Prosecution urged for legal monopolies and OPA trends
Segmoy Karl Stefan of the Department of Justice urged continued prosecutions of legal monopolies as appropriations for his division rise. The Civil Aeronautics Administration will keep the Lincoln office, with one representative in Omaha to work with the Nebraska Aeronautics Commission. Nebraska officials seek federal airport aid details, while widespread canning and rationing news show OPA costs and possible tax actions to curb inflation.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Lincoln
Omaha
C.A.A
Nebraska Aeronautics Commission
Washington
Congress
Nebraska
Wardner Beatt
the Treasury
John W. Snyder
Snyder
Sun safety tips for summer sun exposure
Medical guidance warns ultraviolet rays peak between 10 00 AM and 2 00 PM from now until September First. People new to sun exposure risk serious burns. start with five to ten minutes, then fifteen to twenty, increasing about ten minutes daily. Calamine lotion olive oil and cocoa butter ease mild burns. seek physician care for more than mild cases.
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The
Omaha World- Herald
Scientific Feeding Method for Veggie Growth Yields
Nonfiction guide explains that well fed vegetables show higher vitamin content tenderness better appearance and larger yields. It describes placing plant food in furrows two inches from seed rows at depth one to one and a half inches and applying one quart per 50 feet of row. For long crops sidedress every 3 to 5 weeks with half the fertilizer on each side and lightly rake in before watering.
Cody sorghum named after Buffalo Bill for wartime starch needs
The Cody sorghum variety, bred near Hays Kansas and nicknamed Buffalo Bill, features waxy seeds ideal for a starch dessert that can replace tapioca. Derived from Leoti and Club crosses, Cody yields large waxy seeds, short stalks for easy harvest, and a 1944 commercial crop of 32 million pounds to meet wartime processing demands.
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Cody
Col
William F. Cody
Hays
Kansas
Club
To Shampoo a Rug or Not A Home Dilemma
Home furnishing specialists warn against shampooing large or small rugs at home. Soap jelly and quick rinsing may clean, but drying fibers at the back can take weeks or months and cause rot. Odor from wet wool can linger for days or weeks in living rooms.
Food groups and simplified classifications
The seven basic foods are grouped into seven categories: green and yellow vegetables group 1 oranges tomatoes grapefruit group 2 potatoes other vegetables and fruits group 3 milk and milk products group 4 meat poultry fish eggs group 5 bread flour cereal group 6 and butter fortified vitamin A margarine group 7. These can be narrowed to five groups dairy poultry lean meats vegetables and fruits and starches fats and sweets or into three groups protein foods minerals and vitamins and energy or fuel foods.
Thoroughbred Camel Facts and Misconceptions
The dromedary is a thoroughbred camel capable of high speed, not defined by a single hump. It has a sensitive nose, small ears, slender legs, high belly-line, and a straight hump-to-hump back. One-humped camels are Arabian or African, sandy colored, about seven feet tall, and heat tolerant, found across Arabia, Sudan, India, Somalia, Australia, and Egypt.
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Sahara
Arabia
Sudan
India
Somaliland
Australia
Egypt
Church services schedule with guest prisoner of war talk
Horgville Baptist Church lists ministers and service times. Miss Winnifred Lewis, a former prisoner of war at Santo Tomas, will share experiences during the 11 am service. Assenio Lewis will also speak. A double header Union Gospel Service follows at 7 pm with Miss Lewis and Assenio. Tuesday features the Midweek Praise Prayer and Bible Study Hour.
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First Baptist Church
Paul Lemke
Donald Hanquist
Assenio Lewis
Winnifred Lewis
Santo Tomas
Union Gospel
Our Church
Miss Lewis
Assenio
Milford church announces weekly services and meetings
Evangelical Free Church with Pastor Olson lists Sunday services at 9 and 11 am with morning worship at 8 pm an 11 am Sunday School Union Gospel Service at the Baptist Church Monday 8 pm Young People's meeting Thursday 8 pm Bible Study and prayer meeting Choir practice follows all details reflect the church schedule and activities.
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Evangelical Free Church
Milford
Olson
Snday
Union
the Baptist Church
Young People’s Meeting
HORDVILLE METHODIST SERVICES AND UNION MEETING NOTICE
Sunday services listed with Sunday School at 10 a m Morning Worship at 10 a m Evening service in the park cancelled Union Services to meet at Baptist Church next Sunday evening with Winifred Lewis and adopted Filipino son Assenio in charge Swede Plain and Pole church schedules Youth Fellowship Rally of Hastings District to be held July 21 at North Park Central City bring a sack lunch
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Hordville
Nels Pearson
A. C. Bates
The
Baptist Church
Winifred Lewis
Assenio
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Hastings
North Park
Central City
The Swede Home Church Service Schedule and Guests
Rev Alfield E Franzen leads Fifth Sunday after Trinity with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Clifford Lindgren of Oakland Neh, Bethany College student, will preach. Pastor away July 17 to August 10. July 28 Rev Lauerson of Luther College to preach and August 4 Marvin Fredrickson to preach. Luther League Sing Spirations on church lawn next Thursday at 8:30 p.m.
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Alfield E Franzen
Trinity
Clifford Lindgren
Oakland Neh
Bethany College
Luther College
Lauerson
Marvin Fredrickson
Luther League
Greens Chapel Notes and Local Visitors
Pvt Byron Torell is home on furlough with his parents and Quintin. Dr Hunter to preside at the 4th Quarterly Conference on Sunday July 21. Jolly Workers Club picnic is Sunday July 21 at Buckley Park. Birth announced for LaRee Mae 7 1 2 pounds at Stromsburg hospital July 11. Multiple visits and arrivals reported among Berggrens Newcomers Carlson Powell Hartman Holm Peterson Rasp Abott and Renner. Rev Reed of York to preach at Greens Chapel next Sunday.
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Byron Torell
S. Torell
Quintin
Maurice Newcomer
Allen Berggren
Lincoln
Lewis Berggren
Hunter
Jolly Workers Club
Buckley Park
Lester Michener
LaRee Mae
Stromsburg Hospital
Guy E. Carlson
Chicago
Harlan C Carlson
Esther Berggren
Omaha
Chas. Peterson
Benedict
Forrest Berggren
Ray Veach
Leah Powell
D. EB. Powell
Lloyd Hartman
Dennis
Oakland
Calif
Lloyd Lindgren
Brooke Berggren
Allen
Lyle Holm
Alamosa
Cole
Glen A. Peterson
Bayard
Andrew Hanson
F. W. Mouden
Ida
Stromsburg
EB. C. Mouden
J. E. Renner
N. S. Abott
John Rasp
Roy Carter
Shelby
Myron Hanson
E. M. Reed
York
Greens Chapel
Social Roundup in Stromsburg and Surrounding Areas
Local residents share visits and gatherings across Stromsburg Central City and nearby towns. Mrs. Howard Felton of Twin Falls Idaho spent time with brothers Ivan and M O Johnson and friends while church reports highlight a 4th Quarterly Conference with Rev Bates discussed. Numerous relatives and friends from Hastings Grand Island Lincoln and San Jose were noted visiting, dinner guests, or attending events including a Pleasant Homemakers 4H gathering and sewing projects.
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Howard Felton
Twin Falls
Idaho
Ivan
M. O Johnson
Felton
Polk
Marvin Fredrickson
Irvin Anderson
Lloyd Hahn
A. V. Hunter
Hastings
M i
A C Bates
Bates
Albert Sundberg
Cma
Pleasant Homemakers
Marlene Anderson
Seward
Jnna Carl
Clarence Lindquist
Stromsburg
Ansel Lindquist
Maurice Lindquist
Central City
Albin Lindquist
Grand Island
Vergil Bush
Lawrence Larson
Roy Elliman
Theodore Rehrs
Hampton
Lester Rehrs
Mesdames
Wayne Ramsey
Henry Reed
Elmer and
Lizzie Johnson
Will Moore
Marilyn Greenwall
Wausa
Reuben Hanquist
Jack Witte
San Diego
C . Lindahl
Wayne
Neb
Lou Irwin
Fullerton
Bryan Graves
Hannah Lindahl
Grant Johnson
Shirley Gordon
Stromsburg Hospital
Frank Foss
Enoch Peterson
Gloria
E . Kreger
Hordville
Gust Erickson
San Jose
Calif
Hartwig Flodman
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Card of Thanks from Shirley Gordon
Shirley Gordon thanks all who sent letters cards flowers and gifts during her hospital stay. Your kindness will be remembered.
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Shirley Gordon
Food Subsidy Fuels Large Federal Debt
Federal food subsidies total nearly 5 billion dollars over the last three years. Economists say the program inflates living costs and fails to spur greater farm production by raising prices, contributing to a debt exceeding 5 000 dollars per family.
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