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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1943
Page
2
A brief notice lists the paper as published weekly founded by F. T. Pearce with Mrs. L. M. Cavett as owner and publisher and F. L. Raymond as business manager. Albert W. Koepff is noted as associate editor.
One year subscription six men in advance. tha in advance. caine f Entered at the office at Diller Nebr for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
The piece notes limited impact of recalling diplomats between the Soviet Union, United States, and Britain. It argues Stalin seeks tactful cooperation while signaling tensions still exist and that Allied plans outrun immediate moves despite shared aims.
The passage argues there is no need for a separate peace between Stalin and Hitler, citing strong results from the Russian summer offensive and heavy air attacks. It states tensions are minimal, and each strike on Europe aids mutual achievement, keeping the Allies united despite enemy efforts to divide them.
During a test air raid warning the siren failed and blew a fuse. Jeffera notes that current rubber, plus synthetic material, could yield 33,000,000 tires for next year’s civilian appropriation. Caution urged against optimism for non essential driving.
Governor Griswold sets high war loan quotas for Nebraska and bets with state officials nationwide that Nebraska will exceed its goal by more percentage points than any other state. The drive opens September 9 as Nebraskans rally to meet the ambitious plan amid wartime thrift and mobilization.
The notice outlines sugar stamps 14 15 and 16 limits and dates for use including five pounds each from Aug 15 to Nov 1 for sugar and five pounds for home canning for stamps 15 and 16 through Oct 31. It also notes coffee not rationed processed foods point value charts and various red stamp dates for meats fats and oils with several stamp validity dates. Gasoline coupons information updates old coupons exchange deadline and new mileage printed coupons. Tire inspections schedules and deadlines are given for book holders and fuel oil coupon validity periods plus renewal reminders ahead of winter.
Public sale of real estate estate of Andrew J Hill via Winn W Hill administrator follows an order by Judge Claude B Ellis. Sale at Jefferson County Courthouse South front door Fairbury Nebraska on September 7 1943 at 11 am Central War Time. Property is fractional Southwest Quarter Section 13 Township 1 North Range 4 East Sixth Principal Meridian approx 169 acres. Terms announced at sale. Dated August 2 1943 Sackett Brewster Sackett Attorneys. First pub August 12 last pub September 2
Under a Jefferson County Nebraska District Court partition order I will sell at the south front door of the Fairbury courthouse at 10 a.m. Central War Time on September 7, 1943. The property is Lots 11 and 12 in Block 11 in the Village of Diller. Terms: ten percent cash of the bid, balance on confirmation. Referee Frank M Rain. First publication August 5, last publication September 2. Attorneys First publication date provided.
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