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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1943
Page
2
An essay argues that continued wartime controls threaten personal liberties and democratic principles. It claims Americans seek a prompt return to common sense governance and criticizes paternalistic wartime policies while urging a clear postwar restoration of democracy.
The notice details wartime rations with stamp numbers for sugar five pounds from June 1 to August 15 and again through October 31, coffee coupons through July 21, and processed foods points. It explains meat and fat red stamps through June 30, gas coupons through July 21, tire inspections by book type, and fuel oil coupons valid until Sept 30. It ends with a call to save and buy more bonds.
The piece argues against defeatism and emphasizes physical freedom as key in the current war phase. It urges critics to raise economic or moral grievances at the polls next year instead of undermining wartime unity.
Among the casualties returning to the United States from the Solomons are men who have lost their hearing, not from injury, not from shock, but from attack by insects upon men who have been without mosquito bar protection.
A wartime description urges support for war bonds noting dogs trained for military use by Marines Army and Coast Guard. It explains K9 units hear smell and see enemies unseen by humans. It mentions training stations and promotes purchasing War Bonds through the Treasury.
The Village of Diller trustees met June 1 1943 and estimated expenses for the fiscal year starting May 1 1943 at 3000 dollars. They ordered the amount spread on the minutes and published. Levy set on a 250000 valuation: General Fund 6 mills Water Fund 14 mills Light Fund 34 bands 1 mill. John Clauson chairman Chas E Waggoner clerk.
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