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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1945
Page
2
A brief classifieds snippet outlines subscription terms for one year and six months in advance. It notes post office handling at Diller Nebraska as second class matter and advertises advertising rates.
War era ration calendar notes sugar meats processed foods and shoes with new validity dates through August to November 1945. It includes gasoline gas coupon validity and fuel oil sheets. Senator Hugh Butler announces a one cent per bushel raise for Nebraska wheat farmers boosting pay to 1.57 a bushel and credit for past adjustments.
War Department plans return of about 2600 German POWs to Europe to relieve the coal shortage. Upon return they keep POW status and will work in German mines under Allied supervision. By August end 49 officers 390 noncoms and 2166 privates will toil on their own coal piles.
In July Mr Maud Kib is retained in the former County Extension Agent office to organize farm labor. Pianos are being used to continue this service through August or at least during the harvest rush. Farmers needing help or workers seeking farm employment should contact the office. Early corn is tasseling.
Reports from the Gaines Dog Research Center New York describe dogs aiding wounded and blind veterans. K-9 units evacuate wounded on the western front and Seeing Eye dogs assist blinded veterans on the home front. Dog-based therapy and recreations aid recovery at convalescent centers in Pawling and Ellis. Memorial ideas for war dogs gain public support.
A historical Q and A on U S War Bonds presents ten statements with true or false answers. The booklet asserts bonds are replaceable if lost, pay value growth, and can be co owned, while correcting common myths about cashing, ownership, and duration.
Denney and Denney attorneys announce the final account of Henry Hullman deceased. The Jefferson County Nebraska County Court sets August 28 1945 at 1100 AM for final settlement and heir determination. Administratrix invites interested persons to appear and contest at the County Court, July 24 1945. Samuel Gallamore County Judge. First publication July 26, last August 9.
In Jefferson County Nebraska the estate of Minnie Janssen deceased has a petition for the appointment of Charles Fisher as administrator. A hearing is set for August 10, 1945 at 10 a.m. in the County Courtroom, Fairbury. Dated July 14, 195. Samuel Gallamore, County Judge.
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