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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1939
Page
2
Ye Editor spoke with Mr Calander at his home last Saturday. Calander often argues well though he cannot move about easily, and enjoys chats with friends visiting.
Observers last Friday night witnessed a near total lunar eclipse as the moon faded to gray rather than red orange. The event began shortly before 11 and ended at 2 18 a m with a cloud briefly dimming the shadow on the moon.
President Roosevelt wins Senate approval of the administration neutrality bill by 638 to 30 and sends it to the House. Nebraska senators back the measure which allows American manufacturers to sell to any nation with cash and self-transport, bans American ships from carrying arms to warring nations, and excludes Germany while extending trade to England and France.
Local clergyman Rev Kor has returned from Germany and shared impressions of current conditions. His services have drawn audiences in Fairbury and Tecumseh with further engagements likely, reflecting a strong interest in reports from abroad.
In 1918 in Santo Domingo a four-man Marine patrol is ambushed by bandits on a West Indian trail. Private T. J. Rushforth, wounded and losing an arm, fights on, escapes on his horse, and reaches camp to report the gravely wounded encounter.
The piece promotes Weekly News Analysis by Joseph W. La Bine as a concise factual Europe war summary. It explains censorship and propaganda challenges and extols La Bine’s background and reliability for understanding wartime events and commentary.
Rushforth sought to lead a rescue party to the attack site and earned high praise from superiors up to the Secretary of the Navy. Lacking witnesses, he was not awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor though his actions merited it.
Henry Ford argues in a past interview that those chasing money rarely gain great wealth, while pursuing building better things and selling cheaply can bring rapid profits. He recalls the original model and says profit was not the primary aim.
The State of Nebraska as creditors of the estate of Elizabeth Greider deceased in Jefferson County will file claims by February 13, 1944. I will sit at the County Court room in the county to present and fling claims against the estate on February.
A notice dated October 14 1939 sets 9 AM on 14th 1940 as the time to receive examine hear allow or adjust all claims and objections duly filed in the proceeding. The document indicates deadlines and the required actions by participants.
Notice to heirs that Russell A. Davis has petitioned to be appointed administrator of Emma Peters deceased. Hearing set for November 10 1939 at 9 oclock AM in Jefferson County Court Nebr. Dated October 17 1939. E R Bee County Judge.
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