Birth in Lutheran Hospital for Spitz daughter
Lone Star Mr and Mrs Virgil Spitz announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday the 10th at Lutheran Hospital weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces Mr and Mrs George Spitz are paternal grandparents.
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Virgil Spitz
Lutheran Hospital
George Spitz
Bernard Gabel
Harrison
John Hahn
Lawrence Leimser
Carroll Hahn
Alfred Gabel
Marie Mueller
Island Community Club
Frank Kinzli
Della Krueger
Frank Lisko
Mueller
Clara Tenniges
H. J. Flesner
Columbus
Carl Bollig
Dist
Conrad Kropatsch
Richard J. Kropatsch
Mike Tworek
Leonard Kropatsch
Fullerton
Kenneth Schnoebelen
Fred Schnoebelen
Iowa
Father Schmidt
Lincoln
St. Mary’s
St. Andrew’s
Theodore Svoboda
Brainard
Richard Bernt
Fred Bernt & Sons
Todd
Harold Hussman
Clarks
Connie Leimser
Beverly Alt
Beverly
Carolee Dawes
Osceola
Robert Schmidt
Oscar Adkisson Sr
Mildred
George Davis
Judy
Peter Peterson
Genoa
John and Carroll Hahn
How Land is Farmed Makes The Difference
Harold Klingman notes that soil erosion varies by farming practices not soil or weather. A 515 acre watershed with a 1951 dam shows water flow through the spillway after a 3 inch rain, illustrating the impact of land management on flooding and sediment.
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Polk County
Harold Klingman
New tenant and landowners face soil loss after abandoned contour farming
The article notes new tenants and two landowners caused half the drainage damage by plowing fields in grass and creating straight rows. Without contour farming, terraces, and grass waterways, water ran off carrying soil and fertility. Despite rainfall not being extreme, fields with full conservation fared best while the farmer bears responsibility for field care and soil condition.
Unicameral to Study 1947 Building Fund Levy
The 1963 Unicameral plans a thorough review of the 1.1 mill building fund levy set in 1947 to finance state institutions. Executive board members say the legislature should justify all spending, with about $3.5 million raised yearly and allocations across the University of Nebraska, departments, and other state facilities.
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Institutional Building Fund
Legislative Council
H. K. Diers
Gresham
Don Thompson
McCook
William Moulton
Omaha
J. O. Peck
Columbus
Council Executive Board
University of Nebraska
Department of Institutions
Normal Colleges
Military Department
Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Capitol Building Commission
Nebraska College of Agriculture Research
Schools For
Long Supreme Court Appeal Lingers 25 Years
Leroy J. Cross filed a 25 year old appeal from Scotts Bluff County after a District Court ruling for B. B. Grove. The trial court had entered an innocent verdict in Cross's case seeking to halt his unlawful detention from property he claimed ownership.
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Supreme Court
Scotts Bluff County
Leroy J. Cross
B. B. Grove
Cross
Legal Appeals Endless Dust on Supreme Court Briefs
The County Court ruled for Cross but the appeal was reversed on final appeal to the Supreme Court. Grove died during the process and no substitute represented the case, leaving briefs from 25 years ago to collect dust in Supreme Court Clerk George Turner's office. Turner's view is the briefs may stay there indefinitely. A proposed legal change would remove the promoter restriction.
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Cross
Supreme Court
Grove
George Turner
Turner
Lottery Question Opens Door to Nebraska Ballot Vote
Attorney General Clarence Meyer says he supports a fall vote on lotteries to settle legality. He notes Nebraskans may enter contests and win prizes, but sponsoring lotteries remains illegal under current law.
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Clarence Meyer
Meyer
Bowring Urges Nebraksa Highway Expansion
Eve Bowring former U S Senator and Federal Paroles Board member spoke in Lincoln asserting Nebraska has only 57.1 miles of Interstate complete to full or acceptable standards with 12.9 miles improved for current traffic She urged further highway construction to reduce future maintenance and administration costs.
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Better Highways
Nebraska
Lincoln
Eve Bowring
U.S
Federal Board of Paroles
Bowring
U. S. Department of Commerce
Nyberg Named Polk County Chairman for Nebraska Merit Plan
Named chairman Philip H Nyberg of Osceola will coordinate Polk County efforts to pass Amendment 6 the Judicial Selection Amendment. Earl Cline of Lincoln announced the plan to form judicial commissions to nominate judges and require voter approval after service periods.
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Philip H. Nyberg
Osceola
Polk
Nebraska
Earl Cline
Lincoln
Cline
District Bar Association
Supreme Court
Polk and Stromsburg 4-H honors and picnic attendees
Natalie Hahn of Polk helped lead Lincoln’s 4-H Club Week as a Council member of nine from 300 attendees and earned an outstanding reporting medal at the Friday banquet. The 31st Stromsburg picnic at Buckley Park drew 132 people from Omaha Lincoln York Stromsburg Polk with several honored guests and next year’s committee chosen.
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Natalie Hahn
Lincoln
Stromsburg
Buckley Park
Omaha
York
Polk
Allan Andreasen
Indiana
Gaylord Cutaback
Oregon
Lillian Andreasen
Denver
Colo
Lester Nixon
Topeka
Kansas
Richard Sealey
Claude Stromberg
Clarks
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Lone Star
Mildred Hahn
The
Nebraska Association of Insurance Agents
Unicameral
Bush’s
Steve Canyon
Milton Caniff
America
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Building
Richard Klein
Agt
Des Moines. IA
FORD
Sigler Garage
Mrs. Lloyd Hahn
Osceola Feed Mill & Elev., Inc
Thos. Hofbauer, JR
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