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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1938

Page

2

Hitler Defies World In Speech On Europe Turmoil

Adolf Hitler in a Reichstag address declared Germany would be a leading world power and warned against Britain France and other western powers. He praised Italy and Japan and opposed the Loyalist victory in Spain while pressuring Austria and threatening Czechoslovakia. Eden resigned over Mussolini propaganda and Chamberlain proposed a four power peace plan with Germany Italy France and Britain.

Hitler Europe Schuschnigg Austria Czechoslovakia Germany Great Britain France Reichstag Reichswehr Reich League of Nations Italy Britain Berlin Eden House of Commons Mussolini Il Duce Spain Chamberlain

Eden resigns as British foreign secretary amid Chamberlain plan clash

Refusal to back Prime Minister Chamberlain's appeasement policy leads Captain Anthony Eden to resign from the cabinet after two years opposing dictators. Viscount Cranborne follows as acting foreign secretary while Viscount Halifax is named interim successor, signaling heightened tensions with France and risk to India. Halifax is described as a personal friend of Hitler.

Neville Chamberlain Germany Italy Anthony Eden Viscount Cranborn Viscount Halifax Eden France India Hitler

French Warn on German Minority Threat in Czechoslovakia

Premier and other high French officials view Hitler's remarks about Germans abroad as a danger to Czechoslovakia, a key French ally. Prague reports Czechoslovakia refuses talks on autonomy for Germans and rejects coercion. France aims to keep close Britain ties while avoiding splits with Socialist and Communist elements. President Roosevelt seeds economic steps for prosperity, plans limited price increases and renews RF loans to industry and railways, noting farm prices need rising while building prices stay high.

Chautemps Hitler Czechoslovakia France Prague Germany Austria Chamberlain Mussolini Britain Hyde Park Roosevelt Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Earle Seeks Democratic Senate Nomination

George H. Earle of Pennsylvania announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for United States senator. He touted his record as governor and support for the Roosevelt administration and pledged to serve the Roosevelts' principles if elected.

Earle George H. Earle Pennsylvania United States Roam Rouse

Navy commission names two new members and Kennedy push

The list includes Rear Admiral Emory S. Land as new head of the bureau of construction and Max O Rell Truitt of St. Louis as Kennedy’s fill for the term. Kennedy lost a fight with Secretary Perkins over legislation to curb labor disorders in the merchant marine and both asked the President for support while Perkins and the C I O opposed.

Roosevelt Emory S. Land Colorado Navy Bureau of Construction Kennedy Max O’rell Truitt St. Louis Perkins Madame Perkins

Ortiz Inaugurated As Argentina President

Roberto Ortiz was inaugurated president of Argentina for a six year term and pledged to uphold democracy. In his congress speech he affirmed faith in democracy and a solemn promise to respect liberty and constitutional guarantees.

Army Air Corps completes 6000 mile flight to Buenos Aires

Army planes of the United States Army Air Corps finished a 6000 mile mass flight from Miami to Buenos Aires with a single stop in Lima. The bomber crew of 48, led by Lieut Col Robert Olds, received cheers on arrival in the Argentine capital.

United States Army Air Corps Miami Fla Buenos Aires Lima Peru Andes Robert Olds

Preserving a Broom and Handy Household Tips

Items include soaking a broom in boiled salt water every two weeks to preserve it. Parsley washed in hot water retains flavor and is easier to chop. For gas lamps clean glass globes with methylated spirit on a rag, no washing. Hair brushes and combs cleaned with ammonia in water, then sun dried. Tape measure glued to sewing machine front edge saves hunting for the tape.

Heirloom popcorn bedspread pattern 5908

Learn to crochet a striking popcorn motif on a lacy mesh background with step by step instructions for the square, stitches, materials, and a pattern photo. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W 14th St New York NY with name address and pattern number to obtain it.

Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept W. 14Th St New York N. Y

Proper Use of Furniture Polish Demonstrated

A recent guide explains correct oil polish use on furniture. Apply polish to a damp cloth moistened with water, wring out, spread evenly, rub lightly, then finish with a dry cloth to produce a uniform glow.

Gardeners Learn Soil Types Suit Bloom Power

Garden tips note which flowers thrive in rich soil and which in poorer ground. Zinnia petunia portulaca snapdragon stock heliotrope marigold salvia excel in rich soil while nasturtium love lies bleeding Josephs coat celosia alyssum California poppy calendula mignonette hollyhock favor poorer soil. Heavy clay supports sweet peas pansies stocks carnations scabiosas and many perennials, while light textures suit petunia portulaca celesia hollyhock love in a mist annual phlox calliopsis nicotiana and climbers. Partial shade areas host calendula balsam mignonette pansy and vinca.

Ferry Seed Institute

Mysterious Seri Indians of Tiburon Island

The Seri people of Tiburon Island in the Gulf of California are described as aloof and warlike. The article notes their unclear origins and language, their primitive living conditions, and their isolation from other Indian communities along the Sonora coast.

Tiburon Island Gulf of California Sonora Mexico Los Angeles San Diego Phoenix

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Ad Claims Quick Relief

An old advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a remedy for digestive discomfort. The copy emphasizes relief from accumulated waste and favors a simple dosage of pellets. The tone mirrors early 20th century patent medicine marketing.

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