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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1971

Page

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Pearl Harbor memory from a USS Louis survivor

Former sailor Traxler recalls December 7 1941 when Japanese planes attacked Pearl Harbor. He describes the early morning raid aboard the USS Louis, the sinking of the USS Arizona, and the national shock as U S forces fought back and memorials began to form for the dead and survivors.

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Change of Address for Telegram Subscribers

Public notice states subscribers must notify postal officials and the Colusa Telegram of old and new addresses. It lists subscription rates at $12.00 per year and notes delivery by carrier and mail, with coverage in Platte county and nearby towns.

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Franklin to be honored on stamp

Washington UPI report says Benjamin Franklin will be featured on a new 7 cent stamp to be issued next year. The stamp is part of a rate for fourth class educational materials and adds to Franklin’s numerous appearances on U.S. stamps. Franklin, the nation’s first postmaster, has appeared on more than 30 stamps since uniform postage rates began.

Washington UPI Benjamin Franklin Amer’ Exeom U.S. Postal Service Franklin

Kansas maker touts subsoil plastic irrigation method

Kansas manufacturer International Plastics, Inc. argues that under-soil microporous plastic pipe irrigation saves water and fertilizer. President Lewis A. Paul says the system delivers water and nitrogen underground, reduces runoff and evaporation, and yields earlier, better crops with lower cost and easy installation.

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Guild re elects officers for year at First United Church

Mrs Mabel Granatawicz led a devotional titled A Bed for the Baby with Christmas readings and carols. All officers were re elected: Mines Ernest Spanhake president Harold Conrad vice president Edward Malena secretary T C Nelson treasurer L Habel benevolence treasurer. New executive member Mrs Ray Fuhr elected replacing Mrs Teandolph Molaeck.

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Laurel student wins Outstanding Mechanized Agriculture Student Award

The Midwest Retail Farm Equipment Dealers Association announced University of Nebraska student from Laurel as recipient of the Outstanding Mechanized Agriculture Student Award. The award includes a $150 scholarship grant, presented by Randall Pate Field.

Omaha UPI Midwest Dealers Association Today University of Nebraska Laurel Randall Patefield

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