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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1935
Page
4
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The world’s largest magnet weighing 120 tons is completed in Paris. Nebraska’s legislature was convened in an extra session on a Monday by Governor Cochran to consider sixteen bills. Most aim to revive acts from the last session blocked by the Nebraska Supreme Court, with social security and old age pension bills as major items. It is the fifteenth extra session in 81 years of Nebraska legislative history.
Rev. Iva M. Innis, former pastor of the M E church at this place for three years, was re elected president of the Nebraska W C T U at the York Neb convention last Saturday. Attention was called to the absence of liquor advertisements in the Nebraska State Journal and Lincoln Star. There are many dry newspapers in the state and of Jefferson county’s six, only one leans to the wet column.
Ann Harding, a blond screen star, wins sole custody of her seven year old daughter Jane after her ex husband Harry Bannister is ruled unfit. The item notes public opinion on maternal fitness, Omaha civic ties during Major Bowes week, and a nostalgic “Memories of The Past” column with various local notes and a burnt forty year old Record file.
The Deshler Rustler reports that several conventions from merchants to firemen suffer from unruly behavior. Obscene cards and drinking marred Hastings Nebraska events, drawing official rebukes. A separate court case involved Lowe’s implement house fire damage and a debt suit over potato sales and disputed garnishments.
The Memphis city commission approved an ordinance granting blind pedestrians carrying white canes the right of way at intersections without traffic signals. The measure aims to improve safety for visually impaired residents and clarify crossing rules.
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