Arguments heard in ADC rate reduction case
In Lincoln a three judge federal panel heard that Nebraska could not reduce Aid to Dependent Children payments by law and used a ratable reduction method instead. Thomas Brown of the Omaha Legal Aid Society argued the state should have applied an across the board cut. Assistant Attorney General Warnshulz said an across the board cut would penalize all families. The panel took the case under advisement. The piece notes the unintended effect of outside income on aid and ends with a confusing line about hop plant flowers and brewing beer.
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Lincoln
UPI
Federal District Court
Nebraska
Thomas Brown
Omaha Legal Aid Society
ADC
Eral
Warren Arbom
Donald Lay
Richard Robinson
Brown
Afder
State Welfare Department
Attochey
Ewald Warnshulz
Working gals get beauty hints on company time
New York bank workers at Fifth Avenue Branch enjoyed a free mobile grooming clinic before opening hours led by Jud Thorton Stark and guests from Estee Lauder and Saks Fifth Avenue. The program showcased beauty tips, eye exercises, and exotic looks, aiming to boost women’s confidence and performance across all bank roles.
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Patricia MC Cormack
NEW York
UPI
Fifth Avenue
National Bank of North America
Jud Thorton Stark
Jan Dilenschneider
Estee Lauder
Mr Chin
Saks Fifth Avenue
Chin
Telegram missing and subscription details released
The Carr Telegram notes publication details for Columbus Nebraska with mail delivery options and rates. It lists subscription rates for Columbus and surrounding counties and provides a change of address procedure and a missing Telegram contact number and hours.
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Colummbury Nebraska
Carriec
Columbus
Mall
Platte
Boone
Juilor
Colfax
Merrick
Nance
Pemn
Melte
Ly Nebraska
Iseal
Columbus Telegram
Georgia patrol tests 140 mph pursuit car
Atlanta based Georgia State Patrol uses an experimental pursuit vehicle capable of 140 mph. The car, provided by American Motors, will undergo about three weeks of testing in each of the six patrol divisions. Public safety information officer Bill Wilson said Alabama already operates about 70 such cars and offered a positive recommendation.
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Atlanta
UPD
Georgia State Patrol
Bill
Wilson
Public Safety Department
Department
American Motors
Alabama
Anniversary and birthday celebration at Werkmeister home
A Sunday night gathering at the Henry Werkmeister residence celebrated their twelfth wedding anniversary and Mark Werkmeister’s eleventh birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs R W Korte, Clarence Hellbusch, Marvin Mueller and families, Marvin Bachman and families, and the Werkmeister family.
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L&igh
Henry Werkmeister
Mark
Messrs
Mmes
R.W. Korte
Clarence Hellbusch
Marvin Mueller
Marvin Bachman
Werkmeister
New Gratuates Albion G.E.D Graduates
Ten adults from Albion and nearby areas finished Albion High School adult education classes and passed five tests qualifying them for a High School G E D. The course was offered through Platte College in Columbus.
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Albion
Albion High School
Platte College
Columbus
France first used forteries as revenue in 1539
A fragmented note cites Britannica claiming France adopted fotteries in 1539 as a revenue source. The text is unclear about the exact wording and context, but the claim centers on an early monetary measure linked to public income.
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France
Encgedia Britannica
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Paris
Bank
Anne Neagle
Anna
Mrs. Stark
27Th Avenue
Georgia Patrol
Doorbusters
Coats
VY. Price
Bank Americard
Adams
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