Osceola Locals and State Capitol Design Highlights
Osceola notes report visits among local families, travels to Lincoln and Omaha, medical, school and military news, plus centering a Nebraska Capitol design search. The 1919 Capitol Commission, chaired by Governor McKelvie, explored designs with a five million dollar budget and Thomas R. Kimball among appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Library of the State Historical Society
Lincoln
Capitol
Samuel R. McKelvie
Thomas R. Kimball
Omaha
Kimball
Ellery Davis
John Latenser
Commission
Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue
No grazing ban set for diverted acres in 1968 program
The no grazing period for diverted acres began April 1 and runs five months until Sept 1. ASCS chair Richard C Sealey notes farmers diverting land under the 1968 feed grain program agree not to graze diverted acres during the growing season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Sealey
Ascs County Committee
Privacy row flares over 1970 census questions
Cries of invasion of privacy rise as critics argue mandatory census questions on inside plumbing children rent and other personal data infringe rights. Rep Betts leads opposition with fellow Republicans and editorial voices while Colorado legislature signals dissent and business groups back the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Mills
Washington
Census Bureau
Colorado
Rep. Betts
Oth
DCCW Spring Meeting Held at St. Mary’s Osceola
One hundred women attended the York Deanery Diocesan Council of Catholic Women spring meeting at St. Mary’s Osceola on March 24. Rev. Edward O’Leary opened with Benediction and welcomed attendees as pastors from area parishes were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
St. Mary’s
Osceola
Edward O’leary
Raleigh Myers
Theodore Arndt
McCool Junction
O’leary
Msgr
Obrist
St. Vincent’s
Robert Trausch
Sacred Heart
Shelby
LDCCW
Lincoln
Myers
James Maley
Fullerton
Brazil
Mary
Census Debate Sees Bets Bill Narrowing Questions
Osceola Nebras ka April 3 1963 readers weigh the Betts Bill H R 10952 which would require citizens to answer only basic census questions while allowing others to be ignored The piece argues that despite fears of government snooping census data remain essential for programs and planning with government and business both relying on the data and most people likely to answer the basic queries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betts
Uncle Sam
Bureau
Internal Revenue Service
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Congress
Census Bureau
Top notch farm fresh lightweight cattle on Friday sale
This week features another strong listing of good farm fresh lightweight cattle. Availability is tight, so attend Friday's sale. Last Friday 836 head of cattle and 681 head of hogs were sold. On April 12 a 2 year old Black Angus bull may be registered and is consigned by Harold Stevens of Fullerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Fleckinger
Kropatsch
Beck
Merrick County
Hamilton County
Fullerton
Harold Stevens
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Record Office
Lawrence Andersons
Roger
Grand Island
Howard McKeags
San Diego
Merle Luft
Stromsburg
McDonald
Holdrege
Debra Heiden
Norman Fintel
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Ina Mangelsen
Edwin
Victor Mangelsen
Bob Sigler Jr
Lee Schroeders
Wilford Ewert
Fremont
Air Force
DeVern Rodenes
Rupert Carlson
Harry Rodenes
Mervin Ransom
DeVern Rodene
Marvin Ilers
Larry Christensens
Ben Schmokers
Lloyd
Victor Krumbachs
Mount Marty College
Yankton
S. Dak
Dan Magnuson
Jeffrey Hospital
Bryan Memorial
Magnuson
Maud Nuquist
Velma Treadway
Dr. Leroy Laase
Viola Wieseman
Westminster
Colo
Jack Swansons
Clyde Courtney
The
Samaritan Center
Lee Johnsons
Phoenix
Ariz
Lowell Hanson
Robert Behrns
Wichita
Kans
Lowell
Robert
Kansas
Oklahoma
Aids
Victor Krol
Margaret Dozier
Miein Street
DCCW
Pioneer
Missouri
Larry DeBoer
Firth, Nebr
Glenn Lefferdink Firth
Nebr
Ralph Epke
York, Neb
Garst and Thomas
Norman Leach
Nawastest
Hampshire
Kmmj Radio
Fullerton Livestock Market
Fritz Engel
AL Cunningham
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