National News Summary of 1945 Domestic Struggles and Labor Proposals
House votes 240 to 81 to fund 75000 for continu ing the House Committee on un American Activities. The piece notes 500000+ active communists and covers Nebraska farming losses, World War II casualty totals, proposed leave pay for enlisted personnel, and food shortages pushing reliance on imports. It cites labor tax debates by miners and automakers, Teamsters union dues for deliveries, and constitutional concerns.
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House of Representatives
House Committee On UN- American Activities
United States
Reuther
Automobile
Teamsters Union
Detroit
Polk County Courthouse Saturday Closures Summarized
Public notice states that during June July and August the Polk County Court House offices will be closed on Saturday afternoons.
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Polk County Court House
Dwight Griswold Favored For Republican Senate Nomination
Dwight Griswold seen as Nebraska’s top leader and likely to win the Republican nomination for United States Senator at the June 11 polls. His three terms as governor give him prestige and deep knowledge of Nebraska issues, with many local supporters and prior visits to the county.
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Dwight Griswold
Nebraska
United States
Griswold
Senate
WSCS Changes Meeting Date and Local News From Osceola
The WSCS shifts its meeting from the second to the fourth Thursday of the month. Osceola Local of the Farmers Union plans a gathering next Monday night at Miller schoolhouse. Ramona Schott receives a shower in Shelby. County Agent Neil Dawes from O Neill spent two days with residents, took 4 H Club youths to a Lincoln meeting.
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Joe Gabriel
Richard Gabriel
California
H. R. White
Denver
Merle White
Lincoln
Minnie White
Earl Watts
Marvin Tier
Omaha
Ben Schmaker
Julius Wallstrom
Colorado
Osceola
Julius
Jarmin
Mary Manion
Kearney
Christy Huggler
Harold Jarmin
Edson
Kansas
Chapel Friends
Harold Jarmin Jr
Edson High School
Plunging Potted Plants Boost Growth Says Agriculture
The department of agriculture promotes plunging pots in sand or peat moss to improve moisture delivery and uniform dampness. Water moves through pot walls faster than soil, reducing watering frequency and preventing soil compaction, though humidity is lower indoors. A watertight container is needed to keep the medium moist.
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Department of Agriculture
Double Hems Improve Curtain Longevity and Laundry Ease
Textile specialists advise equal top and bottom hems to allow reversal after laundering, balancing wear and sun exposure. Frequent washing keeps curtains free of grime to prevent fiber deterioration, while damp re-hanging and an extra rod help straight, even drying for a fresh overall look.
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Department of Agriculture
Chinese Cabbage Growing Tips for Cool Seasons
Chinese cabbage is a cool season crop suited for fall and winter gardens. Grow in rich moist soil with cool weather, sow in rows, thin 10 to 12 inches, plant 50 feet per seed pack, side dress with nitrate of soda after establishment, keep weeds down, harvest heads when fully developed for salads or cooking.
Protect Child Life Walk Facing Traffic
Safety guidance urges children to walk toward oncoming traffic when near roads. Teachers and guardians should practice roadside walking on the shoulder with ample space for vehicles. Night walks require white clothing or a flashlight to improve visibility.
Neck molt in laying hens managed by feed changes
Sudden feed or management changes can trigger a neck molt in laying hens. To prevent a full molt and restore production, provide a balanced ration with pellets or dampened mash once daily to boost intake. Keep lighting and feeding routines regular to maintain production.
Canning Chicken Requires Pressure Cooks For Safe Preservation
Home canning advice notes the need for 250 degrees Fahrenheit in a pressure cooker to safely can chicken. With no pressure canners, homemakers may use community centers or borrow from neighbors. One to two year old hens are best for canning. younger birds overcook and fall to pieces.
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Complete Optical Service
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