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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1934

Page

7

Langer Plans Coup to Reclaim North Dakota Office

Deposed Governor William H. Langer plans a referendum to repeal the section of the North Dakota constitution that removed him. impeachment moves target acting Governor Ole H. Olson as lawmakers convene a quorum.

Bismarck N. D William H. Langer Ole H. Olson Langer Supreme Court Olson Capitol North Dakota Nonpartisan League House of Representatives Washington United States Gerald P. Nye North Dakota House State Board of Pardons

Three Condemned Men Escape Texas Prison

Three of the Southwest’s most wanted outlaws Raymond Hamilton Blackie Thompson and Joe Palmer escaped from Huntsville state penitentiary in a daring break. One convict was killed two wounded and a guard shot during the escape as the trio fled over the wall to two waiting automobiles.

Texas Huntsville Raymond Hamilton Blackie Thompson Joe Palmer Hamilton Thompson Palmer

Novelist Oppenheim Wins Big at Riviera Casino

Author B. Phillips Oppenheim becomes Riviera gambling hero after winning 200000 francs at roulette in JuanLesPins casino within an hour. He says the system ran 5 and 10 franc bets up to 5000 francs over the weekend before cashing out. He calls it a very amusing pastime.

Juan-Les-Pins France B. Phillips Oppenheim Riviera

Three Die in Flames as Bungalow Burns

Fire roared through a light bungalow in Borden Ontario killing Sergt John R Sherwood’s family. Sherwood and his wife survived in hospital. Evelyn Massey 19 of Toronto Denys Sherwood 8 and Gordon Sherwood 6 were fatally burned.

Borden Ont John R. Sherwood Royal Canadian Air Force Sherwood Evelyn Massey Toronto Denys Sherwood Gordon Sherwod

Brothers Drown When Hurled From Speedboat

Ignatz Bugar twenty four and his brother Raymond twenty two of Theresa Wisconsin drowned in Big Cedar lake when thrown from their speedboat during a sharp turn. Mrs Robert Franzen rescued two other members of the party.

Milwaukee Ignatz. Bugar Raymond Theresa, Wis Big Cedar Lake Robert Franzen

Chemist Dies in Jamaica Bay Plane Crash

New York chemist Phillip Spuller with a student pilot license was killed when his plane fell 500 feet into Jamaica Bay. The accident ended his flight near New York.

New York Phillip Spuller Jamaica Bay

Breaks After Fun Reduce Family Tensions

Tired nerves disrupt even well regulated families after outings or good times. Rest and quiet help, and temperamental upsets should be treated as unimportant and forgotten once the air clears. Mothers often notice these after a celebration, yet should not let mood distort judgments.

Bell Syndicate WNU

Deadly “Heavy Water” Found in England Valued at 150000

The London Daily Mail reports a newly discovered poison termed heavy water. It is described as hydrogen twice its normal weight combined with oxygen and notes that only one quart exists worth 150000 dollars.

England London Daily Mail

Fly in Clenched Hand Guarantee of Honesty

An Esquire anecdote from Vienna to Budapest describes a Romani orchestra in Győr using a live fly in a clenched hand as a odd honesty guarantee for a tip collector. The fly is brought back to prove the collector did not skim coins, with branding briefly considered but rejected.

Vienna Budapest Gyor Charles Layng Esquire

Childish imagination and parental guidance on stories

A Literary Digest summary reports Dr. David M. Trout advising Iowa City conference that before age five children misjudge time and distance, making tall tales harmless. He urges treating imaginative play as a game and cautions against forcing prayers or concrete concepts of God on young children.

Santa Claus Baron Munchausen Gulliver David M. Trout Iowa City Iowa Doctor Trout God Literary Digest

Odd kindling stone used to start fires reported

A curious form of kindling called bhetle stone is described. When soaked in kerosene it burns for ten minutes and can be reused as it resists heat while absorbing fuel. It burns gradually when soaked in lard, and similar granite deposits were noted for the same purpose with coal oil.

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