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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1945
Page
2
War era ration details list validity changes for Sugar stamp No 36, multiple Red Meat stamps, Blue stamps, gasoline, shoes, and fuel oil. Updated dates cover February through August 1945 with specific stamp codes and shelf windows for each category.
The Missionary Divisions of the Woman s Association of the Congregational church met at Mrs Ralph Long s home April 20 1946 with Mrs Christie Seaman as assistant hostess Mrs Long presided at the business session Devotionals led by Mrs Clarence Renz covered the Little Brown Church in the Vale its origin and the song s creation The afternoon leader Mrs Or Mayborn spoke on Prayer and One That They May Be One She discussed Pacific University and listed colleges Tillotson Fisk Talladega Tougaloo Lemoyne and Dillard noting they are Negro institutions The AMA funds over forty percent of its field budget to these six colleges The report also mentions local reaction to a false rumor of unconditional surrender by Germany and notes Germany s actual act of surrender to the Allies awaited further news
Richard Barton a DHS senior traveled to Leavensworth Kane for a Wednesday April 25 physical exam joined by James Snyder a DHS graduate of 45. Miss Sollenberger led the eighth grade on a Beatrice theater party to see The Town Went Wild and The Kid Sister with lunch at Chat N Nibble. Mrs Roy Casper and Ernest Jordening provided transportation.
The newspaper fraternity has 80 war correspondents serving in this war. Carl T. Curtis reports 22 have died, with Ernie Pyle as the 23rd casualty. Wounded and missing are listed as casualties in the effort to tell the war story to readers at home.
The forecast notes strong winds and continued cool conditions with a warmer spell delayed. Partly cloudy skies persist today and frost is expected across the state tonight.
Do not overcrowd your car with more than three in the front seat and avoid riding on ramping boards to prevent injuries. Next week’s traffic law notes safety reminders amid wartime service separations. Army strength totals show 9 957 693 recruited between dates, with 1 906 682 total separations. New York leads with 1 065 145 personnel, followed by Pennsylvania and Illinois.
Congressman Carl Curtis cites Adjutant General report showing Nebraska sent 738000 men and 1268 women to the Army between November 1 1940 and December 31 1944.
A fragmented notice notes six pedestrians affected by foot discomfort while navigating streets. The piece discusses footwear and safety, urging awareness of how shoes influence walking safety in urban areas.
The editor urges full participation in the 7th War Loan, citing General MacArthur and the Philippine campaign to persuade readers to buy bonds. The message emphasizes total war effort and unwavering support for victory in the Pacific.
A public safety notice in April Nebraska warns pedestrians who die after risky highway crossings. It urges pedestrians to cross only at intersections, walk on the extreme left facing traffic, and avoid relying on drivers who may not see them due to headlights. It emphasizes obeying local crossing rules.
Debt collection ad offering note judgments mortgages and accounts collected by R C Valentine Co Marshalltown Iowa with 38 years experience and references.
The State of Nebraska to all persons interested in the estate of Edward E McCune deceased in Jefferson county Nebraska. The administrator has filed a final account and report and a petition for final settlement and discharge and for determination of heirs at law. Hearing set for May 19 1945 at 11 o clock a m in the County Court Room. Dated April 25 1945 Samuel Gallamore County Judge. First published April 26 last published May 10.
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