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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1943
Page
2
In wartime notes the Christian Science Monitor reports on rationing and shortages soft drinks candy ice cream and butter. Army chaplains report 3342 marriages 6598 baptisms 46261 hospital visits and 176803 Bibles distributed with 1945 wartime consular sessions running on reservations.
Critics in Congress question Edward J. Flyon former DNC chairman nominated by President Roosevelt for Australia post. Chicago Tribune warns the role is pivotal amid war with Japan and cites Flyon's background in political manipulation and alleged corruption.
The piece rails against Flynn’s nomination as a senate insult to Australian allies and U.S. voters. It cites Oklahoma Senator Josh Lee’s civil aviation board appointment and Prentice Brown as price administrator, arguing elected foes should not hold appointed posts and questioning wartime leadership.
Legislature discusses LB 28 shielding wheat and corn loans from loan limits, benefiting farmers and banks. It also considers forming a nine member Nebraska Council for Advancement of Agricultural Industry to promote processing and manufacturing of farm products, with no salaries for directors.
The piece surveys the collapsed push for H.R. 7762, a war powers bill, detailing Congress loss of trust in executive overreach, criticism of price and wage controls, salary limits, and a controversial Washington building project, with quotations from Rep. Gearhart and Rep. Disney illustrating mounting opposition.
A historical note argues the new Congress would curb executive authority by re negotiating war contracts and allowing thousands of clerks to exercise congressional powers. It warns this shift could undermine constitutional control and enable broad price revisions.
The Marine Corps adopts compact 45 caliber Reising submachine guns for parachute troops. The weapon features a pistol grip and a steel frame stock that folds away. Citizens are urged to support troops in the Solomons by buying War Bonds and joining the Payroll Savings Plan with a top ten percent contribution.
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