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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1945
Page
2
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A summarization of the wartime ration adjustments: Sugar stamps 35 and 36 with new valid dates. Meats red stamps Book 4 and various sub-stamps with staggered start dates and June to August expirations. Processed foods blue stamps with phased start and end dates. Gasoline A and B coupons with quarter allocations. Shoes Aeroplane stamps for indefinite use. Fuel oil coupon sheets with updated validity through 1945 and 1948-44 red sheets ending August 31 1945.
A.A.A. June Ist is the deadline for signing the 1945 AAA Farm Plan. Farmers must sign to be eligible for payment, with over half of Jefferson County plans already signed. A 10 percent sample predicts shifts in crop and livestock, including less corn and wheat, more oats barley and rye, and changes in dairy and hog numbers. A Blauser shop picnic featured Miss Gaurnet Barber and district members enjoying a daylong event with a grand dinner.
Mrs Minnie Novotny Charles Jerome and Dalores visited Tuesday evening at Lorren Stephens home. Mrs Lena Wenz spent several days last week at Carl Werz home getting acquainted with her new granddaughter. Mr and Mrs Lorren Stephens and W W Stephens visited Ed Wolken Sunday afternoon. Mrs Nancy Robertson who had a severe attack of bronchial asthma during the early part of the week is slowly recovering.
Lt Wendell Fandere and family visited his parents this week before he left Tuesday for Fort Knox. Mrs Anna Meyer surprised by a homecoming party hosted by neighbors including the Meyer and Zeleny families. District 56 closed school with a basket dinner and five graduates moving to high school. Mrs Clare Waggoner received a Reno letter from Mrs Clara Allen about travel without issues. Mrs Harry King of Lincoln spent the weekend with sister Mrs Mertie Diller.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Moor and their daughter from Aurora Nebraska spent Sunday at the home of her sister Mrs Elnas Hadley and husband Vere. Moor will be remembered as Miss Mattie Harvey.
The president urges stronger Treater production and War Bonds purchases to support troops. He stresses unity in the deadly struggle, calling on all Americans to adhere to regulations and invest, noting over 85 billion in bonds by readers in the past three years.
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