Graduation at University of Nebraska Honors 1500 Graduates
About 1,500 students received diplomas at the University of Nebraska graduation exercises. The event included a slow march into the hall, school by school seating, dean led presentations, and talks to accompany diplomas. A nationally known speaker and music topped the formalities, with advanced degrees and honor students singled out. Relatives share in the thrill of years of sacrifice and effort culminating in this joyous achievement.
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University of Nebraska
A Fine Road Reroutes Rock Island Between Atlantic and Council Bluffs
The Rock Island railroad plans a major rerouting project between Atlantic and Council Bluffs as part of a system wide program to improve the line. Yard material piles and earth moving equipment signal a large-scale operation, transforming the road from past financial doldrums to a modern, profitable and competitive railroad, with Atlantic taking pride in the project and its future prospects.
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Rock Island
Atlantic
Council Bluffs
Not for Selfish Protection and Constitutional Rights
A critical editorial argues that many citizens claim constitutional protections only when convenient. It condemns overreach by anti communists and gangsters before investigations, warns of heavy taxation and debt creating slavery to the government, and urges public support for those serving abroad in Korea. It ends with a call to contribute blood for those fighting for freedom.
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Congressional
Atlantic News-Telegraph publication details and pricing
The Atlantic News Telegraph informs readers of publication timing and contact details and lists subscription rates for different regions. It notes editor and office phone numbers, post office entry date, and membership in press associations, along with a price schedule for local, Cass county, Iowa, nationwide, and Canada subscriptions.
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F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Pearson jail threat echoes in senate panel session
The Maybank led banking and currency committee grilled the leak of secret minutes and a suppressed Baltimore and Ohio report. Capehart pressed to subpoena Drew Pearson claiming he obtained the materials. Other senators balked citing press source privileges, the meeting ending with no subpoena and a probe redirected to RFC and B&O dealings.
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You Never Can Tell A Call For Blood Help In Korea
A 1951 poem urges kindness to soldiers by giving blood as Korean War service members look toward returning home. It describes boys growing into men and the value of helping them through support and generosity.
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Edgar A. Guest
Korea
Schedule two more tests for students
Washington College students who missed the May 26 draft aptitude test will get another chance on June 16 or June 30. Brig. Gen. Lewis H. Renfrow said students with May 26 tickets should write to the selective service examining center at Princeton New Jersey to explain why they could not attend and their cooperation will determine if a new ticket is issued for a later exam.
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Negae Woup
Frow
Walnut Bureau Changes Hands And New Tenants
The Walnut Bureau welcomed new publishers who took possession June 1. Warren Reed and family moved to the apartments above Mildred's Beauty Shop in Cherokee, while the Delmar Vernie family from Ida Grove moved into the Nevela apartment. A household tip suggests washing soiled clothlines by winding around the agitator, using hot soapsuds, rinsing, and hanging to dry.
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Cherokee
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Delmar Vernie
Ida Grove
Nevela
The Pentagon spokesman in news releases condemned
The piece argues that press releases by Pentagon spokesmen mislead the public about the MacArthur dismissal and criticizes reliance on unnamed officials. It calls for identifying sources, condemns paraphrase over quotation, and urges accountability for public statements by officials and media.
Lookin Around Observations From an Early Morning Chain of Vignettes
Lookin Around by F. D. recounts small town scenes from Atlantic to Council Bluffs and Lincoln. It notes early breakfasts with Mrs Herbert and Mrs Emmert, a church tower tree, Worster cafe, roadside caution, flooded cornfields, and reflections on democracy versus communism as 1 500 graduates inspire hope for future doctors scientists and teachers.
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D. O. Herbert
Max Emmert
Atlantic
Atlantic Catholic Church
Lincoln
Nebr
Worster
Court Rules Cities Can Ban Pedlars
Washington reports the Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that cities may ban door to door selling by book agents and other peddlers. The decision upheld an Alexandria Louisiana ordinance requiring prior occupant consent to call. Justice Reed delivered the majority opinion with dissent from Chief Justice Vinson and Justice Black joined by Justice Douglas.
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Supreme Court
Alexandria
Louisiana
Reed
Vinson
Justice Black
Douglas
Confirmation Rites At Griswold Church
An impressive service at Faith Lutheran church Griswold marked the confirmation class. Pastor E. T. Chindval spoke on The Basis of a Great Life and conducted exams of the class. Special choir numbers included Near to Thy Heart and Oh Jesus I.
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Faith Lutheran Church
H. P. Carlton
E. T. Chindval
Confirmation Class At Immanuel Plans Picnic Visit
Vernon Anderson Richard Carlton Elaine Hellbusch Ardith Linn Larry Holmes LaVon Holmes Shirley Puttman Phillips Sproule are listed as confirmands with the chuch chorum. On June the group will attend confirmation and parents and Pastor Chindwall arrange a picnic dinner and a visit to Immanuel Deaconess Institute in Omaha.
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Richard Carlton
Emerson
Elaine Hellbusch
Ardith Linn
Larry and
LaVon Holmes
Shirley Puttman
Phillips Sproule
Chindwall
Immanuel Deaconess Institute
Omaha
Bond redemption rights unchanged by new law
This statement clarifies that the law does not alter the ability to redeem United States Series E Bonds. Holders may still redeem their bonds at any time after the initial sixty days elapsed from purchase.
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