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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1937
Page
2
Alf M Landon spoke to 17 6 million Americans in a radio message urging Republicans to check President Roosevelt. He called for new yardsticks and workable legislation, arguing the party must rely on experience and cross party counsel to govern effectively. He criticized ongoing New Deal aims while promoting restraint and practical policy.
Dward A. O'Neal, president of the American Farm Bureau, cautions farmers about loan terms and repayment risks. He urges careful review of lender conditions and possible government programs to support lenders and borrowers.
Debris of a transcontinental airliner was sighted by scout planes about 10,000 feet up a mountainside. A posse and officials reported nineteen fatalities amid a grim wreckage discovery and ongoing rescue efforts.
Norman H. Davis sails to Brussels as head of the American delegation to a nine-power treaty conference. The aim is to curb Sino Japanese warfare with participation by signatories including China and Japan. Japan’s attendance is uncertain.
Tokyo reports note 15 Soviet Russian planes and a gas explosion at the Mulga mine near Birmingham Alabama. The disaster killed 33 miners while 500 workers were on site under Woodward Iron Company. 56 miners had died there in prior years.
The passage notes education originated in ancient Greece with Plato introducing structured courses over three or four years at a fixed place, the Academy. It mentions related details about threads of hosiery measurements and a numeric estimate of about 120,000, plus a statistic about Congress members.
An article highlights the crazy patch quilt, the oldest pattern, now revived as a skim ber throw. It shows delicate silk patches, often embroidered with flowers and fans, and notes a beetle motif as an example of the craft.
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