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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1932
Page
4
Why Can't They Pay War Debts
A columnist argues oversea nations cannot meet wartime debt obligations while spending heavily on armaments. Britain and France are cited for high defense spending versus debt payments, with Italy Poland and Belgium showing similar patterns. The piece suggests cutting military expenditures by one ninth could cover owed sums.
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Great Britain
United States
France
Italy
Poland
Belgium
Roosevelt Predicts Shorter Presidential Term After 1936 Election
The article discusses the lame duck amendment ratified to end Franklin D Roosevelt’s term on January 20, 1937, shortening his tenure and moving future inaugurations to January 3. It notes Congress will meet earlier and explains the historical shift from March 4.
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Franklin D Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Congress
Hold on to Your Self-Respect
A Forbes Magazine excerpt urges men to hold on to self-respect after the 1929 crash. It notes broad losses in income, unemployment, bank failures, and shrinking foreign trade, arguing that resilience and faith are essential to persevere rather than surrender to fear.
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Forbes Magazine
Washington Letter on Seventy-Second Congress and Hoover Budget
Norton summarizes Hoover's annual message urging a balanced budget, federal reductions, banking reform, and international debt concerns. He notes Congress with Rainey and Garner on repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, anticipated postal rate changes, and hearings on emergency farm relief funding and a one year tax on Georgia farm products.
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Seventy-Second Congress
Nebraska
Congress
Hoover
Hover
Docestnes
The
Treasury
Alt Ponent
Tio the Treasury
Mills
Rainey
Garner
Senate
House
House Post Office Committee
Brown
House Committee On Agriculture
Georgia
House-Broken Slo Wer Wedding Anniversary Remark
A Presbyterian Magazine note recalls a wife celebrating 25 years with her husband. She adds that he is not the same man he was when they first married, reflecting on changes over time.
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Presbyterian Magazine
Plan to fund Canada canal draws US debate
Long discussion on spending hundreds of millions from the US treasury to aid Canada in a transboundary canal raises concerns. Critics say there is no present need, risks to US railroads and ports, and possible misallocation of scarce federal funds, urging against the project.
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St. Lawrence Waterway
United States
Canada
Beutinik
Ancient Irish History Unearthed In Bronze Age Relic Find
A fragmentary report describes Bronze Age relics and old pottery unearthed in a buried site near a valley. The discovery hints at ancient rituals, funerary practices, and early Iron Age tools tied to Irish history, drawing attention to a long forgotten burial complex and stonework.
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Barvard
Brera
Hery Elmont
Shane
Aden
Sci
Bextini
Valea
Fragmentary Memoir of Keats Cremation and Shelley's Heart
A garbled 19th century note recalls the cremation of a poet on July 38 1822 and the interment of ashes beneath the Cestius pyramid on December. Byron Hunt and Trelachey witnessed the event while the heart, rescued by Trelawney, was given to Mary Shelley and remains with her family.
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Shelley
Mba Sys
Mmettons
Asherey
Trelawney
Mary “Shelley
Bells and their music in cities and wild places
A reflective piece questions where bells sound best amid cities, mountains, lakes, and scenery. It contrasts grand bells in urban areas with natural settings and ponders how place shapes the music and the sense of grandeur.
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Shandon
London
Fragmentary Notes on Laws Across Russia and Literature
A garbled passage discusses laws as a recurring phenomenon, citing various literary and political references. It mentions Europe and Russia, with scattered names and phrases, reflecting a fragmented reflection on legal change and literary allusions.
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