Cards of thanks express gratitude for hospital and home support
Miss Anna Hanzel Worts and family thank friends neighbors and relatives for cards gifts flowers visits prayers and support during illness hospitalization at Behlen s and Nebraska Method Hospital in Omaha and after returning home Hazel Pollard family also extends thanks for ministrations and tributes mourners and friends honored in sorrow Mrs Robert Fern Knowlton Mrs Clarence Walker and families express gratitude for kindness and sympathy received during bereavement
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Behlen’s
Nebraska
Worts
Hazel Pollard
William Pollard
Henry Campabi
Behlen Hospital
Robert
Fern) Knowlton
Clarence Walker
Markets These greens alive of the eee market
Omaha market report from USDA on livestock pricing with hogs up 1.00 to 1.3. cattle and calves down 1.00 to 1.60. heifers and cows lower. Sheep show higher slaughter lamb demand. estimated receipts: calves 5,000 hogs 6,000 sheep 300.
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Thay Mahabety
Metereen
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
USDA
Scotus Central Catholic Open House Tuesday Evening
Scotus Central Catholic Junior and Senior High School invites current parents, prospective students, and community members to an open house on Tuesday evening February 12. The event features a shortened program starting at 7 15 p m with staff introductions and a chance to view facilities and meet staff and other families.
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Scotus Central Catholic
The Car Telegram Mystery in Nebraska Court Records
Fragmented OCR shows a partnership notice and court references from the Nebraska area. Names such as Ki Serr, Bey, and Polk appear amid garbled text, with hints of legal actions, surnames, and potential habeas mentions. The legible bits suggest a local business or property dispute captured in a court document.
Aries and Taurus tone misfires in chaotic horoscope page
A garbled horoscope column lists signs Aries to Pisces with stray phrases about love, work, and family. It mixes dates, names, and odd advice, offering guidance on harmony, financial planning, and parenting while muddled by OCR errors and random words.
Breezewood Faces layoffs as gas shortage hits town
In Breezewood Pennsylvania the tourism driven town laments layoffs as gas allocations fall short for 85 percent of expected trade. With 740 winter workers cut and up to 1,200 summer positions at risk local innkeepers business owners and service stations scramble to attract travelers. A campaign to promote fuel and lodging corridors from Canada to the South aims to revive demand.
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Florida
Don Felton
Breezewood
Breezewood Tourist Association
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Felton
Dod McFarland
Canada
Fred J. Bingham
Ed Crabtree
Walter
Nebraska truckers vote to extend three day strike
About 40 independent truckers from eastern Nebraska met in Lincoln and voted to maintain the driving strike until Wednesday. Jim Beelman of Lincoln was chosen chairman and county organizations were to be formed. State Sen. Jules Burbach and Norman Ollo attended, with proposals for fuel price pullback, a single national licensing system, raised speed limits, and uniform wage and length laws. Burbach said talks with Sen. Proud would occur, and a Washington meeting to discuss truck issues with President Nixon was planned. The group rejected a 30 day continuation under protest and claimed 80 percent strike effectiveness in Nebraska.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Jim Beelman
Jules Burebach
Crofton
Norman Ollo
J. J. Exon
Beeman
Beetman
Burbach
Sen
Richard Proud
Omaha
Washington
Nixon
Proud
Washington Administration
Midwest
Bio feedback used to fight migraines in West Virginia
Angela Green, 22, suffers severe migraines and has joined a bio feedback study at Marshall University. She uses a dynagraph linked to a lie detector like device, vocalizing relaxation phrases while electrode sensors track body heat and activity.
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Marshall University
Angela
Ac- Bela
Hagerty Listed Satisfactory After Stroke at Hospital
BRONXVILLE N Y AP James Hagerty 64 longtime press secretary to the late President Dwight D Eisenhower is listed in satisfactory condition at Lawrence Hospital after a total numb stroke before being hospitalized two weeks ago his son Bruce sailed Sunday Hagerty is vice president for corporate relations of the American Broadcasting Companies Inc
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Bronxville
N.Y
James Hagerty
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lawrence Hospital
Bruce
Hagerty
American Broadcasting Companies, Inc
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