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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1935

Page

2

Notable Alaska Crash Ends Careers of Rogers and Post

News reviews report the deaths of actor TL Rogers and aviator Wiley Post in a Fairbanks to Point Barrow flight crash in Alaska. Sergt. Stanley R. Morgan relayed word of the wreck and recovery, while the piece also covers congressional sparring over lobbyist oversight and President Roosevelt signing the Social Security Act with Wagner and Lewis among attendees.

TL Rogers Wiley Post Fairbanks Point Barrow Alaska Post Asia Seattle Sergt Stanley R. Morgan Signal Corps Polot Barrow Roosevelt Senate House of Representatives Robert F. Wagner New York John Lewis Maryland Frances Perkins

Eden Laval plan to avert Italo Ethiopian war discussed in Paris

Eden and Laval reviewed a proposed plan involving Ethiopia concessions and a possible League of Nations mandate. Baron Aloisi relayed details to Mussolini, who was unlikely to accept changes. The plan reportedly included economic concessions and a sea outlet for Ethiopia.

Ce Anthony Eden England Pierre Laval France Baron Pompei Aloisi Italy Paris Baron Aloisi Mussolini HiDuce Ethiopia League of Nations Sea Great Britain

Farmers organize in Chicago to push independent council

The Farmers Independent Council of America forms in Chicago with Dan D. Casement as president and a slate of executives and directors from Kansas Illinois New York and Michigan. The move frames a battle over constitutional government versus a dictatorship and coincides with shifts in wheat acreage policy and Social Security pension projections.

Chicago Farmers’ Independent Council of America Dan D. Casement Manhattan Kan Stanley F. Morse South Caroline Chris J. Abbott Nebraska Clyde O. Patterson Illinois Jersey Charles W. Burkett Agricultural Authority of New York Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station L G. Tolles Connecticut State Grange E. V. Wilcox Country Gentleman District of Columbia Fred L. Crawford Michigan B. E. Dorsett Pennsylvania State Grange Kurt Greenwald New York Charles E. Collins Colorado Catttleman American National Live Stock Association Wallace AAA Senate House Associated Press Bill Jones Federal Treasury Jones

Dutch Girl string holder for kitchen decorative hanger

Ad from Grandmother Clark promotes a Dutch Girl string holder decorative item for the kitchen. The kit includes preprinted pieces to cut out with a girl’s head and shoes, mailed for 15 cents or four packages for 50 cents from Home Craft Co. Dept. A St. Louis Mo.

Home Craft. Co Dept. A St. Louis Ave St. Louis

Enclose SASE for information requests

The note asks writers to include a stamped addressed envelope when requesting information. This ensures a timely response and proper handling of mailed inquiries.

New Zealand No Utopia for Pioneers in Far South Seas

Mare Greene notes in Current History that New Zealand, despite vast unproductive land and favorable prices, faces undernourishment and clothing shortages for over 100000 residents. Experts say $25 per acre yearly could transform land to four to five times value, with three acres feeding two cows. The piece contrasts pioneer dreams with reality in the South Seas.

New Zealand Japan South Britain Mare T. Greene

Postum Free Week Offer From Postum Company

Read the offer made by the Postum Company in another part of this paper. They will send a full week's supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it.

Postum Company

Courts Overloaded Obstinacy Supports Courts

Courts faced heavy docket pressure as prosecutors and defense grapple with backlog. Legal observers warn backlog risks delaying trials and curbing access to swift justice while officials pursue efficiency reforms.

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