Nebraska Born Prize Winner Morris Wins National Book Award
Nebraska born novelist Wright Morris, famed for regional Americana, won the National Book Award for A Field of Vision. The Chicago-area author, raised in Central City and Chicago, describes a life of roaming across the U S and Europe, with teaching stints and Guggenheim fellowships shaping his fiction. He plans another novel Love Among the Cannibals for next summer and splits time between Wayne, Pennsylvania, and California.
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Ballots in French Cameroons use symbols for illiterate voters
In the French Cameroons ballots include candidate names and symbols such as a rooster spider and half moon so voters who cannot read can cast their ballot.
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Cadillac Car Appeals to Friends in Your Circle
A New Light advertisement extols Cadillac as a status and value choice. It notes affordability across models, exceptional operating economy, reliability, and strong resale value, inviting readers to visit a dealer for a test ride and full story.
Treat Glacis In Solutions For Gladiolus And More
Lincoln Gardners can boost flower production by treating gladiolus calla lily and canna corms before planting. University of Nebraska extension plant pathologist John Weihing notes soaking corms in a 1 to 100 mercuric chloride solution destroys diseases on corms, followed by washing and planting. Mercuric chloride is deadly and corrosive, so keep away from children and pets and store in safe containers.
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