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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1936
Page
3
In Nuremberg Adolf Hitler rallies hundreds of thousands of Nazis promising restoration of Germany’s prewar colonies to fuel economic independence. He attacks Bolshevism and Jews while the party lines up a new campaign against current global forces.
Following Gen Rydz Smigly visit France and Poland sealed a friendship treaty. Paris reportedly pledged 600 million francs to finish the railway linking Silesian coal fields to the port at Gdynia, rival to Danzig. Ton Beck told Berlin the accord won’t alter Warsaw’s good relations with Germany, though anxiety in Poland grew over Berlin’s possible reaction.
Secretary Swanson, recovering from illness, reveals that next year’s fleet maneuvers will take place in North Pacific and Hawaiian waters. The event, Fleet Problem No 18, aims to test a triangle area from the Aleutians to Seattle, with possible reach to Wake Islands, as Japan’s submarine and destroyer programs draw U.S. censure.
Delegates from many nations attend the third World Power Conference in Washington with Julius Dorpmueller presiding. The opening session sees hopes for productive talks on regulation and ownership of utilities, but discord arises over public ownership as a solution to high electric rates. John E Zimmerman presents a paper arguing for regulation backed by yardsticks like the TVA and Boulder Dam, while M. P. Dorpmueller Jr. and critics raise questions about public ownership and private utility governance. John C. Dalton from the London Electricity Supply criticizes the public ownership stance as a tirade.
The Times reports President Roosevelt is considering submitting a government reorganization plan to Congress. It may consolidate or abolish several departments and propose the creation of a national defense department by merging the army and navy corps.
Nebraska senator George W. Norris plans to retire from public life yet seeks another term. A petition signed by over forty thousand supporters was filed to place him on the ticket, with Norris aged seventy five. Democratic chairman Farley praised the filing.
In dense fog ten miles off Boston the excursion steamer Romance collided with the steamship New York. The Romance sank in twenty minutes but all 268 aboard were saved by the New York, including many women and children from Greater Boston. The New York then returned to harbor with a twelve foot...
The crown princess of the Netherlands Juliana, age twenty seven, is hailed for her joy and humor as her betrothal is announced. She is noted for being trained for the throne and widely beloved.
A historical health piece argues overweight may aid in youth vitality while underweight signals poor physique. It cites Dr. H A Tredgold on airmen endurance and notes risks of underweight include infections, small heart, and fatigue. recommends dietary and rest changes, outdoor exercise, and nutrient-rich foods to regain average weight.
A compact glossary of international terms with Latin French and German roots. Phrases include ad rem vinculo matrimonii bruler ses vaisseaux cherche la femme cui bono and Zeitgeist noting their meanings and usage in historical context.
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