14 Dec 1934
Page 4
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1934
Page
4
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The Record recalls holidays plans and local events from four decades ago. Notes mention Charley Vickers and wife visiting Missouri and Miss Mattie Martindale in Indiana, a Hadley building barber chair move by S B VanFleet, a new restaurant opened by Frank Webb, land sale near Steele City for 4620 dollars, and community prayers and Christmas preparations at Diller churches. It also covers local anecdotes about charity drives in Diller, Beatrice’s 1894 newspapers, and small town snapshots of residents and incidents.
Archie Trout writes from Los Angeles to Diller readers, recalling classmates and local figures. He criticizes local tone, praises road work, notes friends Ed Henrichs, Shanks, Beryl Northup, Dick Albers, Frances Palmberg, Bud, Ruth and Duane, and mentions his education, state job, and interest in California summers and surfing.
Laurent Loweberg secretary of the Cincinnati regional crime commission cites a figure of 400000 active criminals in the United States. The remark appears in a regional crime commission briefing.
A historical column argues for a stipulation in a $200 monthly pension act requiring pensioners to spend half at home to open opportunities for others before Jewish recipients. The passage reflects racial and religious targeting embedded in policy debate.
Louisville Kentucky installs an electrical robot to prepare tax bills payrolls and track municipal expenditures on a comprehensive city scale making it a pioneer in automated city finance management.
A speaker warns against excess by comparing an impulsive driver to a person who spends freely simply because money is available. The message urges restraint and prudent reserve in both motor speed and financial choices.
The 1929 New York World Almanac puts Nebraska wealth at 5.818 billion dollars or 4241 per person. The state carried no bonded indebtedness, a point noted as a financial plus.
Communities organize town pension clubs to push a $200 monthly pension for all residents over 60. Advocates argue the sum helps seniors cope with rising costs.
A reflective column argues that controlling emotions is as vital as restraining speech. The author urges discipline in expression, noting inner storms shape outward words and decisions, affecting personal and public life.
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