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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1943
Page
2
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A 1943 commentary questions how young people become mature without Washington guidance. It accuses New Dealers of channeling taxpayer funds and inflating the government’s reach under the robes of Washington figures. The piece defines war manpower as keeping many young men on the federal payroll, distracting them from fighting.
The piece argues against a fourth Roosevelt term, warning that a new campaign would push politics into war policy, extend New Deal power, and burden the nation with more bureaucrats. It urges Roosevelt to devote wartime focus and retire after victory, contrasting with Hopkins and Henderson in the administration.
A fragment suggests a son of Wallace from Frankfurter era politics leaves the Supreme Court bench to engage in political activity. The text hints at assigning blame to the appropriate party.
Figures show that the auto fleet operated by the Federal Government covered almost 350 million miles in fiscal year 1942, costing over $11 million and using 13 million gallons of gasoline, exclusive of Army and Navy forces. The total is rising and funding is required. Readers urged to renew subscriptions at the Record office.
A wartime finance note explains the thirteen billion dollar Second War Loan hinges on national income. It states production creates income and that if individuals and businesses pay after tax income exceeds goods available, surplus funds should be invested in government securities to cover the deficit. It urges citizens to lend their money to support the war effort.
County Court of Jefferson Nebraska schedules probate hearing for May 29 1943 at 100 clock A M to appoint Clara Greider executrix of the estate. Petition filed by interested party after notice issued by Samuel Gallamore. Ist pub May 6 last May 20 1943.
A brief wartime tribute remembers service members who gave their lives at Pearl Harbor. The fighting men are honored for courage and sacrifice amid the attack’s chaos, with readers urged to reflect on their valor and duty.
The notice lists May 31 as the expiry for sugar five pound coupons No.12 and coffee No.23 and several red stamps from War Book Two. Meats fats and oils require red stamps E F G. shoes stamp 17 valid June 15. gasoline No 5A valid till May 21. tire inspection windows for A B C T books with minimum intervals.
Rations for fuel oil and kerosene for domestic institutional and agricultural uses are now granted for a six month period. Each coupon covers 11 gallons for one unit and 110 gallons for ten units with a maximum of 5000 miles or sixty days rule for fuel.
Operators of incubators and brooders may obtain fuel oil and kerosene to maintain capacity production. Increased poultry and egg production is essential to the war effort.
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