Call Them What They Are Socialists and Conservatives
An opinion article argues that American political life is a clash between socialists and conservatives rather than Democrats and Republicans. It cites Norman Thomas, party leaders, and a birthday tribute at the Astor Hotel to urge naming actors by ideology. The piece urges open embrace of socialist labels and warns against hiding socialist goals behind liberal rhetoric.
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Walter Reuther
James G. Patton
Martin Luther King
When The People Speak On Welfare Spending
The piece argues that voters often reject broad welfare programs when the price is clear and taxed, citing state referendum trends where taxpayers revolt against nonessential spending. It suggests a hoped shift toward government living within income and a referendum influence on Congress.
Opportunities Not Welfare for Youth Jobs
The piece argues against welfare nostalgia and supports real employment. It states make-work nonprofit programs fail to build self reliance, urging youths to gain jobs in industry. Industry needs higher profits and fewer government restrictions to hire youths and improve the economy.
Successful Investing Columns on Bonds and Stocks in 1944
A reader asks if it is better to hold or sell top stocks like Jersey Standard and Corn Products after six months. The columnist advises holding strong growth issues and preferring U.S. Savings Bonds for steady returns, noting market volatility from strikes and plant tensions. The piece includes contact info for questions and emphasizes long term savings bonds over active trading.
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Lincoln political shift hinges on Sorensen in Morrison era
The Inside Report describes Nebraska as a Republican stronghold evolving into a two party system led by Philip Sorensen, protege to Gov. Frank Morrison. Morrison, seeking a third term, has shattered precedent and may challenge Sen. Carl Curtis in 1966, signaling a major political realignment.
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Morrison plots broad Grass Roots Democratic drive in Nebraska
William Wade reports Morrison eyes a statewide party campaign beyond Omaha to Scotts Bluff with a new county level setup. Morrison aims to counter Republican strength after a 125,000 election margin and a staff shortage for the lieutenant governor. He replaces Bernard Boyle with Marvin Perry, aligning with farm community plans amid farm costs and migration.
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Scotts Bluff
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Ellen G and the elopement that ruined a career
This case study profiles Ellen G 21 who eloped with a law student, dropped out of school, faced poverty and marital strife, and ended in divorce with a child. It portrays parental control, early marriage as a ruinous choice, and the social backlash of young women seeking independence.
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Learner Gasoline Station
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First Forty and Maternity Guidance in Forties Era
Reader letters discuss pregnancy advice for a 40 year old seeking first baby in June. Topics touch on prenatal pills, calcium for teeth, and a booklet “Preparing for Maternity.” A mother-to-be thanks the columnist for reassuring counsel and cites Hippocrates in a prayer for constructive writing.
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Bones
Heart Group Lists Results Of Coronary disorders and views
Nebraska politics and health notes mix with editorials on heart disease though the main reader interest centers on coronary care and public health guidance. A biographical strand mentions Phil Sorensen and Morrison with a focus on political shifts, while health advice outlines calcium needs for pregnancy and after care for heart attack patients.
Army Seeks High School Band Members for Army Bands
Local Army Recruiter Sgt Herman Burkett invites high school musicians to join Army bands in the Fifth U S Army area with vacancies at Fort Benjamin Harrison Fort Carson Fort Riley Fort Leavenworth and Fort Leonard Wood. Students may reserve placement before graduation and must audition on their principal instrument. Contact Burkett for details.
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Army Band
The Shepherd Merrie Christmas E
A fragmentary verse piece by Julien C. Hyer recalls Christmas feast scenes with biblical lines and old English royal dishes. It contrasts roasted peacock for nobility with common folk’s cheer, lute music, carols, and a traditional wassail bowl as guests give thanks.
Pilots to Train Flying Low Through Indiana Woodlands
In Southern Indiana pilots from the 434th Troop Carrier Wing at Bakalar AFB will undergo six months of tree-top training. They will fly low level patterns, about 100 yards above woodlands, to learn navigation and terrain following over Columbus to Nashville and surrounding towns. The program aims to improve transport plane operations and radar avoidance capabilities.
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Bluffton Awarded New Plant Funds for Sewage Upgrade
WASHINGTON UPI The Department of Health Education and Welfare announced an award of 134.40 to Bluffton Indiana for an addition to the existing sewage treatment plant and related facilities.
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