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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

May 15, 1941

Page

3

Mistress of Cranberry Lake Amid Alaska Peril

In the Alaskan wild, Salaria Bryson disappears after loving mining engineer Sidney Lander and Barbara Trumbull challenges Coburn’s claim. Ericson menaces with a rifle, Sock-Eye shoots, and Ericson falls to the Big Squaw. Sidney comforts the narrator as Sock-Eye vows to return to the hills with his gear.

Sidney Lander Alaska Barbara Trumbull Coburn Matanuska Lanes Salaria Bryson Lander Salaria Ring Landers Carol Fy Chakitana Sock-Eye Schlupp Coburns Eric Sock-Eye Slim Downey Cranberry Lake Sidney Ericson Zee North O’ Filix Snake Hisself Earth Sock- Eye Klondike Coburn

Heavyweight scene muddled with two leading contenders

Boxing writer notes the heavyweight title picture is muddled with Lou Nova and Billy Conn as top hopefuls while Max Baer and Tony Galento fade. Louis remains dominant but aging, with several challengers lacking sustained fire or scope to dethrone him.

Joe Louis Jimmy Braddock Lou Nova Billy Conn Pittsburgh Galento Eggers Conn Louis Champ Lou Nova Tony Galento Newark Max Baer Tunney Dempsey Baer Tony Musto Babe Stans Simeon

Suitor Buys a Dog After Courtship Sketch

A man who has courted a woman for months asks her big life question but she replies by prompting him to choose a dog. He hopes for companionship and fidelity, receiving a playful challenge about selecting a pet rather than marriage. The exchange ends with her offering to let him pick the dog.

Survival of War Will Ender. Millikan Quotation Cited

Millikan predicts war will disappear when world conditions remove its survival value as a concept. The remark frames war as a relic akin to a dinosaur once its utility vanishes.

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