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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
4
One year in advance six months in advance. Entered at the post office at Diller Nebraska for transmission through the mails as second class matter. Advertising rates made known upon application. Business locals are or have been mailed. rates charged at 6 cents per line for each insertion.
A critic laments 1933 as a year of deep global depression with foreign debt to the United States, mass unemployment, political squabbling over Prohibition, and disintegrating industry. The text argues foreigners drain jobs and wealth, urges tighter immigration limits, and claims Americans must not feed aliens while citizens starve.
Norton discusses balancing the budget through permanent and indefinite appropriations totaling 1 399 336 521 for 1934. A new House committee led by Anthony Griffin will study reductions while tax proposals including a sales tax reemerge. Senate panels consider a five day week and six hour day for industrial labor with constitutional concerns.
Oklahoma Governor Murray nicknamed Alfalfa Bill calls for return of the old fashioned whipping post for criminals and robbers. He argues current jail conditions coddle offenders and proposes thirty to forty lashes plus a long follow up jail term as a post graduate lesson.
The letter details farm aid proposals including re issuing securities and one year acreage reductions. Lawmakers discuss expanding relief to four commodities Wheat cotton hogs and tobacco with requests from dairy and rice groups. A special session is seen likely after March 4 to tackle unemployment budget balancing and tariff issues.
The writer condemns tax exempt government securities as a curse enabling rich investors to avoid taxes. They argue Congress must balance budgets while the rich, investing tax free, claim they are not rich. The piece notes widespread speculation about Roosevelt’s cabinet and hints at national concern.
A fragment suggests tensions over potential conflicts with France and America, with emphasis that France would expect the United States to cover payment of bills. The wording implies diplomatic friction and financial obligations in a hypothetical war scenario.
The article compares World War casualties, noting Romania's 45 percent death and wound rate among 750,000 under arms, with the United States suffering about 1.5 percent dead and under 4.5 percent wounded. It cites US mobilization under 12 percent of allied totals and limited battlefield exposure, praising timely American arrival.
Nebraska Jefferson County probate notice states Carl F. Lampe petitions to prove Dorothea Lampe deceased as last will and testament. Hearing scheduled January 20 at 9 AM in county court. notice to interested parties via three weekly insertions in the Dillner Record. E. R. Bee County Judge. Denney and Definey attorneys.
A compact account notes that Allied troops helped turn the tide against the Central Powers. It emphasizes the impact of the allied force combined with the moral and strategic effect of national entry into the conflict as decisive in the world’s greatest struggle.
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