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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1951
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Dale Dunn were guests at a baptismal dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Gerald Henggler at their home. The Hengglers’ new son was named Michael Ann. Mr and Mrs Bruce Pickett were Sunday evening visitors at the James Pulliam home.
M M Henry of Anniston recounts how a throat ailment and mounting worry nearly killed him. Doctors in Atlanta and Baltimore failed to diagnose until a psychologist revealed that stress was the culprit. He warns that worry can trigger serious illness and should be stopped.
Jim Stanley, a Boulder Courier Times rookie, pursues journalism after an employment counselor discovers his aptitude. He endures long tests before landing a chance at the Courier Times, but city editor Cy Lucas deems his first piece too long and warns him to cut to the point or lose the job to a better applicant.
As the 82nd Congress nears its fiscal deadline without completing appropriations President Truman summons administration leaders to the White House including Senator Walter George to press for action on House tax measures. The defense act extension appears likely while a Russian peace proposal prompts cautious U S reaction. Malik signals possible propaganda, not a firm end to hostilities in Korea.
A Senate mandated ten percent across the board cut is criticized as penalizing efficient agencies while rewarding inflated budgets. Senator Ellender warns blanket cuts push padding, harming good performers. Harold Ickes rebukes Congress for lax ethics. he cites payroll kickbacks and influence peddling as ethics flaws.
Obituaries recall Mrs. Wm Zimmerman born 1890 died 1941 aged 51. Marriage of Evelyn Lindblade to Roy Fjell at Stromsburg Lutheran parsonage. Fire destroys Henry Cramer farm home near Polk. Junior Fair Board lists officers. Wheat yields 36 bu/acre at Polk elevator. Mrs Anthony Schott dies at 87. Ly don Myron Johnson born July 2. Larcheck lease to Thomas Myers. move to Cheyenne. 4-H Polk enrollment exceeds goal at 243 in 24 clubs. Gas theft at Standard Oil station. Other local notes: births, deaths, and civic items.
Thirty years ago the L. L. Beye Company finished concrete work on the new pavement at the First National Bank corner at 6:00 Saturday night and began asphalt work Monday from the big plant near the Union Pacific crossing. Six teams are excavating a park swimming pool 60 by 120, with concrete laying to start Monday, as the committee directs.
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George Carson A A Gray and George Craven in charge born Tuesday of last week to Mr and Mrs Sig Matson a son M J Brown traveled to Omaha Tuesday with a trotting horse aiming to sell to Omaha buyers Osceola clerks Wilber Jackson Roy Ericson Clyde Courtney and Chas Rogers left Saturday for Lake Andes S D for a week vacation chasing bass Frank LeSner of Wichita Kansas visited his mother Ida LeSner over the Fourth of July Central City visitors Orlo Deeds and family and Mrs Ira Packer joined Mrs Flossie Deeds Roc Miller for a Sunday gathering
Mrs Tillman Joy returned Saturday from a visit in Omaha with her daughter Mrs Milo Cochrane and family. The Cochrane family followed to Osceola for the weekend and stayed there.
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