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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1945
Page
2
The notice lists valid dates for sugar red and processed food stamps, gas coupons and shoe stamps from War Ration Book IV and Book 8, with itemized validity through mid 1945. It also notes local track results with top finishers, a spring theatre show Footloose at the Opera House, and details on a senior class play production with cast lists and roles.
Congressman Cri T Curtis argues before Congress on extending the Trade Agreements Act. He notes the first tariff law dated to the First Congress and frames the tariff question as a long-standing fiscal policy issue.
The excerpt notes tariff revenue revived national income in earlier eras and met about half of fiscal needs during the Ore War era. It cites 1938 to 1942 as a period when tariff income supplied Gh percent of total national revenue.
A garbled early 20th century reader notice discusses driving slowly and observing posted speed limits. It cautions against speeding through towns and cities and mentions a state limit of 60 mph by day and 50 mph at night with a tease for next week’s traffic safety feature.
The Innis family and 80 civilian prisoners of war arrived at Union Depot in Omaha after a 10 oclock interview broadcast by WOW. The family, including Mr Innis and his father, expressed happiness to be back in the States and recalled their experiences. Dod Innis is cousin of Mrs Margaret Packer.
In Eamesa Texas, Ser George K. Keathley faced Nazis and drove them off before a fatal wounding. He collapsed beside a comrade and whispered words about marching toward the final round of a world struggle before death.
Official forecast promises cool cloudy conditions with showers and a warmer day tomorrow. Despite the weather, city gardens show steady growth with beans radishes and greens for table use.
Dale Clark Nebraska W F C outlines efforts for the Seventh War Loan drive. He emphasizes victory and peace depend on continued home-front support and urges Americans to complete their tasks and maintain wartime effort.
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