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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1938
Page
2
Western New Lodge and Davis issue a minority report criticizing the majority on unemployment and relief policy. They urge repeal of undistributed profits tax and capital gains changes, tax cuts, and tighter control of government programs and the currency. They call for a true unemployment census and removal of tax exempt securities.
President Roosevelt asked Congress to revoke tax exemptions on income from all future government bonds and on all government salaries. He argued exemptions stem from judicial decisions and could be removed by a short straightforward statute. He warned exemptions undermine fair collection of progressive surtaxes and affect state and local taxing authorities.
The Supreme Court reverses Secretary Wallace's June 14 1933 order fixing maximum rates charged by marketing agencies at the Kansas City stockyards. Chief Justice Hughes writes the opinion reversing a Kansas City district court decree, finding denial of a fair hearing and that Wallace relied on government findings without reviewing evidence. The court also upholds the municipal bankruptcy act of 1937 and the 1923 milk act barring interstate shipment of adulterated oil or fat products.
Premier Daladier announced France will not join any four power European treaty including Nazi Germany. In Paris it was understood Chamberlain had abandoned the plan for now. Daladier and Foreign Minister Bonnet then went to London to discuss Anglo British relations and European peace matters.
Konrad Henlein, head of Czechoslovakia's 3.5 million Sudeten Germans, warned of war and urged immediate revision of Czechoslovakia's foreign policy toward Germany. Supporters in Budapest rally 20,000 Hungarians calling for dismemberment of Czechoslovakia.
In London Prime Ministers Eamon De Valera and Neville Chamberlain signed an agreement to settle a six year tariff dispute over land tithes totaling 25 million dollars, ending a protracted quarrel between Ireland and England.
A 1936 health column stresses home food safety and proper storage. It warns tainted foods cause illness, explains spoilage by bacteria molds and yeasts, and urges temperatures of 40 to 50 degrees and moisture control. It highlights milk safety at 45 degrees and the value of a good refrigerator to preserve nutrition and flavor.
C Houston Goudiss offers readers access to his Experimental Kitchen Laboratory in New York City. He will gladly answer questions concerning foods and related topics.
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