Notice to Contractors for Sand Gravel Surfacing Work
Sealed bids for sand gravel surface course material on Silver Creek Stromsburg Patrol No. 21014 State Road due September 14 1944 at 10 00 A M. Bidders must follow subletting rules wage standards and furnish a certified check of at least 50 dollars. Bids opened publicly at Lincoln Nebraska with plans available Osceola County Clerk and Lincoln Roads and Irrigation offices.
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Department of Roads and Irrigation
State Capitol
Lincoln
Nebraska
Silver Creek
Stromsburg
War Production Board
Office of Defers
Osceola
Department of Boads and Irrigation
Raska
Road department bids and notices for Polk County
The Department of Roads and Irrigation announces action on all bids. Wardner G. Scott state engineer and John J. Anderson county clerk of Polk County oversee bidding days August 24 to 31 and September 7. The notice calls for rejection of all or some bids as required.
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Department OF Roads and Irrigation
Wardner G. Scott
John J. Anderson
Polk County
War Production Board
War Department
Navy Department
Donald Nelson
Europe
Wiar Department
Polio Precautions Urged During Summer Surge
The Polk County Medical Society notes infantile paralysis tends to rise June through September. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis offers steps: isolate sick individuals, seek early medical care, avoid fatigue and cold exposure, maintain cleanliness, limit tonsil operations during outbreaks, drink clean milk and water, keep flies away, avoid polluted water, and uphold high community sanitation.
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Polk County Medical Society
United States
National Foundation For
National Foundation
Local papers offered for daily order this fall
A promotion invites readers to place orders now for daily newspapers The Journal The Star and The Omaha World Herald this fall to ensure timely delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal
Star
Omaha World-Herald
Labor's Lever: United States Prosperity Through Higher Wages
A column argues American workers hold power to drive postwar prosperity by demanding better pay and productivity. It links job security, investment in tools, and competitive costs to higher wages, efficiency, and sustained growth, warning against cheap foreign labor and government hindrance.
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America
U. S
Postwar policy items stir Congress and industry
House backs a bill affirming state control of the insurance business and limiting Sherman and Clayton Acts reach. Leo Crowley delays salary. postwar lend lease and repayment debates grow. Theodore P. Wright becomes Civil Aeronautics Administrator, with Charles Stanton staying as Deputy. Surplus property, aviation expansion, and civilian production plans outline a cautious shift as war winds down.
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Congress
House
Senate
Theodore P. Wright
Charles I. Stanton
Civil Aeronautics
Stanton
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Hig
Wright
Curtis Wright Aircraft Corporation
Aircraft Resources Control Office
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Joe Chantry, Mgr
Eme
Silver City
Alan Lane
Western Star Fortress
Japan
Anne Baxter
Wm. Wythe
Michael O’shea
Shelby
Herman Thelen
George S. Benson
Harding College
Searcy, Arkansas
Labor
Karl Stefan
Leo Crowley
Wisconsin
Lendlease
Washington
United States Navy
Kentucky
Fort Knox
State Department
Argentina
Stage Department
Steckley
Corn Belt
Charlie
Jodge
Tim
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Inc
Earl Miller
Osceola, Nebr
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