Political Year 1960 Start and Local Races
The piece notes early 1960 political year buzz with questions about Congress and campaign focus. It mentions Jack Steeple running for County Judge and observes winter scenes, snow, and community snowmen. It discusses food additives, specifically Stilbestrol, and a government statement that meat remains free of detectable residues, aiming to clear misconceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Jack Steeple
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Arthur S. Flemming
Commissioner of Food and Drugs
George P. Larrick
Reform in Military Household Moves Promises Savings
A new Department of Defense directive ends the old practice of shoddy shifting by using unvetted movers. Soldiers and sailors praise the change as it aims to trim millions from the annual military moving bill, though Florida movers seek a six month delay, citing inefficiencies under the prior system. The old method relied on a rotating list with many unproven carriers and no financial responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Defense
George A. Smathers
Senate
Surface Transportation Subcommittee
Florida
U. S
ICC
Fair Traffic Rules for Movers Urged by Servicemen
The article argues new orders should distribute moves by lowest cost among qualified carriers while prioritizing service quality. It calls on Senator Smathers and his subcommittee to scrutinize a Defense Department reform to protect servicemen, ensuring fair treatment of home requests and prior bad experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smathers
Defense Department
America
Khrushchev favors Paris summit over Geneva and timing for leverage
Observers note Khrushchev prefers allied terms and an April or May meeting in Paris, while Pravda attacks Eisenhower’s end of the atomic testing moratorium. From Moscow’s view, the summit’s timing and location serve pressure on allies and neutrals, and the West must insist on international inspection for any arms control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Geneva
West
Pravda
Red Press
Eisenhower
U. S
Krush
Kremlin
Khrushchev
NATO
Auction Notice for Osceola Property Sale in 1959
A sale offering real estate in several tracts or as a whole will remain open for at least one hour. Dated December 31 1959 William H Norton referee Campbell Nyberg attorneys Osceola Nebraska dates January 7 14 21 28 February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
A. W. Martens
State of
Harry I. Hylton
Osceola
Court House
Campbell & Nyberg
Report of condition of The First National Bank of Osceola
Charter No. 6493 Res Dist 10 report of condition shows the bank in Osceola Nebraska at close of business December 31 1959. Published in response to the call by the Comptroller of the Currency under Section 5211 U S Revised Statutes.
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First National Bank of
Osceola
Nebraska
Bank Statement Figures From Nebraska Bank on January 1960
The report lists liabilities totaling 1 449 899 09 with capital accounts of 80 095 64 and total assets of 1 529 984 73. Liabilities include none on liens or other real estate, with assets pledged 200 804 68. R W Johnson signs as cashier and M A Mills Jr notarizes the document in Polk County Nebraska on January 8 1960.
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United States
Federal Reserve Bank
I. R. W. Johnson
R. W. Johnson
D. R. Byers
R. W. Kelly
M. A. Mills
State of
Nebraska
Polk
M. A. Mills, Jr
Polk Church Groups Sponsor Africa Film and Local News
At the WSCS January meeting at the Methodist Church a film on Africa was shown and $25 was voted for the Bishop Watts Memorial Fund to support missionary work in India. Movements include Karloffs moving February 1 and Sidney Scott relocating to the Karloff house, with Scheaplers transitioning to Pleasanton. Polk beat Hampton 61 to 22 in basketball, the B team 47 to 25.
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Africa
Wscs of
Methodist Church
Grant Johnson
Mervin Samuels
Iloff Ostberg
Ruth Kroger
Marvin Fredrickson
Joe Ehn
Richard Johnson
Lloyd Stromberg
Vern Eklund
Bishop Watts
India
James Karloff
Donald Scheapler
Sidney Scott
Karloff
Mr. Scott
Paul Stevens
Scheapler
Pleasanton
Glen Hill
H. Horstman
Gilbert Lampshire
Osceola
Ralph Kahler
Clarence Creech
Marvin
Littleton
Colorado
Carson City
Nev
Denver
Nevada
Grand Junction
Colo
Carl Carlstrom
Harold Bedient
Everett Green
James Tindburg
Ervin Anderson
Richard Sealey, Jr
Polk
Dexter Haws
Hebron
Bruce Cowgill
Silver Creek
Robert Strickland
Clarks
Alvin Rizer
Dinner guests gathered at Margaret Crosby home in Aurora
Osceola resident Laura Scott remained in Aurora after visiting several days with Lulu Ward Neela Dunn Maxine Throckmorton Lesta Mace and Laura Scott as Sunday dinner guests of Margaret Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Ward
Neela Dunn
Maxine Throckmorton
Lesta Mace
Laura Scott
Margaret Crosby
Aurora
Osceola
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Osceola Record
Cation
Vowal Editorial Assocus
Don and
Mary Waterman
Nebr
the Fine Stores and Service
S&h
Ames
Laphomita Cs
J. E. Steeple
A. A. Tschauner
Ralph L. Tschauner
Elmer I .Tschauner
District Court of
Tschauner
Elmer J. Tschauner
William H. Norton
Poland
China Ass
F.F.A
E.H. Goff
Sec. Loup City, Nebr
Leon Stankel
Evergreen
James Lane
Ft. Worth
Texas
Wichita Falls
Oscar Sundberg
Ralph Lavelle
Hordville
Mary Guidinger
Ag College
Henry Blase
Alvin Smith
Chas. Burgess
Wilfred Stephens
John Smith
James Wilson
Osceola News
C. R. Peterson
Eldon W. Anderson
New York Life Ins. Co
A Mutual Co
Grant Ave. York
Walter H. Koehler
Bert Gissler
Roper
Universal
RCA
Whirlpool
Speed Queen
Philco-Bendix Gas Dryers
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