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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1936

Page

3

Supreme Court Power Faces New Senate Clash

Senator Norris of Nebraska condemns the AAA ruling as unconstitutional and urges a law for unanimous Supreme Court decisions to curb judicial power. He argues Congress has broad authority to regulate agricultural production and to check overreach by the high court.

Congress Norris Supreme Court Wallace NCE Supreme Court of the United States Louisiana Huey Long

Republicans Attack New Deal Across Nation on Lincoln Day

Hoover urges collapse of confidence in the New Deal in Portland while Senatoringson defends the Supreme Court in Greensboro and Vandenberg rips the administration in New York. Secretary Wallace speaks in Indianapolis defending administration amid constitutional debate on the AAA and soil measures.

Herbert Hoover Portland Ore Greensboro N.C Dickingson Iowa Supreme Court AAA Vandenberg Michigan New York City Wallace Indianapolis

Curtis dies at 76 first Indian Senate president in US

Charles Curtis former Vice President and Kansas congressman and senator died suddenly of heart disease at the Washington home of his brother in law and sister He was seventy six and the first man of Indian blood to preside over the senate He was one quarter Cherokee Julie Princess of the tribe his grandmother marrying a French voyager Curtis worked as a jockey and reporter before becoming Shawnee county prosecutor at twenty four He was elected to Congress in 1892 and to the Senate in 1907 and again in 1914 and served as Vice President under Herbert Hoover

Harles Curtis United States Kansas Washington Edward E. Gann Senate Julie Curtis

Baker Named Head of Press Radio Bar Committee

Newton D. Baker accepts chairmanship of the American Bar Association special committee on cooperation between the press radio and bar. The panel aims to define standards for publicity about court trials to safeguard fair proceedings following the Bruno Hauptmann case.

William L. Ransom American’ Bar Assocation Chicago Newton D. Baker Association Radio Bar Bruno Hauptmann

Roosevelt invites Latin leaders to Pan American conference

Letters from President Roosevelt have been sent to Latin American heads inviting participation in a Pan American conference, likely in Washington, to organize peace machinery for the western hemisphere. The State Department notes the meeting will seek peaceful dispute settlement and may redefine the Monroe Doctrine through multilateral endorsement.

Etters Roosevelt Washington State Department

Secret Nazi decree to expel Jews from Germany reported

The London Daily Herald cites a draft decree for expelling all Jews with confiscation of property awaiting Hitler's signature. The report notes Hitler's vow to dismantle groups opposing the regime and blames Jews for Reich troubles. Catholic youth leaders are arrested for alleged Communist cooperation and may have their organizations dissolved.

London Daily Herald Germany Hitler Reich

Delegates Agree to Five Year Cruiser Limitation Pact

U S delegates to the London naval conference approve a pact binding the nation for five years or more to cap cruisers at 8 000 tons. Washington protests as a colossal blunder while officials note lack of Japan Germany cooperation may doom any plan. Separately verdicts in Aix en Provence convict six Croats tied to the assassination of King Alexander, with three receiving life terms in French Guiana and three sentenced to death.

Merica London Washington Congress Japan Germany Pary Rias Alexander of Jugoslavia Marseilles Aix-en-Provénce France Band of Ustadh! Society French Guiana Ante Pavelich Ustachl

O Hara Convicted in Detroit Vote Recount Case

Democratic Michigan state chairman LMER B. O Hara and 16 others were convicted in Detroit of attempting to steal the 1984 election. The main recount defendants were found guilty on counts involving allowing ballot alteration and unlawful conduct in the recount.

LMER B. O'Hara Michigan Wayne County Detroit A. J. Wilkowski thad=s O'Hara Macombe County Wayne

Congress aims for early adjournment and farm bill passage

Congress hopes to adjourn by May 1 and move the farm bill quickly through both chambers. The Senate Agriculture Committee rewrote it around soil erosion prevention, drawing opposition from Democrats and Republicans. Senator Walsh called it dangerous and autocratic. House Chairman Devoguion awaited White House tax specifics to finance the program.

Eaders Congress Senate Agriculture Committee Senator Walsh Massachusetts Secretary of Agriculture Devoguion House Ways and Means Committee White House Treasury

Raskob Deficiency Tax Suit Amid Du Pont Amendments

The government filed suit seeking 1 026 240 dollars in alleged 1928 income tax deficiency against John J. Raskob, former Democratic committee chair and American Liberty League president. An amended petition also targets Pierre S. du Pont for underreported 1929 income and an additional 617 316 dollars tax.

CTION John J. Raskob Democratic National al Smith American Liberty League Pierre 8 du Pont New Deal Raskob

Home Hacks From an Old WNU Recipes Column

Household tips on plant care food prep and storage collected from a Bell Syndicate WNU Service column. Advice covers cactus blooming pinch pruning dry soil watering, marshmallows dusted with sugar, cream of tartar in cinnamon sugar, cherry orange dressing for fruit salads, straining foods through a bag, baking chocolate cake in moderate heat, thawing meat, oil and vinegar rubs, protecting leather chairs, rolling marshmallows in coconut, and treating winter storm damage to apple trees with creosote and tinseed oil.

Bell Syndicate WNU

No Distance However Great Can Separate Friendship

Poetic line evokes boundless friendship across vast distances. Imagery blends celestial vastness with night blooming flora to emphasize enduring ties. The text presents a meditation on unity beyond space, contrasting distant horizons with intimate kinship.

Engagement Misunderstanding Triggers Sharp Exchange

A discordant exchange reveals a tense moment as one person accuses the other of a broken engagement while the other questions the claim. The dialogue hints at a strained relationship and unresolved feelings.

Secrets Are Safe Fifth Corps Area News Fraternity Raid

A Fifth Corps Area News item recalls a police raid on a fraternity, framed as a closed chapter. The brief notes the event without sensational detail, implying no ongoing investigation or public action.

Fifth Corps

Cheek Comedy Echoes in Early Ad Libs

A fragmented quote hints at a humorous exchange where one speaker affectionately mocks another with a phrase about cheek and foot. The brief item captures a casual performance tic and color in dialogue.

Do It Over Right Farmer

A brief quip about mixed up instructions between a farmer and a new hired hand. The hand mishears shod as shot and the farmer notes a mule has died, saying he has just buried her. The exchange captures rural humor and regional voice.

Boston Evening Transcript

Time for Everything Suitor in Philadelphia Inquirer Tale

A brief comic note from the Philadelphia Inquirer shows a suitor declaring intent to marry the daughter while the father tests him. The exchange ends with a playful line about settling a different matter first.

Air Philadelophia Inquirer

Useful Humor Sparks Fidelity and Pathos

A compact remark notes humor as a guide to fidelity and self preservation, suggesting wit can save people from themselves. The quotation attributes a witty warning to Vas Amburgh and reflects on humor's moral value in daily life.

Vas Amburgh

Bayer Aspirin Headache Relief Ad

Don t Guess But Know Do not entrust family well being to unknown preparations Ask your family doctor about Bayer Aspirin Medicines once advised against by physicians now proven safe for headaches rheumatic pain neuritis and neuralgia Millions of users validate safety for average persons Buy Bayer Aspirin by its full name at any store and insist on getting the real product.

Bayer Aspirin

Unclear Phrase Incomplete Entry

Fragmentary note appears to reference a phrase about repayment or fate but lacks concrete facts, names, dates, places, or events to summarize into a proper news item.

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