Observance and national pride mix with crop prospects
The piece notes As I See It Monday marking the Declaration of Independence adoption in 1776 and urges Americans to fly the 48 star flag. It reports Governor Brooks's campaign to save 60 lives in 60 on Nebraska highways and discusses Guar as a potential new industrial crop for Nebraska with uses in textiles, paper, food, and cattle feed, plus soil benefits and possible processing plants.
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America
Ralph G. Brooks
Nebraska
India
Pakistan
United States
The Tight Pants Debate Among Historical Figures and Youth
A columnist parodies the craze for tight pants among youths and famous figures, citing psychologist Dr. Murray Sherman’s study for H I S Sportswear. He asserts every man is two men the one he is and the man he wants to be, urging empathy for ambitious youths toward a glamorous look.
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Sonny-boy
George Washington
Napoleon
Lord Nelson
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
H. I. S. Sportswear
Murray Sherman
Columbia
New York
Bellvue Psychiatric Hospital
Sherman
Secretary of State Presses Cuba Sugar Policy Change
After a closed session with the House Agriculture Committee Mr Herter briefs members. They vote 19 to 14 to extend the Cuban Sugar Act and consider broad presidential authority to cut the Cuban sugar quota in the national interest. The secretary cites uncertain sugar supply amid global price pressures.
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Cuba
House Agriculture Committee
Herter
Harold D. Cooley
Krushchev
Soviet technical aid grows Cuban military edge
The piece cites Congressman Miller criticizing sugar policy while noting sourcing from Puerto Rico and Central America. It reports Glenn Martz claiming 250 Russian technicians moved through East Berlin to Cuba since mid April to work on a 12500 foot runway near Matanzas, under Mikoyan direction, implying a Soviet jet bomber base near Washington.
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New York
William E. Miller
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
Fidel Castro
Castro
Russia
Mikoyan
Washington
Real Estate Auction in Polk County Nebr Holds July 8
The Polk County District Court directs Referee M A Mills to sell the southeast quarter of section 24 township 13 north range 1 west, Polk County Nebraska, at public auction July 8 1960 at 2 PM at the courthouse south front door Osceola. Terms require 15 percent down with balance on court confirmation.
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Ruth Moore
District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Kenneth Moore
Pauline Moore
Court House
Osceola
Polk Couny
M. A. Mills, Sr
H. I. Hylton
Notice of probate in the J. W. Spohn estate
In the County Court of Nebraska the estate of J W Spohn deceased petitions for probate of the last will and testament and appointment of Wilfred J Spohn as executor hearing set for July 2 1960 at 10 a m in the County Court Room Osceola Nebraska Dated June 9 1960 seal County Judge J E Steeple tr ru June 16 23 30
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J. W. Spohn
Nebraska
Wilfred J. Spohn
Osceola
J. E. Steeple
Probate Notice in Polk County Nebraska
Probate petition filed for the last will of Ord O Wallace with La Von Charles Wallace named executor. hearing set for July 8 1960 at 10 am in Osceola county court. Administratrix reports final account and seeks final settlement and heirship decree. hearing to contest on July 20 1960 at 10 am. notices dated June 1960 with seals and clerical stamps.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Carol Strong Rogers
J. E. Steeple
Ord O. Wallace
State of
la von Charles Wallace
Osceola
Henrick T. Anderson
Probate petition for Carl Appleton estate in Nebraska
The State of Nebraska informs all interested parties that a petition has been filed to probate the last will and testament of Carl Rudolph Appleton, deceased, and to appoint an executor or administrator for the estate.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Carl Rudolph Appleton
State of
Bank Statement Shows Assets and Capital. Authorities Certify
The document lists total liabilities of 1,453,209.45 and total assets of 1,550,597.75. Capital accounts total 97,388.30 including preferred stock and undivided profits. R. W. Johnson swears the statement is true before Gordon L. Clark, Notary Public, Polk County Nebraska, June 25, 1960.
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United States
Indu
Postal Savings
Enon
I. R. W. Johnson
R. W. Johnson
Ciel Teat
W. Kelly
M. H. Pierce
D. R. Byers
State of
Nebraska
Polk
Gordon L. Clark
Sigler Family Vacation and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Robert Sigler Jr and Ricky returned Sunday evening after a week long vacation spent at the Sigler Resort in Nevis Minnesota the Ford plant in St Paul Minnesota and with relatives in Iowa. Russell Sigler stayed with Mr and Mrs Edwin Mangelsen during their absence. Mr and Mrs Emil Dahmke of Syracuse were Sunday guests of the Chris Dahmke family who also visited relatives in Columbus Sunday evening. The Wren Sherwoods spent Friday with the Cooks in Clarks. Mrs Robert Armagast of Omaha weekends with sister Mrs Wm Barry. Helen Larkin and daughters from Bradshaw and Morris Senns family visited the Barrys Sunday evening.
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Susan
Bill Bryan
Gerald Bryan
Debra
Bertha Berck
Cedric Fineey
Marilyn
Guildford Bryan
Lynda Gaedeke
John Carlson
Grand Island
Wm. Dake
W. D. Glenn
Floyd Frizzell
Hattie
Emil Lucas
C. E. Norris
Central City
Ray Norris
C. R
Ronald Carlson
Kensington
Orland Stelk
St. Paul
Hilda Carlson
Si Hoffer
Joe Butera
California
Mary Jo
Vicki Wieseman
C. R. Carlson
Joe Jaworski
Lincoln
Karges
Columbus
Joe Karges
Art Gabriel
Carl Samuelson
York
Fairview M. E
Ted Wyman
Robert Sigler, Jr
Ricky
Sigler
Nevis
Minn
Ford Plant
Iowa
Little Russell Sigler
Edwin Mangelsen
Emil Dahmke
Syracuse
Chris Dahmkes
Wren Sherwood
Sam Cook
Clarks
Robert Armagast
Omaha
Wm. Barry
Helen Larkin
Bradshaw
Morris Senn
Barry
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