Lobbyists Clash Over Nebraska Wheat Tax Measure
Senator Arthur Carmody of Trenton charged the lieutenant governor with lobbying against the bill as it moved through the legislature. He urged re passage, criticizing Gov Val Peterson for leaving the state. Senator Carmody predicted the two mill per bushel tax would raise 50 000 to 100 000 dollars annually for wheat research and promotion, with refunds available for growers who objected. The bill passed 27 to 4 after failing to secure an emergency clause by 26 to 9.
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Arthur Carmody
Trenton
Carmody
Val Peterson
Warner
Nebraska
Strides in Improving Foods Promise Convenience and Nutrition
Food technologist John H. Kilbuck of the California Experiment Station reviews progress over the last decade. While no major new foods emerged, notable gains include convenient products like prepared mixes and frozen citrus concentrates. Advances in farming and processing aim to lower costs and preserve natural flavor, color, and texture. New methods such as low temperature evaporation have yielded frozen concentrates and a milk concentrate, with research targeting higher nutritive varieties and products rich in vitamins minerals and protein.
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John H. Kilbuck
California Experiment Station
Kilbuck
Village of Lodge Pole approves liquor licenses and limits stores
Lodge Pole Village Board meets at Town Hall with H P Fraass chairing. Bills for general, electric, water, street light, road and cemetery funds total 461.21 and 2134.90 and 326.42 respectively. Licenses for R W Englert and Elmer Phelps recommended under state control. An ordinance restricts liquor stores to one and beer taverns to one until population rises by 200. Motion to adjourn passes.
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H. P. Fraass
Lloyd Bondegard
Clarence Meyer
Hart Quinn
Harve Lindley
R. W. Englert
Mr. Englert
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission
Lloyd Bondegari
Hart
Lodge Pole
Nebr
Dort
Cuba Grains Rice Imports From United States in 1949
Cuba relied on the United States as its sole rice supplier in 1949 with nearly all purchases consisting of milled rice.
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United States
Cuba
Brothers on furlough and unit transfers move youths
Armed Forces Cpl Raymond Etherton of Sheppard Field Wichita Falls Texas and Pic Daniel Etherton of McChord Air Base Tacoma Washington spend furloughs with their parents Mr and Mrs Phil Etherton and sister Mrs Vivian Kretz of Vallejo California. Cpl Melvin E Peterson has been transferred from Fort Sheridan Illinois to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri per word received by friends here.
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Cpl
Raymond Etherton
Sheppard Field
Wichita Falls
Texas
Pic
Daniel Etherton
McChord Air Base
Tacoma
Washington
Phil Etherton
Vivian Kretz
Vallejo
California
Melvin E. Peterson
Fort Sheridan
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