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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1934
Page
4
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Forty years ago this week in Beatrice and surrounding towns, residents included Harry Green driving to Fairbury, James Condon selling seasoned posts, and Mrs. Ad Smithers visiting Barneston. Local events feature births, weddings, a high school bond plan, a church transfer, a notable elopement scandal, law and order notes, and school reports from Diller and Odell communities.
The Fairbury Journal notes a wolf hunt seven miles square south and west of Fairbury yielding five coyotes two from Kansas and three from Nebraska. The piece jokes about sealskin coats from coyote hides and predicts another hunt in Kansas next Sunday despite bad weather.
A radio message from Little America Antarctica dated November 25 reports Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd discovering a landmass near the south pole nearly the size of Texas. The area is claimed for the United States by right of discovery.
A Fort Worth Texas couple, a 14 year old wife and Henry Bert Matt, welcomed a 5 pound daughter named Ellen Marie. Both mother and baby are healthy. The teens quit school and married early last spring, suggesting a rapid family expansion.
Lincoln Star reports Fire Chief Angelo Cancilla of Burbank declares a one alarm fire the worst of his career. The blaze started in his hip pocket when matches rubbed against his badge and forced a quick response before a firefighter could extinguish the flames.
A Louisiana debate stirs around Senator Huey Long as press and radio figures quarrel with Henderson over Longs influence and a PWA decision to withhold a $2.5 million New Orleans sewerage project and a housing program. The dispute reflects power, politics, and state loyalties amid public criticism.
Dispatches report seven million Japanese endure crop failures and famine in northern provinces. Parents sell nearly 60,000 girls into slavery for bread money while welfare workers struggle to recover them. A remittance appropriation tops a billion yen as Emperor Hirohito faces embarrassment over a misdirected apology.
Seven houses at Llaney Wales fell when the supported mine beneath caved in but all occupants escaped without injury according to local reports from the scene.
The 1935 New York society list excludes Mr and Mrs Elliott Roosevelt son and daughter in law of the president while the president and his other relatives appear. Reports say the omission stems from objections to divorce.
Spencer, a town of 800 in Boyd county Nebraska, is unable to pay its obligations and asks for a debt readjustment under a federal amendment. The town reports an assessed valuation of taxable property at 412,245 as part of the request.
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