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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1943
Page
2
The notice lists the town weekly founded by F. T. Pearce with Mrs. L. M. Cavett as owner and publisher F. L. Raymond as business manager and Albert W. Koepff as associate editor It promotes subscription terms of 1.50 with garbled surrounding text.
The article discusses wartime progress and optimism about a Moscow conference looming as a major success. It notes Stalin’s strong role, Anglo American pressures, and Russian push for a second front amid overall European combat, with Italy progressing but Allied gains limited against Germany.
The piece argues that long term bombing must destroy Rhineland factories and cripple German industry before a second front is decisive. It asserts Stalin’s push for a second front and predicts Allied manpower and equipment will overwhelm Germany at invasion points, foreseeing Hitler’s headache from the offensive opening.
State reports show 83 percent of planned wheat ground in poor shape as pastures fade and alfalfa needs rain. Dry winds strip corn leaves, reducing roughage while political observers link recent Republican wins to favorable 2024 presidential prospects.
Captain Delton C. Goerke, 23, son of Mr and Mrs Victor Goerke Burr and brother of former Diller schools coach Bernard Goerke, received an air medal after prior wins of the silver star and the distinguished flying cross. He has spent months fighting the Japs over the Solomons and a total of 16 months overseas. He earned the silver star in a Coral Sea escort mission for five Flying Fortresses against 30 Zeroes.
Mrs Martha Matilda Kohler 76 wife of Rev Peter S Kohler former Harbine Hope Reform Church minister died suddenly at her London home last Sunday. Granddaughter Ann Marie Jacobe a Diller high school graduate. Funeral services were held yesterday at Ambergers at two o clock with Rev F C Klick officiating. Another service was held today at two o clock at Sutton with Rev Paul Troger officiating. Burial was in Sutton cemetery.
A bill would raise out of town letter charges from three to four cents and escalate mail to eight cents. Admissions tax is also proposed to rise to twenty percent, with the Ways and Means Committee deferring action on the measures.
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