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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1928

Page

7

Loree Sells Lehigh Stock to Pennsylvania for 63 Million

L F Loree president of the Delaware and Hudson sold Lehigh Valley and Wabash holdings to the Pennsylvania Railroad for 63 million dollars. The deal gives Pennsylvania control over Lehigh Valley and Wabash, positioning it to negotiate liens with New York Central Nickel Plate and B and O. Loree retains D H ownership freedom and could pursue mergers or track rights.

New York L. F. Loree Delaware & Hudson Railroad Here West Pennsylvania Railroad Delaware & Hudson Pennsylvania Wabash Lehigh Valley New York Central Nickel Plate Loree The Exchange Otto H. Kahn Kuhn, Loeb & Co Kahn Baltimore & Ohio Atterbury Great Eastern

May Try Standard Oil Head on Perjury Charge

Senate resolutions call for indicting Robert W. Stewart of Chicago chairman of Standard Oil Company of Indiana for perjury before the Teapot Dome inquiry committee and demand aggressive prosecution of contempt findings. A vacated arrest warrant for Stewart is noted as the senate expects perjury action despite prior habeas corpus delays.

Washington Robert W. Stewart Chicago Standard Oil Company Indiana Senate Stewart Walsh Teapot Continental Company

Chandler Robbins Dies at 93 Founder of Geographic Society

Chandler Robbins founder of the American Geographic Society died of pneumonia at his New York home at age 93.

Chandler Robbins New York The American Geographic Society

Birthday party tale from Gap Johnson in Ridge

The Torch of Liberty editor recalls a party at Gap Johnson’s home in Rumpus Ridge. Johnson says his wife left with the children in the afternoon, and he slept through the evening, joking he hoped no Ku Klux visitors showed up. The Kansas City Star notes the odd recounting with caution.

Torch of Liberty Gap Johnson Rumpus Ridge Ku Klux Kansa City

New Dresses for The School Girl

Thousands of mothers with daughters in high school or college credit Diamond Dyes for reviving faded dresses. A Little Rock mother describes how a small amount of Diamond Dyes and minor alterations can update outfits without altering fabric life. The ad touts color fastness and a free 64 page Color Craft book via Mae Martin in Burlington Vermont.

Little Rock Arkansas Mae Martin Home Service Dept Diamond Dyes Burlington Vermont

Men of the Trees aims to educate empire publics on forestry

The organization started six years ago by an Englishman among Kenyan highlanders reforestation work. It now seeks to educate public opinion across the British empire to forestry and to instill love of trees in all sections of the community under the title The Men of the Trees.

Kenya British Empire

Mutual Understanding Lacks in Solid Friendships

A brief reflection notes that true friendship hinges on mutual understanding, but doubts its prevalence and strength in current close relationships.

Just Wait Play Set for Production Tomorrow

Montreal Star notes an actor eagerly awaiting a play production slated for tomorrow with confirmation from the manager after a phone call. The item captures excitement and impending stage activity.

Montreal Star

Canaries Brought to Europe by Spanish Traveller

A Spanish explorer who visited the Canary Islands introduced canaries to Europe around 1400 AD. The voyage marks the bird’s first documented arrival on the continent.

Europe Canary Islands

World's Largest Statue to Rise in Rio Bay

Popular Mechanics reports a 100 foot Christ statue to be erected in Rio de Janeiro Bay. The Polish sculptor Landowski designed the enormous figure, set to become the world’s largest of its kind.

Rio de Janeiro Popular Mechanics Landowski

Theater Insight: What Isn’t Funny To The Keen Observer

A wry remark suggests that audiences with a sharp sense of humor can sense when a scene lacks wit. The line hints at the gap between expectation and execution in stage comedy.

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Lehigh Fifth Trunk Line Py Mae the Trees Erskine Studebaker Studebaker-Erskine MRO Studebaker Factories the Studebaker Corp. OF America South Bend United States
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