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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1933
Page
8
The University of Nebraska conducts a home laundry study using manufacturers washers and home-economics experts from the university and McCall's magazine. A fitted space in a university building serves as a home clothes washing room for practical trials aimed at reducing housework and aiding households.
A strong mood opposes married women holding public jobs when their husbands earn little or no income. The public believes need should be supplied first and many feel families already supported should not be burdened.
The House passed the Independent Offices bill cutting next year’s ICC, Shipping Board, Veterans Administration, Federal Farm Board, and FTC funding by 21.1 million dollars. A Bankhead amendment to raise FTC funds for a power trust investigation failed 181 to 165. Senate focus shifted to Treasury Post Office appropriations with salary-cut debates.
A speaker denounces scientists taking human remains from cemeteries and graves for study. The author argues such desecration is vandalism, citing Egypt pyramids and Mexican mounds and imagining if Washington bones were moved, nations would respond. Museums worldwide are filled with removed remains, justified as science but labeled as exploitation.
The text portrays Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt arguing that postwar excess and urban wealth erode national morals and economy. It notes support for loan transparency, and criticizes foreclosures and moratoriums as public policy issues in a blunt, plain-spoken tone.
Creditors of Dorothea Lampe’s estate must file claims with the administrator and the Jefferson County Court by May 19 1933. A claim meeting with the county judge is set for May 20 1933 at 9:00 A.M. All claims not filed by May 19 1933 are barred. Dated January 20 1933. E R Bee County Judge.
In the matter of the Estate of Kate Tucker deceased Fayetta V. Cully administratrix petitions for first settlement final account and distribution. February 24 1938 9 oclock AM set for hearing in Fairbury County Court with notice by Dilier Record for three weeks. E R County Judge Denney Denney Attorneys for Estate.
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