Communism Fears and Government Affairs Dominate Postwar Hearings
The article highlights Hoover’s view of internal American danger from communism with quotes from CIO leaders. It notes a 140-vote House approval on the Federal Airport Act conference report, surplus property issues, parity price debates, and copper stockpiling plans. It mentions State Department reestablishing offices in Germany and consular support for Americans.
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J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hoover
CIO
United Political Action
United States
Harry Bridges
Longshoremen’s Union
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Stalin
Philip Murray
Germany
State Department
House
Nebraska
Congress
Sweet corn tips for better harvests and pest control
An article urges gardeners to try yellow corn varieties like Golden Bantam and Joana for flavor and nutrition. It advises compact plots with multiple short rows, staggered plantings, and early pest prevention using rotenone dust and mineral oil to protect ears from corn borers and ear worms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joana
Marcross
Golden
Polk County Commissioners Approve April 2 1946 Proceedings
Osceola Nebraska April 2 1946 county board met in regular session auditing claims across funds. Numerous charges listed include county general, salaries, mileage, supplies, lighting, road work, hospital, and district court costs with totals and individual names such as Dorothy Brigham Phil Campbell S J Harless Owen McClung and Arthur Nelson among others. Board adjourned to meet again April 16 1946.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
County General Fund
Dorothy Brigham
Phil B. Campbell
Seeeuslavcuc
Commercial Publishers
Consumers Public
Power District
S. J. Harless
Jackson Dry Cleaners
Toweis Lo
Lester W. Johnson
Tepaiips
K-B Printing Company
Olive M. McBeth
Owen McClung
Owen M McClung
L. M.merrick
Milburn & Scott Co
Emil Monson
Arthur S. Nelson
Oberg & Son
Osceola Record
Polk Progress
T. A. Reece
C. W. Slayback & Co. Bond
Western Surety Co
Bond
C. W. Moon
Stromsburg
Owen McCluna
Home Oil Company
Shelby Co-op Oil Company Gas and Oil
Sinclair Refining Co. Toro Orcs
A. S. Nelson Ralph Johnson
Clyde Miller
Polk County Implement Co
O. W. Stever
Leonard Stever
S. J. Harless S. J. Harless
Floyd Lyle
Moore & Hungaker
Overland Sand & Gravel Co
Polk Oil Company OU
Sigler Garage
Prestone
Special Bridge Fund
Chas. Cherry
John Perry Freeman
Albert Leslie Hoffer
Gunnard Peterson
Polk & Butler County Farmers Ins
Polk County Extension Service
Wm. Wright
Evelyn Schwartz
Soldiers & Sailors Relief Commission
Edith Heilman
H. S. Eklund
Lady Gray Home
Floyd Lindquist
Moore & Hunsaker
Duane Swanson
Kiner Swanson
John I. Anderson
Mother’s Pension Fund
Soldiers & Sailors Relief Fund
MEASS
Harris Drugs
Verlin Johnson
John. I. Anderson
Shi Bela Amas
Merrick
Gratitude for Support After Death of Beloved Wife and Mother
John W. Gabriel and family express thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for flowers cards Mass offerings and kindness during the illness and death of their wife and mother. They especially thank the priests altar servers St. Andrew's Choir and St. Anne's Altar Society of St. Andrew's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s
St. Anne’s
Garden Insect Control For New Plant Growth
Watch for aphids and plant lice and chewing insects as soon as leaves emerge. Use dust or spray to cover all plant surfaces, smother sucking insects, and rely on stomach poisons for chewing pests. Prepare simple dusting devices and apply when foliage is moist and wind is still. or spray and ensure leaves dry before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry-Morse Seed Co
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Senate
RFC
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Frank Baker
Stromsburg Bank
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Laney
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OF County Commissioners
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