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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1960

Page

2

Unclear World War I Aid and Local Notes

Reading a past item, it notes billions in aid to Russia from the United States in World War I supplies including airplanes and food. It also mentions a 1888 introduction of lady bugs for California citrus, cold snow remnant, city workers praised for street cleaning, and a generic family snapshot comment.

Uncle Sam Cavair Russia York Virginia United States California

Steelmark label to guide American steel choices

The American Iron and Steel Institute promotes the four color Steelmark emblem to help consumers identify steel products. President Benjamin F. Fairless says steel can be light modern and stylish while offering durability reliability and modest cost. By 1960 millions will buy varied steel goods from cars to toys aided by the new marks.

Steelmark American Iron and Steel Institute Benjamin F. Fairless America Institute

Ghost of Pov Bang Jensen Still Haunts UN Story

The body of Danish statesman and UN secretary Bang Jensen was found in a New York park four days after a disappearance, deemed death by own action by police. Supporters insist he would not have killed himself, disputing evidence. A memorandum from November 1957 notes his fear of dying by own action.

Pov Bang-Jensen New York U.S.A Alice Widener

Stratemeyers File Action Citing Death By Action Fears

Lt Gen George E Stratemeyer and wife Anna Lee file a document with Florida officials stating Poul Bang Jensen did not die by his own hand and urge patriots to act. They cite fears surrounding public figures Forrestal Patton McCarthy and warn investigators if they are found dead under peculiar circumstances. Neighbors say the Stratemeyers remain regarded as honorable despite conspiratorial talk.

Sam D. Melson The Chronicle Jacksonville Fla George E. Stratemeyer USAF U.S Korea Anna Lee Stratemeyer Orange County Winter Park MBI Washington Stratemeyer Poul Bang-Jensen James Forrestal George Patton Joseph McCarthy Melson Bang-Jensen Forrestal Patton McCarthy

Farm and Home Notes from Polk County on TV

Polk County family Ed Dobberstein and Glenn will be featured as Farm Family of the Week on WOW-TV Channel 6 Four Star News Friday March 4. The program showcases friendly active neighbors with farm photos and interviews by Frank Arney. Also notes on heptachlor use and windbreak planting in Nebraska agriculture.

Polk County Wow-Tv Four Star News Ed Dobberstein Glenn Near Polk Frank Arney WOWTV Omaha University of Nebraska Robert E. Roselle Roselle Nebraska Ellsworth Benson Extension Forester College of Agriculture Lincoln

Osceola Nebraska School Caucus Notice 1960

Voters in School District No 19 Osceola Polk County Nebraska are called to a caucus at the High School Auditorium on March 1 1960 at 730 PM to nominate candidates for the Board of Education for the April 5 1960 city election. P H Nyberg secretary. Notice of final report in Polk County Nebraska concerning the estate of Martha Mildred Gembica deceased state of Nebraska.

Osceola Polk County Nebraska Board of Education P. H. Nyberg Sec.v Martha Mildred Gembica

Estate final account hearing set for March 4 1960

The administrator has filed a final account and report and petitions for final settlement and discharge. A decree determining heirship and distribution will be entered after a hearing before the court on March 4 1960 at 10 A.M. Citizens may appear to contest. Dated February 4 1960. (Seal) J. E. Steeple County Judge.

Citizens Party Caucus Called in Osceola City

The legal voters of the Citizens Party of Osceola are called to meet in caucus at the Court House on Tuesday March 1 1960 following the School Caucus. They will select candidates for city offices to be voted on at the regular city election April 5 1960. M Mills Jr Irman Febr 18-25-1960

Citizens Party City of Osceola Court House M Mills Jr Irman

Notice of hearing on Carl O. Carlson estate creditors

Polk County Nebraska credits hear and adjust all claims against the estate of Carl O Carlson deceased to be filed in County Court by June 2 1960 with a hearing set for June 3 1960 at 10 o'clock A M. in the County Court Room. The notice dated February 5 1960.

Polk County Nebraska Carl O. Carlson State of

Doctor Miller of Nebraska Politics and Journalism

The article recalls Dr. George L. Miller known as Doctor Miller in Nebraska history, editor of the World Herald and a Democratic power from statehood era. Born in New York, he studied medicine there before moving to Omaha in 1854 at age 24, later shifting from practice to journalism and politics.

George L. Miller Doctor Miller Nebraska A. L. Miller Congress World Herald Miller New York Syracuse Omaha

Miller, a formative Nebraskan leader and editor

Miller arrived in Nebraska and shaped the territory and state. He served in the territorial legislature before 1860 and as sutler at Fort Kearny. In 1864 he failed to win a Congressional delegate seat, started the Omaha Herald in 1865, and became a leading Democratic figure for 35 years alongside J. Sterling Morton. He used his paper to promote Nebraska’s growth, aiming to build Omaha into a great commercial city and Nebraska into a strong agricultural state.

Miller Nebraska Fort Kearny Omaha Nebraska Territory Omaha Herald J. Sterling Morton Nebr

Weekend Visits Highlight Local Family Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Thomas Richards and family and George Marker of Rising City spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Ross Richards. Mr and Mrs Ronnie Watts of Omaha spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Walter Watts.

Thomas Richards George Marker Rising City Ross. Richards Ronnie Watts Omaha Walter Watts

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