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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1943
Page
2
A fragmented clipping recalls The Little Man That Wasn't There in Berlin on January 30 1943 the Nazi rise anniversary and Adolf Hitler allegedly present with soldiers Goering reading a speech. It notes wartime ration protests and a narrator Eddie Drake commenting on democracy.
A newspaper item notes jokes about driving with an "A" card, implying limited ability to travel. The quip reflects public attitudes toward licensing and safe driving from the era.
Reports say Lt Toma to ii Horn drowned in New Guinea as Big Tomato attempted escape across Jamusi river. Bombers destroyed the only remaining bridge and Japanese staff officers were drowned crossing on rafts. Candy counter at Bills Cafe notes marble season nearing and a Chicago resident advertises a garage for rent with room for a cow.
Rubber Administrator Wm. M. Jeffers of Omaha urges a blunt wartime stance on military misallocation. He criticizes 10 to 16 900 so called inspectors and expediters in the Navy and warns they impede production in war factories. He argues factories and farms run by skilled workers would boost efficiency and speed.
Jeffers urged cutting waste in the armed services and tightening rubber control to support training and essential transport. He condemned nonproductive upper ranks and expediter activity, calling for firm leadership and economy in rubber use, including farm production and nonmilitary transport.
Northbound times 9 45am 4 45pm 10 40pm and southbound 8 50am 7 50pm 1 48am may change without notice call Beatrice bus depot to confirm schedules.
War bonds and stamps fund equipment for the fighting forces. Purchases aid the Army and Navy supplies, including binoculars for scouts. Ten percent of income via War Bonds each payday helps provide this gear and supports national defense.
A reflective column argues Congress remains the fair voice of the people despite jokes about its flaws. It credits committees for exposing admin weaknesses, notes wartime revenue challenges, and praises the push for a practical sales tax while urging public support for war financing through ten percent payroll War Bonds.
The article discusses enteritis as a major swine disease second only to hog cholera, comparing its impact to typhoid fever. It stresses strict farm hygiene, separate footwear between herds, and the need for a herd survey and post mortem by a veterinarian to identify the intestinal disease and manage outbreaks.
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