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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
4
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Pass W B Thompson of Grand Island to fill the U S Senate vacancy caused by the death of Senator R B Howell of Omaha.
Reports trumpet brighter business conditions and bipartisan Congress cooperation. Optimism grows as employment efforts gain momentum and the public senses an approaching economic millennium after months of stagnation.
The writer argues Americans should reject foreign calls to shape Europe’s future. He claims European statesmen push propaganda to draw U S into alliances while Europe remains divided by jealousy and greed. He asserts America can aid recovery but avoid entangling alliances and warns of repeating Europe’s wars.
A 10 year old girl was abducted in Harwichport Massachusetts held in a squalid shack for nearly three days. Kenneth and Cyril Buck were arrested with $60 000 ransom recovered. Kenneth confessed but both were released on bond amid calls for tougher justice. The victim described restraints and threats during captivity. Critics condemn weak judicial response to kidnapping.
Child Life Magazine notes the youngest fashion trend for spring features strictly tailored ensembles for girls. Designs include guimpes jumpers shirtwaists and one and two piece dresses in woolen cotton or linen with suits shown as sleeve less dresses and coats with drop shoulders in pastel tones.
A historical projection notes gradual rise in farm product prices and a slow thinning of unemployment through government action and business upturn. It cites promises on veterans’ compensation and the aim to restore foreign trade, with caveats about debt repayment and a delayed impact on rural mess men.
After the war the Grand Army of the Republic established Decoration Day now Memorial Day. Southern states also set days for Confederate graves. Many hold ceremonies in April, with North Carolina and Kentucky observing May 10 and Tennessee June 3. Virginia keeps floral tributes for the Gray on the same day as the Blue graves in the North.
The president’s fast moving agenda proposes government boards to regulate industry and prices to curb monopolies and aid consumers. Proposals also target income taxes to shift wealth, asserting a redistribution through legal means.
Promising rookie Bill Knickerbocker, a shortstop noted for a world record 69 doughades, competes with Johnny Burnett for the Cleveland Indians regular shortstop berth after batting practice. He is shown taking a cut at the ball during workouts with the Toledo Mud Hens last season.
The piece presents rustic maxims for farming life urging diligence and prudence. It emphasizes building a home, dawn-facing rooms, lean thickets, early rising, talking to cows, and cooperation with seeds, highlighting practical virtues from a past era.
Stories recount Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth as teammates and rivals, noting Gehrig autographing items for youngsters, Ruth's loyalties and humor, and the two legends drawing massive crowds and odd encounters during road trips and Hollywood filming.
A reporter delayed, missing the Babe and Artie McGovern set an alarm for 5:45. They jogged through dawn, the Babe pushing pace. After two hours the reporter learned they had covered twelve miles and hitched a ride back to the hotel, an apologetic explanation offered.
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