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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1932

Page

6

Disappearance of Judge Crater Remains a Mystery

New York reports two years after Supreme Court Justice Joseph Force Crater vanished after dining at Hess restaurant on West Forty Fifth Street. Police have found no trace of him or the taxi, despite extensive rewards from Mayor Walker and others. The probe links to a political bribery case but yields no clear connection to his disappearance.

New York Supreme Court Joseph Force Crater West Forty-ifth Street Manhattan George W. Ewald Healy-Ewald Board of Altermen Walker Com Will c United States Canada Mexico Roosevelt Joseph J. Prodkaver Belgrade Lake Maine Crater Joseph Mara John Mara Justice Crater Mara Fifth Avenue Westchester Joseph Gramsky Times Square Forty-fifth Street Restaurent William Kiela Shubert Brothers Sally Lou Rits

Perfect No Trump Hand Dealt Player

Rand in a recent game with her cards, Lehmann kept a straight face and bid a grand slam at no trump to astonish the ace, king and queen in the deck, together with one jack.

Poem Returns and Job Seekers in Tokyo Advert

A brief notice from Japan Advertiser in Tokyo lists poems returned and a pure young Japanese poet seeking work as a journalist helper window cleaner tutor housekeeper or schoolboy. The ad emphasizes the poet’s education and readiness to take positions in journalism or service roles.

Japan Tokio

Mariners Fear Fog Over Treacherous Seas

Fog is described as the most dangerous hazard to navigators. The sea captain slows the ship in fog and listens for the horn to warn of dangerous shores or hidden rocks.

Nile temple of Isis to be submerged by Nile floods

The article describes Philae temple near Aswan set to be submerged as the Nile floods rise with the Aswan reservoir expansion. It mentions Howard Carter and Tutankhamen relics, legends of Isis and Osiris, and ancient Egyptian fertility myths tied to the Nile waters and irrigation works.

Howard Carter Tut-ankh-Aman Lord Carnavaron Egypt Philae Assuan Nile Isia Osiris Philde

Berlin mother seeks return of her swapped son

A German mother, Frau Marie Denk of Gladbach, claims her twelve year old son resembles the child she was told was hers. She sues Frau Mathilda Beuth to correct the birth mix up and restore her rightful son.

Berlin Frau Marie Denk Gladbach Germany Mathilda Beuth

Legion Debate Shapes Policy At Veterans Convention

Delegates debated opposed bonus payments amid warnings from Gen. Frank T. Hines on veteran subsidies. A Pennsylvania bid to censure Hoover over the eviction of the bonus army failed. The group favored repealing the Eighteenth Amendment, amending the Volstead Act, and national defense. The convention chose Chicago for the Century of Progress event. Secretary of War Pat Hursey drew mixed reactions during remarks at the parade.

Frank T. Hines Veterans Bureau Pennsylvania Hoover Washington World Court League of Nations Legion Chicago Pat. Hersey

Planes Collide in Race at Sky Harbor Meet

Two planes in a Lear Radio air meet at Sky Harbor near North Brook collide at over 100 mph. Ed Voras, in a Waco biplane, crashes into a fence area striking a car but survives uninjured. Co-pilot C D Owsley in a Stinson monoplane escapes with a torn wing and lands safely at Curtiss Reynolds airport.

Chicago Lear Radio Aire Pliot’s American Legion Sky Harbor Northbrook Ed. Veras Voras Yoras C. D Dean) Owsley Evanston Stinson Jr Curtiss Reynolds Gilenview Owsley

Democrats Win in the Maine Election

In Maine Democrats broke Republican strength winning governorship for Louis J. Brann and two of three Congressional seats by Edward C. Moran Jr. and John G. Utterback. Hoover era Republicans faced sharp reverses as party leaders plan intensified campaigns for November.

Portland Maine Louis J. Brann Lewiston Edward C. Moran, Jr Rockland John G. Utterback Bangor House of Representatives Washington Walter F. Brown Treasury Ogden L. Mills Hoover Everett Sanders Mabagera Curtin White House

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