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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1943
Page
2
Published weekly with founder F. T. Pearce and owner Mrs. L. M. Cavett. F. L. Raymond is business manager and Albert W. Koepff associate editor. Subscriptions priced at one year in advance and six months in advance. Advertising rates likely listed elsewhere.
President Roosevelt reveals a six point program to shift from war to peace. The plan focuses on servicemen rehabilitation and employment with measures including furlough pay, unemployment insurance, education, counseling, veterans credits, and agricultural opportunities. The proposal faces tax funding and congressional approval as it aims for a broad recovery strategy.
The Omaha demand for cattle remains steady as Beef supplies rise nationwide with livestock ready for slaughter. The OPA may cut horse meat use while plans to equalize driving across regions affect gas coupons and A/B card eligibility. Rural income seeks real parity through postwar farm planning, and Captain Harris Andrews reports a 42 000 foot altitude record in the Southwest Pacific. Lincoln rails yard project proceeds with North Africa prisoners to do heavy work. Rader device for detecting foreign metal advances amid government censorship on news coverage.
The passage warns that millions of workers in defense jobs will need new work after the war. It says blueprints and promises cannot solve the postwar era. It urges the nation to pledge to aid the President and advisors, arguing that spending billions alone will not prevent financial chaos.
Wartime exhortation urges continued payroll deductions for war bonds at a 10 percent rate. The message claims every soldier embodies total commitment and calls readers to figure out the scheme themselves.
Wartime ration schedule lists sugar stamps 13 15 and 16 five pounds each usable June 1 to August 15 or October 31. Coffee no longer rationed. Processed foods points guides shown in grocer charts. Meats fats red stamps T U V valid dates. Shoes stamp 18 covers one pair per household. Gasoline No 7 and tire inspections deadlines. Fuel oil coupons with 11 and 110 gallon units valid until Sept 30.
Notice of sale in Jefferson County Nebraska under court order to administer the estate of Andrew J Hill. Wine W Hill as administrator will sell at public auction on September 7 1943 at 11 AM Central War Time at the south front door of Fairbury courthouse the fractional SW1 4 of Section 13 Township 1 North Range 4 East containing about 159 acres Terms to be announced at sale. Sale lasts one hour. Dated August 2 1943. Sackett Brewster Sackett Attorneys. First pub 8-12 last pub 9-
Under an order of the District Court of Jefferson County Nebraska in a partition suit Arthur C Wieths plaintiff and Hazel V Mudge et al defendants I will sell at the South front door of the Court House in Fairbury at ten oclock A M Central War Time September 7 1943 the real estate Lot 11 and 12 Block 11 Village of Diller Nebraska Terms ten percent of bid cash and balance on confirmation of sale Frank M Rain Referee Sackett Brewster Sackett First pub 8-5 last pub 9-2
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