House Votes 75 000 For Un American Activities Study
The House approved 240 to 81 funds to continue the United States House Committee on Un American Activities investigations. The debate highlighted a claim of more than 600,000 active Communists in the country and covered wartime labor shifts in Nebraska, World War II casualties, and proposed terminal leave pay for enlisted personnel.
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House of Representatives
House Committee On UN- American Activities
United States
Nebraska
Committee On Military Affairs
Food Council
Local News Highlights From Osceola Area
Mrs M B Daniels traveled from Long Beach to visit her son in Osceola. Albert Sundberg had surgery at Osceola Hospital. Phyllis Peterson becomes bookkeeper at Fredrickson Implement Co. Lyle Laurensene and sons of San Juan Texas dined with Olivers Johnson. Mrs Ernst Flodman hosted a 4 PM dinner with Gust Westlund Mary Nyberg Joe Ehn Milford Olson Robert Strickland Marvin Fredrickson.115 youths attend the Swede Camp Grounds program southeast of town. Mi and Mrs Wall Metre of Central City dined with Elmer and Lizelle Johnson.
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Ernnest Flodman
Mesdames
Gust Westlund
Mary Nyberg
Joe Ehn
Milford Olson
Robert Strickland
Marvin Fredrickson
Wall Metre
Central City
Elmer
Lizelle Johnson
Polk County Courthouse Summer Saturday Hours Change
Public notice states the Polk County Court House offices will be closed on Saturday afternoons during June July and August.
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Polk County Court House
Dwight Griswold Favored For Republican Senate Nomination
Dwight Griswold, Nebraska's outgoing governor, is expected to win the Republican nomination for United States Senator on June 11. He is nationally prominent and would bring three terms of governing experience and deep knowledge of Nebraska issues to the Senate.
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Dwight Griswold
Nebraska
United States
Griswold
Senate
Senator Butler
Ken Mauer and His Orchestra at City Auditorium York
The Omaha World Herald notes a performance by Ken Mauer and his Orchestra at City Auditorium in York this Saturday June 8. Subscriptions are being solicited for the newspaper.
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Ken Mauer
City Auditorium
York
Omaha World Herald
Polk Nebraska approves Ordinance fixing village salaries
Ordinance no 116 sets annual pay for village officers and staff in Polk Nebraska including Village Clerk 240 dollars Treasurer 150 dollars Police Magistrate 50 dollars Street Commissioner up to 400 dollars Marshall 600 Water Commissioner 600 Light Commissioner 900 and Night Watchman up to 60 cents per hour. Also approves expense estimate for fiscal year ending April 30 1946 totaling 20 879.56 with tax and appropriation actions scheduled and public notice..printed four weeks in Park Progress with July 2 1946 meeting to pass annual appropriation bill
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Polk
Nebraska
John. H. Stohs
C. Marvin Fredrickson
Board of Trustees
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Reuther
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Detroit
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W. S. Desch Sons
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Nebraska Realty Auctionco Agents
Central City, Nebr
B. L. ‘‘Buster’’ Anderson Auctioneer
M. A, Larson
J. E. “Jack
Clay, Polk and
Hamilton Counties
Capt. Davis
University of Nebraska, College of Business Administration
O'Reilly General Hospital
Springfield
Davis
John H. Stohs
County Board of Equalization of Polk Co
Commissioners Room
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John I. Anderson
I. D. Huston
Gunnard Peterson
Slugh Butler
Conness
Hugh Butler
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