Scientists Prepare for Eclipse on June Nineteen
Washington notes the June 19 eclipse will form a dark path of light across Europe and Asia as part of a long series through 2017. Astronomers say new instruments will be used and better equipment will expand knowledge of the universe.
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Processing tax eyed to fund new sugar plan
Secretary Wallace urged a processing tax to finance a sugar control bill and benefits to sugar growers. A stop gap proposal by Rep. Jones would extend the Jones Costigan quotas and allow payments from a 20 million dollar fund. The Senate Finance Committee rejected Wallace’s tax idea at one half cent per pound.
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Tex
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Michigan
Razor Fight in Omaha Ends With Wounds and Detentions
In Omaha two men, Oscar Wells of St Paul Minnesota and James Clark whose address was not given, were held after a hotel room fight with razor blades. Wells and Clark sustained multiple cuts. Police said the conflict began after Clark called Wells wife and refused to share details of the call. Police described both as race followers.
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Oscar Wells
St. Paul
Five Cent Increase in State Road Wage
State Engineer Tilley announces a five cent rise in minimum road wage effective June 11 for new contracts. The increase reflects higher living costs and weather-related missed work. it does not apply to bids let or advertised yet.
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Wallace Farm Leaders Meet on Sugar Bill
A Washington conference between Secretary Wallace and congressional agricultural leaders discussed a sugar control bill. Participants included Chairman Jones and Senator O Mahoney. They talked about extending the Jones Costigan quota act to December 31, 1938, while excluding contracts and processing tax provisions from the Agricultural Adjustment Act.
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Nira Reflects on NRA Anniversary in Iowa Town
In Nira Iowa residents recall the New Deal era and the NRA as a long gone influence. Storekeeper Eli Foder notes Nira existed decades before the act and still thrives at a crossroads with a small population. Local figures John Whetstine and Yoder remember stamps and post office pride even as federal programs fade.
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Safety Rules Urged by Auto Firm Heads
Motorist safety hinges on mechanical fitness and regular checks. Dealers advise brakes tires and tire treads front wheel casings rear view mirror headlights tail lights windshield wipers steering gear gaskets and exhaust for leaks. Regular inspections and prompt horn repairs are stressed as essential safety steps.
RETAIN TEACHERS IN BROKEN BOW NEBRASKA
Broken Bow teachers re elected include Sarah Kirk principal junior high Myrtle Smith principal south ward grade Elnora Patch principal north ward and Buena Sinclair commercial teacher in high school The board accepted the resignation of Ray A Murray Smith Hughes instructor, who will become assistant agent for Custer county.
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Omaha School District Loosely Seeks State Liquor Funds
The Nebraska Supreme Court will hear a declaratory action by the Omaha school district over liquor license money. The district asks the court to require the state superintendent to deduct improperly distributed January shares from July apportionments, arguing funds should be credited to counties where collected. The state counters the liquor revenues go to the state treasury and then the state fund distributes to all districts.
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Stick to the ballot box says William Allen White
William Allen White urged Pittsburg State Teachers College graduates to defend democracy by voting and free speech. He warned against economic security without liberty and against minorities seizing power without ballot box sanction. He stressed government by consent of the governed and the democratic, lawful path.
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Farm Tariff Issue draws attention at party platforms
National and state farm groups prepare for farm tariff debates at national conventions next month. The National Grange urges repeal of the most favored nation clause and preservation of the American farmer. Farm Bureau support is uncertain as plans diverge between parties and groups.
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Edison man convicted of manslaughter in woman's death
Marshall Stump of Edison was found guilty of manslaughter in the Sept 17 death of Mrs. Gwendolyn Chapman near Be ver City Neb. The verdict followed a long jury deliberation with co defendant Darryl Slonecker already serving a three year term.
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Paris Strike Settlement Reached Between Factories and Workers
The government announced a principle agreement with 60 000 striking workers. A Friday conference with strikers and owners will seek a specific accord on hours and wages. Factory leaders will meet earlier to hear a union report as munitions plants reopen plans spread.
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Mother Claims Her Baby in Omaha Arrival
Mrs Erna Wade twenty of Kansas City arrived in Omaha and claimed her six weeks old baby left with an Omaha woman while she went to Bemidji Minnesota to aid a man she called her husband. The man faces a Bemidji criminal charge and Wade plans to return to Kansas City. She said two other children were left with her mother in Kansas City.
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Bowman named to Iowa school post
Des Moines May 27 Miss Agnes Samuelson state superintendent of public instruction announced the appointment of A R Bowman vocational agriculture instructor at New Hampton as assistant supervisor of Iowa vocational agriculture education for the year starting July 1 1956 Bowman on leave from New Hampton will direct the program while G F Ekstrom state supervisor pursues graduate studies at Ohio State University
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Agnes Samuelson
Roraback Strengthens G. O. P. Grip Ahead of Cleveland Convention
Connecticut Republican leader J Henry Roraback maintains powerful sway as he secures a fourteenth term as state central committee chairman and a fifth term on the Republican National Committee. His bloc, allied with Wall Street and big business, is projected to influence the Cleveland convention, while rivals warn against overreliance on party machinery.
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