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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1960
Page
2
The note recalls corn husking scenes and community cooperation, mentions Veteran's Day closures in Osceola, and reflects election eve tension. It describes campaign fatigue, TV overload, and deer and pheasant hunting as winter pastimes. The piece closes with a reflection on adolescence and independence.
General Electric plans a major shift beyond traditional consumer goods toward nuclear energy jet engines space activity computers and automation. Cordiner cites five new ventures aimed at growth and notes electronics already accounts for over a billion dollars annually, signaling a blueprint for youth in technology.
FBI and Customs halted a shipment of 280 pounds of tobacco seed at Idlewild Airport preventing a Castro era plot that could threaten the U S export market. Tobacco News notes American smokers spent 1 37 billion on vending machines last year and NA M A marks 75th anniversary highlighting coin operated merchandisers worldwide.
The piece reflects on aging members recalling 1888 gum machines on elevated train platforms in New York and a modern city skyline with gleaming offices. It muses that change is constant and notes Cuban smugglers amid America’s tobacco history dating to Jamestown and 350 years of preference.
Polk County Nebraska boards approves audits and payments across funds including county general and emergency aid. road actions include a pipe under a county road and a federal aid road project with routes in section 14 township 14 range 4 west. November 1960 adjourns to November 22 1960.
Nebraskans seek a unifying symbol of state pride as past ideas such as the Sod House and Blizzard of ’88 Club fail to gain nationwide acceptance. The piece notes diverse crops hinder agriculture as a single identity, and highlights local events including a birthday party for Mrs. Elton W. Peterson and a funeral gathering for Miss Ethel Blake with numerous out of town attendees.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Elm of Portland Oregon hosted guests. Mrs Fred Lowl and Sharon of Central City visited. Mr and Mrs Ed Bonne and DeLana joined Tuesday dinner and lunch with Mr and Mrs L Gsler. Perry Miller of Hastings visited Flossie Deeds and Roc Miller. Mrs Young of North Platte visits her daughter Mrs John Nevin and family.
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