Osceola Nebraska foreclosure sale notices and local notices
Public sale of farm land in Polk County Nebraska ordered by a district court will occur November 48, 1952 at 2:00 PM at the South Front Pool of the Court House Osceola. Tracts include parts of sections 17 and 7 in township 13 north range 4 west with 15 percent cash down and balance by March 1 1953. Tenant rights expiring March 1 1954. Abstract of merchantable title to be provided. sale subject to additional conditions announced.
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Wotich
Revetenr
District Court of Polk
Nebraska
Helen Ostberg
Alma Gustafson
Et al
A.e
Polk County
Eaven
Osceola
Posge
Norton & Norton
Jumping Jacks at Muse Theatre in October
Four days October 19 20 21 22 showcase a playful comedy riot at the Muse Theatre featuring paratroopers and a cast including Dean Martin Mona Freeman Patricia Neal Louis Calhern and S d Blackmer with lively backers and scenes of carefree laughter.
Nebraska Ballot Measures Seek Constitutional Amendments
Voter items on November 4 1952 ballot include proposals from the 1331 Legislature. Key amendment allows adjustment of pay for multi member courts boards or commissions at the start of a full term. no extra pay after service or during term.
Proposed Nebraska constitutional amendment on motor vehicle tax
The proposal, to be voted in November 1952, would allow the Legislature to set a different method of taxing motor vehicles and require tax proceeds from such vehicles to be allocated to the state, counties, townships, cities, villages and school districts in proportion to each levy. The amendment targets Article VII, section 1, of the Nebraska Constitution and discusses uniform valuation for other property.
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Nebreska
Nebraska
Property taxes may be authorized by legislature
Fragmentary text notes that property taxes may be authorized by the Legislature and that existing revenue laws will remain in effect until changed by the Legislature.
Nebraska Legislature Salary Amendment Reported for Vote
The proposed amendment to Article II section 7 of the Nebraska Constitution sets the legislature salary at 1250 dollars per year with travel expenses for each regular or special session. It also states lawmakers receive no pay beyond salary and expenses and that legislative employees receive no additional compensation.
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Nebraska
Proposed constitutional amendments create Nebraska State Department of Education
The amendments propose establishing a State Department of Education with a State Board of Education and a Commissioner of Education, outlining appointment, salary principles, and applicability of existing Superintendent of Public Instruction provisions. Also adds four new sections 14–17 to Article VII detailing structure and authority of the department and board.
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State Department of Education
State Board of Education
Nebraska
Nebraska Constitutional Ed Board Provisions Amendment
The draft outlines six nonpartisan members elected by districts for six year terms, governor appointed Commissioner of Education, and a Board of Education for State Normal Schools. It includes details on terms, compensation, and noneducation-profession requirements, plus executive officer roles and state officer salaries.
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Eation
State Board of Education
Commissioner of Education
State Department of Education
Nebraska
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Education
Amendment to Nebraska constitution on constitutional convention
Against amendment to Article XVI section 2 to let the Legislature decide the size of a constitutional convention and define election district boundaries and selection methods. The text cites 308 Qe. 1 and 309 as references.
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Nebraska
Proposed Nebraska constitution amendment outlines convention trigger
The draft amendment to Article IVI Section 2 proposes that if three-fifths of legislators deem it necessary to convene a constitutional revision, voters would decide on calling a convention at the next general election. It sets a 35 percent voter threshold and a convention of up to 100 members chosen by districts, with amendments requiring ratification by voters.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Constitution Amendment on Publication of Amendments
Proposed amendment to Article XVI section 1 provides for publication of constitutional amendments in newspapers weekly for three consecutive weeks in counties with newspapers. Amendments require three fifths legislative approval and at least 35 percent of total votes for adoption at the November 1952 general election. Published by Secretary of State James S. Pittenger.
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Nebraska
James 8
Pittenger
Staite
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Robert L. Mills
Dean Ostberg
Happy Hour
Ostberg
Reuben Anderson
Gideon Society
Evang-Free Church
Harold Johnson
Nelson
Dean Nelson
Sterling
Colorado
Fremont
Chas Dahlgren
Byron Yalow
Laurine Dahlgren
Yatronize Progress
Polk Progresb
Lincoln
Mrs
Cleo Cramer
Falstaff
Kew
Muse Theatre
Washington Story
van Johnson
Louis Calhern
Patricia Neal
S d Blackmer
Dean Martin
Mona Freeman
Jerry Lewis
Don Lick
BERS
Commissioner Education
State Board of Edu
B. N. G.senberg
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York, Nebr
Board of Regents
University of Nebraska
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