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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1928

Page

2

McNutt Elected National Commander of American Legion

Indiana law school dean Paul V. McNutt, age 37, elected national commander at the convention. He succeeds Edward E. Spafford and serves as national executive committeeman for Indiana. Five regional vice commanders were chosen and Louisville, Kentucky, selected for next year’s gathering. The session backed a plan to form a separate air bureau under a single defense department and to keep the Legion roster intact.

Sen. Antonio Texas Indiana Paul V. McNutt American Legion McNutt Law School Indiana University Bloomington Edward E. Spafford New York City The Legion Indiana University Law School Three Hundred Twenty-Sixth Field Artillery National Reserves Organization E. L. White Westville Conn Lawrence McGann Chicago George Malone Reno Nev Miller Foster Spartanburg D. C Walton D. Hood San Antonio Hermann Deck Pottsville Louisville William Mitchell Army Air Service Aeronautics Committee Washington Congress Bureau of Aeronautics Department of National Defense Army Navy Mitchell Defense Chick” Comny Fargo N. D Honor Society of the Boyce Ficklen, Jr Washington, Ga Legion Auxiliary Irene Taylor Walbrridge Petersburg N. H Satan Auxiliary

Ex-Grid Star Sentenced 5 to 75 Years in Burglary Case

Johnny Hawkins former USC football captain and quarterback in Los Angeles pled guilty to five counts of second degree burglary. He was sentenced to five to seventy five years in San Quentin prison and cited a head injury from a game four years ago as contributing to his crimes.

Grid Los Angeles Calif Johnny Hawkins University of Southern California San Quentin Hawkins

Shanghai population figure announced

Shanghai authorities announced a city population of 2,726,046. The figure reflects the latest census count for the major Chinese metropolis.

Shanghai

Envoy Monroe Arrives in Washington After Peru Appointment

United States ambassador to Peru Alexander P. Monroe has arrived in Washington. The envoys arrival signals a diplomatic transition as he takes up duties in the capital.

Peru Washington Alexander P. Monroe United States

Byrd Sails for South Pole Expedition on Larsen

Commander Richard Byrd leads the 82 member Antarctic expedition aboard the C. A. Larsen. The 1,150,000 venture aims to map unmapped southern seas and gather data for over a dozen societies.

Los Angeles Richard B. Byrd C. A. Larsen Atlantic Byrd South Pole

Corn Crop Reduced as Wheat Surges in October Report

The October crop report from the Department of Agriculture shows corn output down by 28 million bushels while wheat and barley rise by 8 and 5 million bushels respectively. Hay production is up 4.8 million tons, indicating a likely surplus of wheat this year.

Chicago Department of Agriculture Washington

Per Capita Wealth in the United States Drops to $40.82

The article notes an overall U S per capita wealth of $40.82 for 118.72 million people as of September 30, down from $42.19 the previous year. It cites $8.2136 billion in money on hand, with $4.8467 billion in circulation after deductions. It also records a weekly rise of $143 million in loans and discounts across 634 banks and a $801 million total borrowings from federal reserve banks.

Washington United States Treasury Federal Reserve Banks Federal Reserve Banking Institutions Federal Reserve

Montreal Wheat Receipts Show Rise Over Last Year

Wheat receipts at the port of Montreal rise by 13 487 155 bushels over the same eight weeks in 1927 with deliveries up 10 781 761 bushels. Through this date 1928 totals 145 049 447 bushels received and 148 429 685 bushels delivered, versus 132 647 874 received and 148 429 685 delivered in 1927.

Montreal

Fire destroys hangar and two planes at Olsom Air field

Omaha damages reach about 7500 dollars after a fire at Olsom Air field destroyed the wooden hangar and two airplanes. The cause remains unexplainable but authorities are investigating.

Olsom Omaha

Nebraska highway costs rise as construction pace slows

Roy I. Cochran, secretary of public works, told the Alliance convention that lower costs are unlikely and that Nebraska must provide more funds to match or exceed past highway progress. He noted 16.6 million local funds spent, 3,340 miles of gravel roads, and 600 bridges, with 2.4 thousand miles off federal surfacing.

Alliance Nebraska Roy I. Cochran State Department of Public Works Nebraska Good Roads Association Cochran

Kearney Awards Contract for 138 Electroliers

In a special session the Kearney city council awarded Central Power company a contract to supply and erect 138 single light electroliers. Work starts immediately and should finish by year’s start. The new standards will be adopted citywide in an extension plan for the residential area.

City Council of York Platte River Odessa Buffalo Cochran Cozad Eli N. Davis Lexington Gothenburg Cottonmill Lake Kearney Izaak Walton League Central Power Company of

Masonic Temple Dedication Draws Fraternal Civic Leaders

A large parade marked the dedication ceremonies of the new Masonic temple with Ord government officials Ord Fraternal and civic organizations officers of the Masonic grand lodge and several bands taking part Visitors from surrounding towns joined the event in the celebration.

Masonic Temple Ord Masonic Grand Lodge

Beatrice to Have New Centenary Church

Beatrice Rev C W McCaskill announced the drive for a new Centenary Methodist Episcopal building has succeeded. Pledges from 340 subscribers total $151,000 with $24,000 pledged at two services and $25,000 still to be raised.

Beatrice C. W. McCaskill Centenary Methodist Episcopal

Nebraska couples celebrate 50 years of marriage in 1928

During the first nine months of 1928 Nebraska records show 288 couples marking fifty or more years of marriage. Henry Allen Brainerd of the Nebraska Press association tabulated the figures, noting a couple reached 66 years and two reached 56 years.

Nebraska Henry Allen Brainerd Nebraska Press Association

California Fig Syrup praised for children’s health cure

Mrs H W Turnage of San Antonio credits California Fig Syrup with rapid recovery for her ill daughter Connie after a bout of intestinal flu. The advertisement promotes the product as purely vegetable, gentle yet effective, and notes physicians’ support and high sales while warning against imitations.

Connie H. W. Turnage Cadwalder St San Antonio Texas California

Talleyrand Jokes on Diplomats and Socialites

The Kansas City Star recounts witty lines about Talleyrand and a worldling Madame De Stael. A dinner quip defines diplomat truth versus social speaking and plays on feminine sayings with sharp humor.

Talleyrand Kansas City Star

Stray Stories Quote Sparks Social Chatter

A lively exchange from Stray Stories centers on how to treat a common cold with friends weighing in. The debate contrasts concern with action as many advise taking steps while another voices confidence in peer care.

Woman Credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy for Recovery

A Missouri woman from Kingston reports severe weakness and inability to work. After using Lydia E. Pinkham’s remedy for months she regained strength, praising its effects and noting much improved health and household help.

Marae Lydia E. Pinkham TS Mae Harry V. ‘Eastin Kingston, Missouri

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