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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1945
Page
8
George S. Benson critiques postwar pork policy and government price support. He argues government rationing and price fixing disrupted hog supply, caused processing capacity surges, and led to pork gluts and waste, warning against postwar tinkering with markets.
The Polk County Medical Society reports the mobile X ray unit has performed 9070 surveys in four months across Nebraska. Government and educational sites received service before broader expansion, with abnormal findings referred to private doctors for diagnosis and treatment.
Spotlighted fashions feature colorful rayon border prints suited for casual wear. A north of the border print distinguishes a simple gathered ski with drawstring top. Soak up sun in play clothes you can make or buy with War Bonds.
General Hines of the Veterans Administration told Congress that about 409000 World War II veterans are on pension rolls for illness and service connected disability. He estimated that by year end 1946 the total receiving such pensions will exceed 900000.
Congress seeks to boost agriculture by funding an experimental program to breed foreign and domestic crops for American farmers and to promote crop use in industry. The measure cites soybeans as an example of science advancing farming and reducing surpluses.
Polk County Nebraska board audited and allowed claims in regular session February 20 1945. Items include salaries for county officials and clerks, postage, supplies, telephones, and emergency relief disbursements. Various amounts listed for George E Abts Carleton Anderson John I Anderson Phil B Campbell Elsie Cole Roy W Erickson and others.
Deliberations include approval of guardian’s request to sell ward Edith Burritt Johnson's real estate for ward care. Board writes authorized foreclosure of delinquent tax liens and approves tax payments from the County Relief Fund for Fritz Hosner. Bond of HH. R. Anderson as Soldiers & Sailors Relief Commissioner approved. Adjourned to March 6 1945.
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