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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1945
Page
2
The notice specifies terms of subscription and mails handling and notes the entry of the publication at the Diller Nebraska office as second class matter. It includes garbled filler text surrounding the official notice.
The notice lists valid dates for Sugar stamp Nos 35 and 36, red meat stamps Book 4 Y5 ZS and others, blue processed foods stamps, gasoline A and B series, shoes Aeroplane No 1 2 3, and fuel oil coupon sheets. It specifies issue and expiration timelines through mid 1945 for multiple ration categories.
Bonham Theater Fairbury hosts a special award night next Wednesday at 8.00 pm Earl Williams of KFAB presents Jefferson County for leading its E bond quota. Lyell Bremser conducts street interview in lobby. broadcast live and as a later pregame feature.
A hundred thirty three years ago this month the Ordnance Department of the United States Army began. Congressman Carl Curtiss notes the department’s vast output since Pearl Harbor through 1945. It supplied the Navy and 40 Allied Nations with over 43 billion rounds of ammo and 17 million rifles and pistols, 3 million machine guns, 600 thousand artillery weapons, and 3.5 million vehicles including 100 thousand tanks.
Washington reports that General George C. Marshall and Admiral Ernest J. King declare the Army and Navy will seek unconditional surrender of the enemy. They stress overcoming past obstacles and committing to the hard tasks ahead in a united effort.
J A Brunt attorney for estate in Jefferson County Nebraska announces petition for appointment of S. C. Hutchinson as administrator of the Margaret Kurtz estate. Hearing set June 16, 1945 at 10 a.m. in County Court room Fairbury. Dated May 19, 1945. Samuel Gallamore County Judge. First publication May 24, last June 8.
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