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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1943
Page
2
The piece questions the lend-lease program and its reciprocal aims, urging that American taxpayers deserve full disclosure of the vast value of goods and services sent to allies. It argues the deal may benefit outsiders more than the United States and warns against hidden agendas shaping wartime policy.
Sackett Brewster Sackett attorneys for estate announce in Jefferson County Nebraska a final account and petition for final settlement of Andrew J Gill deceased. Hearing set October 30 1948 at 11 00 AM in County Court. Contest permitted for heirs at law.
Inez J Pickard has filed a petition for administration of Nora I Specht deceased intestate. Heirs named Ida I Specht Gertarde B Lottman and Inez J Pickard are to be decreed owners in fee simple to Lots 17 and 18 Block 2 First Addition to Diller Jefferson County. Hearing set for October 30 1943 at 9 oclock AM in Jefferson County Court Room Fairbury Nebraska.
The draft warns against a ceremonial tea party in Moscow and urges hard bargaining. It stresses vigilance that no country, friend or foe, profits at our expense and urges representatives to watch for backslapping or hidden agendas.
Creditors of Charles Waggoner’s estate in Nebraska must file claims by February 7, 1944. A hearing will be held February 8, 1944 at 10 A.M. in the County Court room to examine and adjust claims. Dated October 9, 1943. First published October 14, with last publication October 28.
At 11 30 a m in Lincoln twenty three Nebraska women recruits joined the Women's Army Corps the first company under the All State campaign. They begin basic training at Fort Oglethorpe Georgia with plans for additional Nebraska units and a total contingent of 700 to replace local casualties. Avis Cakie of Fairbury is the sole Jefferson county recruit. Hunters report many squirrels but pheasants remain scarce due to shell shortages. Gage county wins third war loan bond car test and earns 300 dollars and a plaque from the Omaha World Herald.
Sugar stamps No 14 15 16 cover five pounds each between August 14 and November 1 and October 31 respectively. Processed foods points charts indicate values from War Book II with U V W expiring October 20 X Y Z by November 20. Brown stamps C DEF in War Book II valid until Oct 30 G from Oct 24. Shoe No 1 stamp 18 unlimited for one pair. Aircraft stamp No 1 from War Ration Book III valid November 1 1943. Gasoline No 8A valid until November 21 for 3 gallons. B and C coupons for 2 gallons each.
The high winds of the past week eased after a shower of much needed rain Tuesday night. Ideal fall weather returns, bringing calm conditions and comfortable temperatures.
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