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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1939

Page

2

U. S. Spending Clash Clouds Conciliation Drive

Weekly News Analysis reports that the Hopkins and Morgenthau push for tax revision and debt limits clashes with continued federal spending. It notes congressional hearings on tax cuts and Wagner act revisions, labor peace efforts, and rail regulation proposals amid a wary business mood.

U. S Joseph W. la Bine Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr Harry Hopkins Commerce Daniel C. Roper Hopkins Des Moines Morgenthau House - Appropriations Congress White House Seventy-Sixth Congress Wyoming Joseph C. O'Mahoney Federal Monopoly Investigation Committee C I. O A. F U. S. Labor Department Roosevelt John Lewis A. F. of William Green

Trend and Longevity Report From Public Health and Science

Trend highlights a 62 year life expectancy for babies born in 1938, surpassing 1937 by 1.1 years and 1931 by two years. In science, Dr. Percy Bridgman declares he will refuse collaboration with scientists from totalitarian states. Automobiles note signals New York show planning 1939 models four weeks earlier than last year.

U. S. Public Health Service Percy W. Bridgeman Harvard New York

Onele ays and a Patchwork of Sayings

A collage of aphorisms on demagogues ambition and resilience. It contrasts comfort with action and notes that the stubborn is forgotten while the adaptable survives. The piece merrily riffs on wisdom and folly through curious statements.

Explosive puzzle answer and Voltaire first name

The answer states nitrogen iodide is the explosive. A falling dust particle or a fly walking on it triggers detonation.

France’s early auto history and Voltaire fact

The text notes Voltaire as the alias of Jean Francois Marie Arouet and claims the first automobile appeared in Paris in 1769 driven by steam. It also asserts France led in auto development and that the term means love of offspring.

Voltaire Jean Francois Marie Arouet Paris France Firestone

Napoleon in Exile on Saint Helena Reveals Restless Spirit

The text notes Napoleon spent six years in exile on Saint Helena and learned English to read Europe’s news, while dictating memoirs and gossip about his English guards and his small French household, seeking some order and harmony in a constrained life.

Napoleon Island St. Helena Europe

Quote on political machine development by Bruce Barton

A satirical remark compares political machine growth to auto development. Bruce Barton notes if cars had evolved like politics they would be heavy costly machines with extra devices such as a steam roller lawn mower egg beater and more. The quote highlights parallels between political maneuvering and industrial progress.

U. S Bruce Barton

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