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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1936
Page
3
A medical write up explains dementia types from apathy to excitement and anxiety, clarifies terms imbecile and dementia, and outlines diet strategies for weight reduction. It cautions that reducing starch and fat foods can leave dieters feeling weak and may cause rebound eating.
The Republicans named William F. Breakley of Yonkers for governor and Col Ralph K. Robertson for lieutenant governor. Nathan D. Perlman was chosen for attorney general and John A. May for comptroller. Democrats re nominated Gov Herbert H Lehman with support from President Roosevelt. The court weighs windfall tax suits and five Wagner labor relations cases reach the Supreme Court.
Frank Knox in Pittsburgh repeats his attack on New Deal policies risking savings and insurance. Roosevelt defends spending while speaking in Pittsburgh. Al Smith ends in New York with sarcasm about the New Deal and calls for Alfred M. Landon’s election prompting nationwide roar.
A. R. L. Browder, Communist party presidential candidate, was jailed in Terre Haute on vagrancy charges while en route to a radio address. He and companions Seymour Walden, Waldо Frank, Charles Stadtfeldt, and Andrew Remes were held briefly before all were released the next day. Authorities said Browder would not be allowed to air Communist views locally.
Employers and workers along the Pacific coast avert a strike by signing a fifteen day truce and a sixty day extension of existing contracts after the 1934 strike. The agreement pauses major shipping disruptions and preserves ongoing labor terms.
France moves to devalue the franc by four to five percent, abandoning the gold standard. Netherlands Latvia and Switzerland act similarly. A gener al US UK France gentlemen's agreement aims to curb a currency war with a $2 billion stabilization fund to head off conflict.
The government shows a deficit of about 530 million dollars for the first quarter of the 1937 fiscal year, down from over 880 million the prior year. July 1 to Sept 28 receipts reached 1.119 billion while expenditures were 1.636 billion, with debt at 33.832 billion.
Fascist troops under Franco reach Toledo driving out government forces after heavy street fighting. Rebels push into the Alcazar area while bombing raids devastate Bilbao. Reports claim hostages were slaughtered and Madrid braces for a siege as authorities call all citizens to defend the capital.
The government moves to seize 60000 acres from debt ridden noble and large estate holdings. Land will be allocated to peasantry as the first step in a radical ten year plan that had been shelved.
Chinese government rejects Japan requests and counters with its own terms demanding recovery of Manchukuo and a halt to Japanese troop increases in North China. Negotiations between Japanese Ambassador Shigeru Kawatoge and Chinese Foreign Minister Chang Chun stall. Nanking warns powers of potential international complications unless Japan is checked.
High ranking officers of the navy and army and many federal officials attended the funeral of Rear Admiral William S. Sims in Washington. He was interred with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery after dying suddenly in Boston from a heart attack.
Mr. Gen Frank Farter, famed for wartime linguistic service, retires after forty six years in the army and becomes vice president and general manager of a Chicago department store chain. General Parker, a West Point graduate, served in the Spanish American War and led the First Division and four tactical armies in World War I.
Drain all juices from fresh or canned fruits store in ice box use for fruit cocktails or shor ts Hard cooked eggs sliced are added to a thickened tomato sauce and baked with cheese for 20 minutes This makes a tasty dish for evening refreshments or Sunday supper Sour milk beaten into mayonnaise dressing adds flavor Bell Syndicate WNU Service
The quote contrasts prompt reporting of errors to leadership with the futility of hiding deliberate wrongs. Van Amburgh emphasizes accountability and forgiveness for head-initiated mistakes versus deliberate misconduct that cannot be whitewashed.
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