Armature Question Sparks Foreman Exchange
The foreman quizzes a worker about electrical terms with a playful reply defining armature as a man who sings for Major Bowes.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1937
Page
3
The foreman quizzes a worker about electrical terms with a playful reply defining armature as a man who sings for Major Bowes.
Myron C. Taylor resigns as chairman of the board of United States Steel after retirement. Elected to succeed him is 37 year old financial expert Mr. Stettinius as new chairman.
The canine quintet owned by Capt. C. Beale of San Diego California are being prepared for a championship kennel show with a light hearted but cautious report on their training. The two month old Boston bulls show reluctance to the grooming methods used.
Gov. R. L. Cochran tells tax officials at a national convention that governmental responsibility defines economy. He lists five economy methods including limited local spending, efficient administration, avoiding new taxes, and a pay as you go policy. Lincoln report notes 230,730 license applicants by October 16 with 2,538 rejections mainly for eyesight and concerns over Sunday oil transport bans not effective until 1938.
Lincoln Nebraska WPA administrator Felton says Nebraska can employ about 19 000 workers this winter with funds allotted. He cites meetings with WPA chief Hopkins and regional administrator Hunter and stresses projects must be properly sponsored and within the budget. He aims to place workers back into private industry as opportunities rise in spring.
The state fair board of managers earned 23,900 profits from the pari mutuel betting board at the recent racing meet. Secretary Perry Reed notes 22,900.40 went to the board as commission with about 900 from score card sales.
A witty exchange weighs beliefs about fate in romance and conflict. One line hints at arms and affection as opposing fortunes, while the other mocks the idea by claiming failure in love prevents war.
Quote by Selden on seizing the moment in competition with the cast set and playing to win the game you are in.
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