchange hints at close competition as both vie for momentum and support.
A skeptical observer derides government as a foxy entity that takes hats, floods people with free printed material, then taxes the funds to pay printers. The piece rails against subsidized publishing and government revenue tactics.
A collection of April events including declarations of war in 1917 and 1898, the Civil War surrenders in 1865, fort fires in 1961, Lincoln's assassination dates, the Titanic sinking in 1912, the San Francisco quake of 1906, Paul Revere and Lexington in 1775, and Grant born in 1822. Some dates are garbled.
The notes list births of Thomas Jefferson on April 13 1743 Shakespeare and James Buchanan on April 23 1791 James Monroe on April 23 1758 and the Louisiana Purchase on April 30 1803 Also the first newspaper in America appeared April 24 1704 Washington’s presidential inauguration occurred April 30 1789.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County announces in the matter of the estate of Herwich F Neumann deceased that Clara B. Neumann as Administratrix seeks relief and a hearing is set for April 30 1932 at 9 am in the county court at Fairbury. Publication is required for three successive weeks prior to the hearing. Denney Denney Attorneys for Estate provide notice and the county judge signs the order.
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