Price Commission blamed for stalling market and profits
AP Business analyzes how business leaders now fear the Price Commission is sowing irritations and red tape that threaten profits and confidence. The piece notes concerns over publicity about price rollbacks, compliance issues, and potential policy swings that could curb growth and raise unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunniff
New York
The
Price Commission
Commission
Aron
Two campus buildings to be dedicated at Nebraska Lincoln
Two university buildings on the Lincoln east campus will be dedicated June 2 to honor two long time agriculture figures. The former animal science hall becomes Miller Hall named for Leon and Etta Miller of Red Willow County. The other hall is Filey Hall honoring Dr J G Filey of Lincoln for 38 years as chair of sericultural economics.
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Lincoln
Nev
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
College of Agriculture
Day ‘Industry
Agriculture Economics
Food Science and Technology
Filey
J. G Filey
Miller
Leon
Etta Miller
Red Willow County
Cambridge
Statistical Laboratory
den. B. F. Frolic
Y. Thompson
Te. A. W. Epp
Filley
Harvey Rupe
Omaha Pastor James Foster Dies at 80 in Kansas City
The Rev. James Foster, 80, longtime pastor of Greater Bethlehem Temple in Omaha, died of a heart attack in Kansas City while preaching at a church where he gave his first sermon 25 years ago. He led Tri-State G Council as district elder and once chaired it. Funeral Friday at Greater Bethlehem Temple, 816 North 25th Street. Survived by widow, three sons, four daughters, mother, grandmother, and a brother.
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Omaha
Neb
James Foster
Greater Bethlehem Temple
Kansas City
Foster
Tri-State
G Council of Apostolic Churches
Greater Bethlehem
North
Nebraska Units Report for Duty in 1916 Border Expedition
About 1,800 Nebraskans in the 4th and 5th Infantry Regiments of the National Guard were ordered to report for duty in June 1916 and sent to Llano Grand Texas as part of a large border expedition against Pancho Villa. The tale covers the seven month stay, pay days, hardships, and a later note that World War I began with the U.S. entering the war in April 1917 after Germany’s actions. It mentions a souvenir booklet Border Memories and the broader context of the Mexican border crisis ahead of the U.S. entry into World War I.
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Nebraska
4Th
Sth
National Guard
Llano Grand
Texas
Coops
Woodrow Wilson
Mexico
Pancho Villa
Signal Corps
Omaha
Villa
Eagall
Bert Hughes
Collieres Magazine
Baronei
Columbia
Regular Army
Ilf
Elsasser
Llano Grands
Frederick Funstin
Minnesota Guardsmen
San Benito
Brownsville
Dam
General Packer
Tresata de la Palma
Turkey
Sih
G. Becumabet
Minnesota
Fort Crook
Keith Neville
Eberly
Beehr
Geral
Berkner
Buenos
Noches
United States
Wilson
Germany
Resigning Pastor Ronald Nelson leaves Creston church
Rev Ronald Nelson announced his resignation as pastor of St Peter s Lutheran Church to take a call at Emerson He and his family will move in August ending a four year stay in Creston Also mentions local gatherings and visiting relatives with several named individuals and places Osmond Plainview Leigh New Jersey and Austria referenced for context
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Creston
Ronald Nelson
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Emerson
Gus Bielan
Douglas Eichberger
Osmond
Plainview
Elmer Carr I
Harry Korfage
Addie Framen
Arnold Ratz
Harold Krings
New Jersey
John
Carol Folken
Leigh
Where did the money go in the Vietnam War
In spring 1972 the United States faced about 120 billion dollars spent on Vietnam. The Phu Bai disposal dump holds millions worth of wreckage from abandoned helicopters, artillery, tools, and equipment. Experts note further costs from Veterans benefits, logistics, fuel, and air power, painting a stark picture of waste as U.S. forces retreat and salvage bids begin.
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Tom Tiede Pho Hat
Vietnam
NEA
United States
Bai Ai
South
Tiig
Boxey
IBM
Korea
University of Utah
Phu Bai
U.S
Aral
Neb University to Honor Two Scientists at Commencement
Lincoln Nebraska AP two UNL graduates prominent in science will receive honorary Doctor of Science degrees at commencement in Pershing Auditorium. Waldo H Wedel senior archaeologist at Smithsonian Institution Washington DC and Henry M Beachell head of Varietal Foundation IRRI Los Banos Laguna Philippines are honored. Beachell a Waverly native former UC Davis rice breeder and Rockefeller Fellow contributed to new rice varieties while Wedel began at UNL earned a 1931 masters and holds a PhD from UC Berkeley. Wedel will receive honorary degree at morning exercises Beachell at afternoon ceremonies.
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Lincoln, Neb
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Lincoln
Pershing Auditorium
Waldo H. Wedel
National Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D.C
Henry M. Beachell
Varietal Foundation
International Rice Research Institute
Los Banos
Laguna
Philippines
Beachell
Waverly
Grant
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Beakmont
Texas
Rockefeller Foundation
Wedell
University of Nebraska
University of Arizona
University of California Berkeley
Newton
Kan
Nebraska State Historical Society
U.S
Peace activist Sojourner leads NPAC role in antiwar push
The article profiles Katherine Sojourner, 27, a national coordinator for the National Peace Action Coalition. It traces her shift from campus protest plans at Florida Southern University to a fulltime peace advocacy career, including organizing large demonstrations and her personal split over the war.
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Ralph Novak
NEW York
NBA
Katherine ‘Sojourner
Dow
Florida Southern ‘University
Sojourner
National Peace Action Coalition
NPAC
Bem
Joint Chiefs of Stalf
Siean Fae
Washington
Ms. Sojourner
North Carolina
Mrs Hookstra to Lead Auther City Historical Society Next Year
Mrs Mildred Hookstra will head the Auther City Historical Society next year succeeding Dan Hook, with Lyle Kraft as vice president and Walter Dare as treasurer. Jaycees have finished interior paneling of the museum. an official opening is set for June. Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club donated to the museum project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David City
Mildred Hookstra
Autherity Historical Society
Dan Hook
Glen Sargent
Lyle Kraft
Walter Dare
Jaycees
Business and Professional Women's Club
Four Nebraska 4-H members to make European trip
Four Nebraska 4-H members will leave the United States for six weeks to live and work with host families in Europe. Stacey Hueble of Eustis and Mona Kay Kujath of Fairbury travel to the Netherlands, Rae Jeanne Putman of North Platte to Italy, and Sandra Stratheide of Jay Springs to Denmark. The trips are part of the nationwide H Teen Caravan program.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
United States
Europe
Stacey Hueble
Eustis
Mona Kay Kujath
Fairbury
Netherlands
Rae Jeanne Putman
North Platte
Willo
Italy
Sandra Stratheide
Jay Springs
Denmark
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Old
Mexican Border Service
Mach
Ernst Mach
General Noes
Tay
Mrs
Rele
Shah
Nixon
Prath
Nery
Myou' Ater
Callan
Golore Fes
Nebraska 4-H
Adams
Columbus Telegram
Penn Prastforno
Jcpenney
Columbus
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