Hitler alive writes to Ann Landers in 1977 bulletin
A Lincoln Journal bulletin reproduces a letter from Hitler claiming selective breeding and extermination as a solution to societal decline. It contrasts with Ann Landers replies and includes reader letters about gift giving, soufflé etiquette, and tipping biases. The page preserves era tone and reader commentary.
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Lincoln, Neb
Hitler
Ann Landers
Pennsylvania
B.E.S
Board of Global Ministries
United Methodist Church
Elementary and secondary Wednesday meal menus listed
Elementary schools serve chili and crackers lettuce and relishes cinnamon roll canned fruit milk. Secondary schools offer pizza corn spinach juice tossed salad citrus salad bread and butter egg salad lemon pudding hat cookies milk.
Wealth seminar outlines four steps to comfortable riches
Celia Quinn, Merrill Lynch’s first woman broker in Omaha, spoke at Lincoln’s “Women and the Business of Money” seminar. She urged budgeting, saving, compounding returns, and disciplined investing to reach financial independence, noting inflation erodes returns on bonds and CDs.
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Linda Ulrich
Pearl Bailey
Celia Quinn
Ms. Quinn
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith Inc
Omaha
National Bank of Commerce
Lincoln
Quinn
Carter
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Keith
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6Th Street
Peru
Nebraska
U.S. Commerce Dept
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Lincoln/Lancaster Commission on the Status of Women
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Lincoln Health
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USDA
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