Village Board Proceedings January 9 1946
Village board met in regular session with members Fandere Clauson Hutlen Meyer Stahl present. Bills allowed were read and approved as part of the minutes.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1945
Page
2
Village board met in regular session with members Fandere Clauson Hutlen Meyer Stahl present. Bills allowed were read and approved as part of the minutes.
Wartime rationing updates list gasoline coupons valid at four and sixty five gallon values through early 1945 with post December 1944 adjustments. It also covers shoe stamps, meat red stamps through spring, processed foods stamps through April, sugar and fuel oil coupons with validity dates and encircled value notes.
Senator J E Conklin and Mrs Bertha Hill of Hebron address the Norma School Board on funds for schools amid a wave of opposition to a municipal budget law. The Appropriations Committee proposes shifting fee collection duties among state institutions while Pearl Harbor and West Coast yards drive Pacific battles, boosting demand for skilled civilian workers as Navy recruitment visits Beatrice February 26 27 and 28 1945.
Payers' money is being wed when it should come from the estates of the inanimate. The argument says real property now bears too large a share of taxes and that the tax base should broaden. Many propose a sales tax as a replacement tax for those who pay little or nothing, not merely an added levy. What do you think?
Transportation aid and housing are guaranteed for those who qualify. The program targets workers at their highest skill level in essential industry. Not available to those not actively employed in essential roles.
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