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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
8
Diller Public Schools held a Friday senior class meeting after diplomas were awarded to eighteen seniors. Maxine Hutchinson and Gerald Close earned honor certificates for a four year average of ninety percent or above. The class voted ten dollars toward a mimeograph and sixteen dollars to seed money for a town tennis court to benefit all residents.
Members of the McCanles family visit the Rock Creek station southeast of Fairbury where Wild Bill Hickok shot and killed D C McCanles. The group includes Charles C Howell and George W Hansen with Hansen promoting new details about the event and its aftermath.
A writer notes Hindenburg remains active as German president at 86 while other WWI figures like Foch Haig Cadorna Diaz and Grand Duke Nicholas are deceased. Allied and Central leaders mostly retired or dead with Lloyd George still active but out of office. Major political figures Wilson Nicholas Francis Joseph Clemenceau Bethmann Hollweg and Wilhelm II are dead or exiled. The piece reflects on the generation that led 65 million mobilized men, 10 million dead, and a world map remade.
The text argues three billion dollars in new money by Fed banks to buy government bonds frees up bank deposits. Banks hold frozen assets delaying cash available for productive enterprises. releasing funds enables lending to productive ventures and growth.
The American Legion disclaims responsibility for vocal fringe elements opposing immediate bonus payment. It cites the draft bringing varied people into service and condemns the noisy minority while praising the overall veterans. The piece stresses unity and condemns actions that harm the Legion’s reputation.
The article portrays John D. Rockefeller Jr. and J. P. Morgan in a massive power struggle over banking reform. Rockefeller backs reform aiding Chase National Bank New York while Morgan resists to protect his deposits and investment banking. Both magnates seek more wealth, arguing such concentration harms public credit and circulation.
Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen begins duties as minister to Denmark the first American woman in the post. The job is described as pleasant with no war debt owed by Denmark to the United States and the nation viewed as contented.
A reflective piece on leisure, contrasting childlike fun with adult entertainment. It questions fast eating, card games, and spectator sports as true joys, urging nature walks and active play to regain perspective and enjoyment in life.
Key Pittman of Nevada, elected president pro tempore of the Senate, is also appointed chairman of the foreign relations committee. The veteran western statesman assumes leadership roles reflecting his long service and influence.
An odd list defines terms with playful, terse phrases. It includes items like Salve described as soft and bakery as a four loafing business, alongside humorous etymologies for alarm clocks water steam and other everyday constructs.
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