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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1942
Page
2
A Diller Nebraska item reports on wartime labor issues and Norris for U S Senate. It notes unions demanding entrance fees for jobs, a Mary Cassel returning from Iowa, and family updates from Beckwiths. It closes with remarks on gasoline rationing affecting college football games.
Columnist warns of looming dictatorship in Washington amid New Deal critique. Alaska Highway to open by Dec 1, Dawson Creek to Fairbanks route noted. Laval accused of engineering French food shortage to lure workers to Germany. Kaiser’s Joseph N Teal freighter built in 10 days at Portland. Lincoln Burlington HQ authorized to buy 20000 in Series E war bonds. Congress weighs farm labor cost as a factor in parity pricing.
Statement lists L. M. Cavett as publisher owner editor and daily manager with Fern L. Diller as business manager. Albert W Daykin named managing editor. Mrs L M Cavett listed as owner. Notarized September 28 1942 with commission expires October 20 1943.
Authorities rate the Douglas fir as the most important wood grown in the United States highlighting its widespread use and economic significance.
The Womens Association of the Congregational church plans an October Kensington gathering at the home of Mrs Clarence Steffen tomorrow afternoon.
The text highlights the sixteen inch coast gun costing about two million dollars and the eight inch mobile railway gun with an eighteen mile range. It urges readers to invest at least ten percent of their income in War Bonds and Stamps to support Coast Guard weapons.
A historical obituary notes former President John Adams lived to age ninety dying after a long life in public service. He is remembered for his role in shaping early U.S. governance and diplomatic efforts.
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