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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1943
Page
2
Published weekly at Diller Nebraska with owner Mrs. L. M. Cavett and F. T. Pearce as founders. Albert W. Koepts serves as associate editor and FP. L. Raymond as business manager. Terms of subscription and mailing details noted.
Nebraska response to the 1943 Christmas Seal Sale strengthens plans for wartime tuberculosis battle in 1944. Seals fund ongoing anti tuberculosis work, with deaths dropping from 536 in 1912 to 178 in 1942, as officials warn of a potential rise due to wartime conditions and crowded living.
The Treasury Department announces the Fourth War Loan Drive from January 18 to February 15 aiming to surpass prior drives. Based on current liquid assets of individuals and businesses, a 5.5 billion dollar goal is considered attainable with vigorous effort. The campaign seeks to tap unprecedented liquidity from excess income over supply.
Congressman Curtis states Nebraskans have never deserted the boys at the front and will not desert them. The comment underscores public backing for military service amid ongoing conflicts and private purchases of goods and services for service members.
Doris Graham ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernie Graham of Summerfield was severely injured when a companion fired an air rifle at her eye. The shooter believed the gun was unloaded and the bullet caused a deep hemorrhage near the eye. Doctors have yet to determine if sight will be affected.
A wartime appeal from the U S Treasury Department notes American hospital corps in New Guinea carrying medicine and instruments funded by War Bonds. It asks how many will succor or fall, and urges readers to buy more War Bonds to hasten victory.
A wartime column argues a labor shortage, not conscription, will boost production. It cites Roosevelt and McNutt, praises Beech Aircraft’s voluntary plan sharing profits, and contrasts American output with German forced labor while urging steady domestic output.
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