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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1933

Page

6

Senate Votes To Make Beer Legal Nationwide

Washington reports the Cullendeer Dill bill legalizing beer passed the House 316 to 24 and the Senate 43 to SO. It allows malt beverages up to 3.2 percent alcohol by weight with a $1,000 license per brewery and a federal tax of $5 per barrel, plus state regulation and penalties for dry-state shipments. The measure also adds wine and fruit juices to lawful beverages.

Washington Roosevelt House of Representatives House Henry T. Rainey Farmer-Labor Sve Democrats Republicaos Senate

Life viewpoint shapes our path to a contented end

A reflective note asserts life rests on perspective and attitude. It suggests happiness comes from choosing how we view and handle life’s challenges, guiding us toward a contented conclusion.

Senate passes half billion dollar economy measure

The senate approved a large economy bill worth about 500 million dollars. It awaits house action on minor senate amendments before heading to the White House. If signed, President Roosevelt gains expanded authority to overhaul veterans benefits and reduce federal salaries by up to 15 percent, aiming to save hundreds of millions.

Weber Laura Maonain Abe Algy Mary Pindie Pene Rosalie King Weston Blanche Philip Elliott Violet Countess Hill Paul Almom D. A Wallace Aea Aod Seth Mr. Hamlin Thomas Gray Sylvia David Genman Conti Washington Senate House White House Roosevelt

Gold consignment to Mexico returned from New York bank

A cargo valued at $250 000 in gold consigned to Mexico City was returned to the Eleventh District Federal Reserve Bank in Dallas after New York bank ordered it stopped following President Roosevelt's export ban. The shipment had begun before the embargo and was reversed soon after its announcement.

Brownsville Texas Chase National Bank New York City Mexico City Eleventh District Federal Reserve Bank Dallas New York Roosevelt

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