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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1934
Page
4
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A satirical snippet questions whether Hitler will rise to emperor as gullible Uncle Sam faces high airplane profits. It notes the president's veto power but suggests a simple gesture could suffice, reflecting political cynicism.
The former New York Giants manager John J. McGraw died Sunday. He was a major figure in baseball, but his passing is not expected to alter the sport’s future course. The piece notes broader political and financial context from 1938, including government finance dominance in securities and public sentiment.
The piece argues for taxing publicly owned enterprises now in a privileged tax-exempt class as the nation faces higher tax burdens. It contrasts public sympathy for tougher penalties with praise of the police and describes criminals as cowardly for using sudden violence and bulletproof vests.
Nebraska faces job absorption limits as CWA payroll for the week of February 23 is fixed at 28 500 with 10 percent cuts in Douglas county and 18 in other counties. Federal orders threaten state PWA dissolution while major projects include a Missouri River bridge at South Omaha and two power projects in Columbus Genoa and Sutherland.
A reflective column criticizes air mail contracts as wasteful while praising home, faith, and patriotism. The author recalls radio critiques, likens public trust to treason for wrongdoers, and stresses the value of individual home and community solidarity.
Readers are urged to share any unusual events or routine deviations seen in town to help inform the public. Witness reports or observations are requested from those who encounter visitors, departures, or notable happenings.
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