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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1933
Page
4
NRA Bans Children Under Sixteen From Entry?
The National Rifle Association reportedly imposes a ban affecting youths under sixteen, halting their ability to enter or participate in a listed activity or venue. Officials have not released full details, causing confusion among families and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Farm Adjustment Plan
The article discusses the Federal farm adjustment program as an experiment to socialise agriculture by limiting production while processors and consumers help fund farmers. It notes beliefs that export volumes may not recover to previous levels and cites F. D. Farrell of Kansas Agricultural College on price supports, insurance for 1933–35, and the need for broad participation to test the plan's effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Farrell
Kansas Agricultural College
American Bankers Association Journal
Mr. Farrell
Ward
Tte
United States
Farrell
Wallace
Columnists Comment on Bor Hither Dictatorship Tone
The piece notes columnists taking aim at Bor Hither as dictatorial, contrasting his stance with Washington and Berlin. It reflects editorials critiquing leadership intensity and governance style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor
Sere
Berlin
Washington
Ram snare foreign coin in president’s emergency order
Fragmentary text hints at a president activating military leaders to form a first line defense. The language mentions generals colonels majors captains and the NRA army in a potentially wartime framing. No clear names dates or places are extractable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Fragmented recovery plan mentions stock and labor coercion
An unclear note suggests drastic actions against a group by closing stock and forcing labor. The wording is garbled and lacks clear identities or context, implying punitive measures rather than a concrete policy.
Government department warns over acreage trend report
Ambiguous remarks from a department suggest concern about financial credit and mounting monetary risk. A cryptic note hints at alarming funding levels and potential loan issues impacting state finances.
Food Value of Ice Cream Highlighted by Dr McCollum
Dr E V McCollum of Johns Hopkins University extols ice cream as a superior vehicle for milk on the dining table. He notes ice cream increases milk intake and is a simple way to raise daily dairy consumption with distinctive flavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. McCollum
John Hopkins University
The Never Ending War of Auto Accidents
The article argues road crashes cost more lives than warfare and disrupts economies. It notes progress in safety measures and prevention across industries and highlights ongoing efforts to educate workers and the public to reduce casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ertsonde Ste Sivas
Beauve
Passing Judgment Upon The Clothes We Wear
A reflection on judging people by appearances and status. It reminds readers that outward signs like clothes family background or home do not define a person. True measure lies in deeds and character judged after life by righteous acts.
Tea Plant Is a Tree and Pruning Shapes It
The tea plant grows as a tree to 20 to 80 feet if unmanaged, but pruning keeps it to about three feet. Young leaves are harvested every 10 to 12 days year round. Quality depends on which part of the bush is picked, with buds and tips yielding the best.
Thunder Birds and the Shama Thrush in India
The Shama thrush is often called a thunder bird in India and seems happiest during a thunderstorm. It sings most sweetly when coaxing mealworms, shifting to a more demanding note when excited or hungry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Louisiana Man Earns Fame For Heroic Kitten Rescue
A Louisiana man named Hook gained nationwide attention after rescuing a kitten from a Berghardt building. He created a hole to reach the kitten, guided the mother cat through, and the offspring escaped. Fans and friends proposed honors like a Carnegie medal or SPCA life membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berghardt
Howell
Attrydiote
Hook
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Texan Claims Man Tried to Take His Gold Teeth
Refugio Cortes of El Paso alleges Dolores Salcida Arty-two knocked him down and tried to rob him of three gold teeth. Cortes showed loosened teeth and demanded Salcida pay his dental bill. Salcida, held in city hall, says he only slapped Cortes during an argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Refugio
Cortes
Dolores Salcida
Salcida
Salcido
Texas Sheriff Nets Suspect After Two Year Chase
West Texas cattle towns and east Texas fields are part of Deputy Sheriff Ed Galloway Gnally’s two year pursuit. He and seven officers surrounded a farmhouse near here and arrested 48-year-old Glenn Williamson on charges of theft of five cows in April 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texaas
West Texas
East Texas
Orields
Sherif Ed Galloway Gnally
Here
Glenn Williamson
How Young Students May Enter Annapolis West Point
The article explains entry to the Naval Academy at Annapolis and the Military Academy at West Point. It notes that admission requires congressional or presidential appointment or selection from the Army, National Guard, or military schools. Congressional appointments are common and may involve examinations. naval entry follows similar practice with three appointees per congressman. Enlisted sailors can qualify for Annapolis through examinations or via specific naval reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
West Point
United States Naval Academy
Military Academy
United States Army
National Guard
Congress
Naval Academy
Pavial Academy
Naty
How Nations Get Their Favorable Trade Balance
An overview states that a favorable balance of trade occurs when a nation's exports exceed its imports. It notes the US ran a modest surplus before World War I, while Britain relied on services and capital income to fund its imports. Government involvement in normal trade is described as minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sali
United States
England
Mid Club Nights and Reaching for the Moon at News Web
On Sept 4 5 the venue presents Clive Exipworth Helen Vincesohn neon Zaan Pitts Thelma in One Track Mind Arthur Tracy in Reaching for the Moon. Sept 6Prith Finn Twelvetreen Adrienne Ames comedy novelty News Thurs Fri Sept 7 8 Dreiser novel Jennie Gerhardt Sylvia Sidney David Cook. Sept 9 The Girl in 419 James Dunn Gloria Stuart with Jack KaRone plus Screen Souvenirs No 2 Clancy of the Mounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clive Exipworth
Helen Vincesohn Neon
Zaan Pitts
Thelma
Arthur Tracy
Prith Finn Twelvetreen
Adrienne Ames
Theodore Dreiser
Sylvia Sidney
Jennie Gerhardt
David Cook
Ee Free
Ens
James Dunn
Gloria Stuart
David Mroners
Jack KaRone
Betty Ae
Clancy
the Mounted
Bank Rebuilder Converts Tenement Block Into Profit Source
A large New York savings bank earned 6 percent on a $30,000 investment after spending $40,000 to modernize 40 year old lower East Side tenements. Foreclosed property was remodeled with oil heating and incinerators, tenants returned, annual income rose to $14,000, and the project is expected to pay off in three years. The bank owns its own architects and employs seven painters, duplicating this profitable approach across 15 similar renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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RFD
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