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The Diller Record in Diller, Nebraska

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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1935

Page

7

Long and Coughlin ideas meet political pushback in Congress

The piece questions Huey Long and Father Coughlin as they gain followers and notes Governor Eccles testimony on redistribution of income. It contrasts Nye central bank proposals with Eccles banking ideas, warns of dangers of politicizing banking, and discusses NRA plans amid labor opposition. It cites Robinson, Richberg, Hillman, and Green as critics.

Washington Long Huey ‘Coughlin Long Father _ Coughlin Coughlin House Committee On Banking and Currency Marriner Eccles Federal Reserve Board Huey Long Louisiana Ecclea Senator Long Father Coughlin Nye Hamilton North Dakota Tempas Reserve Board Federal Reserve Banks Roosevelt Long-Coughlin Senator Robinson Arkansas Senate Robinson Powers That Be Congress NRA Donald R. Richberg Senate Committee On Finance Richberg Sidney Hillman NRA High Command William Green Soga Bae Western Newspaper Union

Breezy Vehicle Head Wind Comment Sparks Cape Cod Tale

An early Cape Cod car story recalls a sea captain given a ride in a high sided auto steered by a tiller. The captain says the vehicle is the first craft to show head wind no matter where it’s pointed, in a humorous Boston Daily Globe cue.

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Big Figures for Relief

A girl asks what follows a billion in a statistics scene as the narrator, Senator Sorghum, answers everybody. The vignette hints at vast sums and broad aid implications in a satirical framing.

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