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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1936
Page
4
Terms of subscription listed for one year and six months with post office handling. Advertising rates given as five cents per line per insertion. business locals are directed to apply for rates. Local notice indicates second class matter transmission through the mail from Diller Nebraska.
The body of King George the fifth was laid to rest in the royal vault of St. George's chapel Windsor on Tuesday January 28.
Al Smith did not spare Roosevelt comparing his administration to Stalin’s communism but omitted any remark on Hitler’s anti Jewish policies. The remark reflects Smith’s selective critique during a period of rising totalitarianism and domestic political rhetoric.
A recent column note on mumps included a named individual and spurred a brief subscriber update. The newspaper then ran an obituary notice omitting a name, prompting an unintentional lapse in naming.
The article claims the imperial crown holds the Star of Africa diamond and many precious jewels. It reports two million attendees at King George's funeral with about 10 000 injuries requiring ambulance service. Scotland Yard faced criticism for crowd management.
The Record notes a correction for Allens cash Market ad stating ten pounds of sugar for 49c with each purchase of $1.00 or more, instead of $10.00. The same offer repeats this week.
A Lincoln girl, near Eagle 15 miles east of the capitol city, told her boyfriend they had a flat tire and drove off while he walked home. He arrived the next afternoon.
Readers debated Al Smith's Washington speech sat night with a wide range of views. Some praised it as the best yet while others dismissed it as ineffective. Senator Robinson countered Smith on Tuesday evening and, according to locals, outshone the governor in the debate.
A collage of 40 years past notes from Diller area includes business closures, a birth announcement at Barneston Star, local election delegates, revival services, and a Lincoln minister aiding in religious work. It mentions state school funds, district counts, a mortgage theft arrest, early X ray discovery, and Japan's move to end segregated prostitution.
The New York federal court found criminal negligence in the 1934 Moro Castle disaster that killed 134. Acting captain and chief engineer get two and four years. Cuba Mail Steamship Co faces a $10,000 fine. Judge lamented tekort of accountability and noted no efforts to save passengers.
Sunday school at 10 there was a small class. No morning worship. Union services with Epworth League next Sunday at 7 30 will include a short play and orchestra selections. Offering by Epworth League. Y M C A Fairbury promotes county meetings and invites public to hear Rev R C Shupe February 4 at 7 30 on The Ethiopian Situation.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hullman superintendent Sunday School 9 30 English services 10 30 This snowy rough road weather tests loyalty urging parishioners to attend church Sunday morning despite conditions and public temptations.
Rev. Chas. A. Lockhart and Pee W. A. Snyder oversee Sunday School at 10 A. M. Morning Worship follows.
An Alabama newspaper quotes a former relief recipient who says relief workers promised false teeth but instead pulled his teeth and cut off relief. He claims he can now eat only soup.
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