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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1943
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an entry at a post office in Diller Meve, with unclear wording about a transfer through a second class matter. No clear entities or actionable details are present.
The Wayne Herald notes Senator Hugh Butler of Medenska leads with strong public record and practical approach as a potential vice presidential pick. It cites Bricker among leaders for the presidential nominating effort and argues Butler could strengthen party gains if chosen.
Julius McCandless of Florence Jefferson County longtime businessman and twice mayor dies in January at Cance City Cole. Born January 16, 1852 in Watoge ceedy North Carolina he moved to Jefferson County with his parents and later married Mary Andreae of Endicott. He had been honored for heroic action aboard the U S S Sas.
Jim graduated from Fairbury High last spring and has been a student at Fairbury Junior College this term. He was 18 years old last October.
A strong farm bloc in Congress advances a plan to cap total fighting force at 11 million this year. Senator Van Nuys supports deferring nonessential soldiers and furloughing those already serving to reduce military strain. Debate includes potential army curtailment via appropriations and possible removal of War Manpower Chairman Paul V. McNett amid farm and drafting controversies.
Mrs. Katherine Previdis has been out sick amid a pes Mir issue. Mrs. Jono Miler ard remains unnamed in the fragment, with limited additional context.
A communication from Congressman Curtis announces he will stop distributing prewar agricultural bulletins by mail this spring to ease mail load. Farmers may request specific bulletins on topics like seed corn, weed control, livestock, or poultry raising by writing to Carl T. Curtis at the House Office Building Washington DC. Wedding stationery offered at the Record office.
The text discusses a Women Juror Bill with debate on whether jury service should be optional or compulsory. It notes Lincoln absence delaying news, and proposes that all persons serving in the U S armed forces be exempt from the $100 head tax and $250 poll tax. A related remark mentions anticipated audits of state departments next year.
The note asks to estimate if a low ceiling is about seven to eight inches high on adies heels. It appears garbled and unclear about context or measurements.
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