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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1935

Page

2

Ickes faces grand jury probe into PWA graft

The article reports on Secretary Ickes directing a PWA graft inquiry. A special grand jury will convene February 6 in Washington to hear testimony on a Texas canal project and a broad conspiracy to defraud. several federal officials are named amid a high-stakes NRA legality discussion.

Ickes PWA NRA Onest Harold” Ickes Public Works Administration Washington United States John W. Fihelly Texas Public Works Administration Investigation Division Texas Project

Russians boast military growth as congress reviews Bolshevist progress

Vice commissar for defense reports Red Army size rising from 500,000 to 940,000 in four years along with stronger frontiers and expanded aviation. Delegates applaud as defense spending is promised to rise. In New Jersey headlines, Hauptmann trial features diverse witnesses, contested handwriting, and juror reactions amid ongoing efforts to secure an electric chair verdict.

Russia All-Union Congress of Soviets Moscow Red Army

APANESH Forces Advance in Boundary Dispute Region

APANESH forces push forward as two towns seem to converge near disputed Manchuria area south of Manchuk and Hailar where Manchukou overlaps Outer Mongolia. Border indefiniteness blamed for the contention amid hints Japan garrison in Manchukou could be increased.

Apanesh Manchuk Hailar Manchukou Outer Mongolia Cee Far East

Washburn Chied Former Ambassador to Italy Dies at Home

E E Washburn Chied former ambassador to Italy and editor of Collier's Weekly died of pneumonia at his New York home. He left Collier's in 1921 to become ambassador to Italy and participated in the Lausanne conference in 1922.

Ee Washburn Chied Italy New York Collier’s Weekly Lausanne

Nine bank robberies in Nebraska during 1934

Nebraska records show nine bank robberies in 1934, totaling about $130000 in loot, down from 1933. The year’s largest haul was $22850 at DeLay National Bank in Norfolk on November 9, with several other holds at Fort Kearney, Heartwell, and Harrison. Some cases were solved, others remain listed as unsolved.

Lincoln Nebraska Superior Sioux National Harrison Kinney Neb Tom Limerick Maurice Denning Francis Harper Harper Kentucky M. R. Jensen Denver Fort Kearney Heartwell State Bank DeLay National Bank Norfolk

National Defense Week to Run February 12 22 in Nebraska

The first annual National Defense Week will run February 12 to 22 with talks on defense at civic and professional groups. Major General Stuart Heintselmann will be honored at a February 12 luncheon by the Omaha Chamber of Commerce. A defense week dinner dance at the Paxton Hotel on February 16 is also planned.

United States Belcher Supreme Court NRA Federa Alabama Federal District Court Court of Appeals Omaha Lincoln Washington Reserve Officers Association of the United States Nebraska WAAW KOIL Omaha Chamber of Commerce Stuart Heintselmann Seventh Corps Frank R McCoy Sixth Corps Chicago Paxton Hotel

Beads Worth 80 Millions Lincoln Nebraskans Road Progress

Lincoln Nebraskans look back on a year of highway development that raised hard surfaced roads to 7 988 miles valued at 81 377 728 dollars. The state contributed 40 644 355 and 37 896 325 funded the rest with 3 337 547 from other sources. By end of 1934 886 miles were paved mostly concrete slab 527 miles gravel surfaced and 809 miles graded.

Lincoln

Unclear health claim from reader letter

A reader named Harry B. Hall reports skin eruptions covering his face and arms causing itching and burning and says he could never shave but now feels completely healed. He provides an address at 8968 14th Ave Bir.

Harry B. Hall 14Th Ave Bir

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