Linotype changes at Record office reflect local moves
Dave Morgan replaces Paul Mabee at the Record linotype desk after Mabee leaves for work nearer to home in Iowa. Morgan, from Hastings, previously worked in New Mexico after finishing linotype school in Charles City Iowa last March. He is married with four children and the family plans to join him soon.
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Dave Morgan
Paul Mabee
Iowa
Dave
Hastings
New Mexico
Charles City
Labels Can Save Lives Now in Hearing Stage for S.1283
The bill S.1283 in the Senate Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee would standardize labeling of hazardous household products. It calls for danger or caution flags, a listing of contained substances, and a clear hazard statement to aid physicians and poison centers and protect households nationwide.
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Senate Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Manufacturing Chemists Association
Food and Drugs Administration
American Medical Association
Congress
Eisenhower Advices Youth on Schooling and Citizenship
General Eisenhower urges students to continue schooling to end of college, stressing that educated minds preserve liberty and that decisions to stay in school shape individual and national life. His open letter cites Mussolini and Hitler and urges youth to engage in civic affairs while learning.
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General Eisenhower
Columbia University
America
Reader’s Digest
Herbert Hoover
Eisenhower
Mussolini
Hitler
Mitchell report touts steel strike facts and charts
The piece critiques Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell for presenting a chart laden summary of steel strike data. It notes wages rose, steel prices climbed, and postwar steel company profits as a share of revenues remained high, though after taxes they softened. It questions the report’s usefulness and hints at ongoing blame, while urging workers to keep up pressure.
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Labor Day
Stromsburg
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Treating seed wheat urged to thwart scab fungus this fall
Nebraska farmers were urged to treat s ed wheat before planting this fall due to a strong scab threat. Dr John L Weihing warned the seedborne fungus can injure seedlings if seeds are not treated with compounds including mercury. He noted low stored seed reserves and a shrivelled 1959 crop.
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Chicago
Robert E. Roselle
University of Nebraska Extension
Missouri - Iowa
Roselle
Nebraska
John L. Weihing
The
College of Agriculture
Weihing
Picnic honors Norman Slezak before Naval Academy departure
Mr and Mrs Glen Green and family attended a Milligan park picnic last Sunday honoring Norman Slezak as he departs for his senior year at the Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. Additional notices report memorial services for Mrs M K Burkey of Milford and various local visitations and travels among Osceola Stromsburg and surrounding towns.
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Glen Green
Milligan
Nebr
Norman Slezak
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Maryland
M. K. Burkey
Milford
Dale Nahrstedt
Elwood Sandell
Carmen
Polk
Fred Johnson
Earl Johnson
Herbert Anderson
Stromsburg
Reynold Peterson
Leonard Mentink
Ted Johnson
Osceola
Wallace Sandell
Diane
Richard Miller
Willard Bader
Palmer
Nebraska
Leonard Kiolbasa
St. Liboy
Hollis Campain
Fort Collins
Colo
Wm. Campain
Earl Miller
Emery Zentz
Frank Bahr
California
Bill Bahr
Marvin Iler
Omaha
Ed Bonne
L. L
Fred Husak
Danny
Rex Hayes
Columbus
Redwood City
Calif
Rex
Husak
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Osceola Record
Polk County
Ana
Qtress Association
Ational
Don and
Mary Waterman
Penn
Bebe
Netuut
Zegas
CAS Ae
Treasury Department
Treasur Department
Washington, D. C
County Extension Office
Ford Motor Company
Edward Foss Wilson
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company
Olds
Ford
Pontiac
Buick
Mercury
Bel Air
Johnson Chevrolet Co
John Avant
Dorothy
el Monte, Calif
Dora Lockard
C. R. Peterson
Eldon W. Anderson
New York Life Ins. Co
A Mutual Co
Grant Ave. York
Walter H. Koehler
Bert Gissler
White House
Co-Op
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