Notice of Post Office Entry in Diller
One year in advance and six months in advance indicate prepaid mail terms. The notice appears entered at the post office in Diller for second class matter.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1943
Page
2
Soviet recaptured Velikie from Nazis and ration updates
The report notes Velikie has been recaptured by the Soviet forces from the Nazis. Fresh eggs will return to normal consumers this month with a monthly limit. Priority groups including nursing mothers invalids and infants will receive a dozen eggs per month. Powdered eggs remain at one dozen per person monthly. Cheese rations drop from eight to six ounces weekly.
War workers go hungry and bureaucracy’s response mocked
A Chicago Tribune piece mocks food distribution talks on shortages of meat and butter for war workers. It portrays Roy F. Hendrickson framing relief as bureaucratic process while noting delays. The piece ends with satirical images of complaint centers and Washington action.
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Roy F. Hendrickson
Burocracy
Hendrickson
Headrickeor
Ber
Legislative news brief from the 22nd District Legislature
A legislative update notes swift progress and a businesslike approach to pass key war legislation. It mentions committee reports and public hearings, plus the writer’s openness to district input and copies of bills from the County Clerk and County Attorney. It also records a separate suicide case from Amsterdam New York as unrelated social commentary.
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Daily Journal
Clert
MacArthur Named Commander in Chief for Pacific War
Chicago Tribune notes President Roosevelt pledges progress in the Pacific theater this year. It argues MacArthur should lead the strategic war effort, praising his resourceful use of limited manpower and equipment. The piece calls for professional military direction away from political influence.
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Roosevelt
The
Chicago Tribune
Gin. MacArthur
New Guinea
MacArthur
Napoleon
Washington
Diller Nebraska Passes Victory Tax Ordinance 512
The Village of Diller Nebraska adopts Ordinance 512 to collect and withhold the Victory Tax from wages under the 1942 Revenue Act. It requires quarterly remittance to the U S Internal Revenue service and annual statements to employees, with emergency effective date December 31 1944.
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Diller
Nebraska
United States
Collector ‘of Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
John Clauson
January Thaw Brings Warm Marchlike Weather Winds
As pennies shifted to press, the January thaw brings springlike warmth and a lively wind. The brief spell offers milder days ahead with gusty conditions and unsettled skies across the region.
Train Schedule Reads Eastbound and Westbound Times
Eastbound Train 14 departing 12:19 a.m. and Train 16 at 12:01 p.m. Westbound Train 17 at 4:44 p.m. and Train 15 at 12:50 a.m. listed for the C B and Q railroad.
Breakfast war bond scene in a family ordinary
A family clambers for breakfast sausages as a private letter reveals a War Bond gift from an older brother serving in HawaiI. The parents react with quiet pride and concern about joining the war effort while Small Joe dreams of enlisting. Amen ends the meal as they discuss War Bonds and thrift stamps.
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Joe
Pop
Mom
Acna
Small Joe
Mmn
Cee
Arall
Honolulu
Treasury Department
Not Enough Bathtubs Across American Homes
A Commerce Department study shows 25 percent of homes lack either a bathtub or shower and 8 percent lack running water. One fourth of homes with water lack hot water, 17 percent lack indoor toilets, and 40 percent rely on stores for heating. Survey covers 2,633,133 dwellings in 64 cities and environs. Seventy four percent have one bath unit, two percent have two, under one percent have three or more.
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Marketing Research Division
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Commerce Department
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Atte. Chas. Waggoner
C. B. & Q. Railroad
W.1. Filley
U.S. Treasury Department
Frank A. Houston
Fairbury, Nebr
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B. Ackermen Optometrist
Fairbury, Nebraska
Odell
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M. G
Odell, Nebraske
Drs. Hall & Hall
Dentists
Uverk Tre Golden Role
Srose Keirbury, Nebraeks
Fairbury
Scottablaff
Bonham Theatre
Palm Beach
Claudette Colbert
Joss McCrea
Elory Queen
Margaret Lindsey
William Gerges
Thoreday
Dr. Reveulte Secret
Lynn Roberts
John Sheppard
James Eilieon
Heather Angel
Edward Arnold
Ant Harding
Old Owisholm Trail
John Mack Brown
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