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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1943
Page
2
A Springfield Nebraska letter writer suggests solving youth delinquency by sending young men aged 14 to 20 to war. He argues excitement and lack of ties drive need to see the world and wonders if the army should be consulted before reform school.
An observational piece argues government rules from WPB and OPA hinder small businesses while larger firms manage complex paperwork. It notes the need for staff to parse forms and suggests red tape favors big enterprise, leaving the "little fellow" at a disadvantage.
Diller Stockmen 4 H group met April 80 1943 at Garnet Barner home. Frank Cully led swine and beef division while Max Logap headed dairy lessons. Next meeting set for Dwight and Dwaine Weigle May 28. Easter egg hunt at city park sponsored by Woman's club featured Marilyn Miller and committees. Now is time to pay subscription and keep credit good.
A terse note recalls a late discovery by Electrician Potts of Odell who fixed a cause troubling the area. John Huttermeyer suggests an article titled South of the Tracks to document ongoing pilfering and other unfavorable news, which the authors hope to halt.
Steele City schools closed Saturday May 1 after a year of sessions held on the third Saturday each month and shortened vacation periods. Commencement exercises followed on Sunday evening April 25 with the new schedule enabling the early closing.
Estate of Roy Greider deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska notifies all interested parties that a petition to appoint Clara Greider as executrix has been filed. A hearing is set for May 29, 1943 at 1000 A.M. in the county court rooms. Dated May 1943 by County Judge Samuel Gallamore. Ist pub 5-6 last 5-20.
The listing details wartime ration validity for sugar coffee processed foods meats shoes gasoline tires fuel oil and incubators. It notes expiration dates for various red blue and A B C D E stamps and urges renewal by specific deadlines and six month allocations for fuel oil and kerosene.
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