Bold Libyan oil search shows American courage and risk
Editorial lauds Oasis Oil Co. exploration in the Libyan desert as a bold American venture with strategic value for securing Near East oil, noting Libya's favorable position relative to the Suez and the canal. It warns that profits require vast reserves comparable to the Middle East to justify large pre drilling investments.
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Oasis Oil Co
Ohio Oil Co
America
Near East
Suez Canal
Libyan
Libya
Africa
Nasser
Denver-Julesburg
Middle East
Nebraska treasurer race may signal political ascent
The discussion centers on state treasurer candidates in Nebraska, notably Harrison Monroe Bixler, a Republican and state senator. The piece suggests the treasurer post could launch higher ambitions, possibly governor or Congress, as Bixler weighs his future while Gov. Anderson and Rep. A. L. Miller remain influential.
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Nebraska
Harrison
Monroe Bixler
Bixter
Bixler
Gov. Anderson
Rep. A. L
Doe) Miller
Polio Fight Urges Vaccination Across Nation
The piece warns that even with a four fold drop, 6,000 polio cases last year are too many and stresses that immunity is not shared by neighbors. It urges immediate three shot Salk vaccination for all, noting unvaccinated can spread the virus to infants and adults. It also appeals for continued support to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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United States
National Foundation For
Studied to Death Highlights Rail Crisis and Action Call
A Senate hearing sharpens public knowledge of the railroad crisis as earnings fall and competition from trucks airlines and waterways increases. New York urges reform with a public service commission study likely to take a year plus, while The New York Times calls for broad action over further study to protect national security and the economy.
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Senate
New York State
Public Service Commission
New York Times
New York
Washington, D. C
Times
Economy Outlook Says Upturn Likely This Year
In Carlsbad the Current-Argus notes supply and demand remain influenced by a controlled economy and skepticism toward mood talk. The piece expresses cautious optimism that the economy will improve before year’s end.
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Carlsbad
N.M
If The Shoe Fits This Week in Sidney
This page comments on local groups in Sidney noting that the Sidney Country Club lacks leadership support from business figures who benefit from its community role. It also critiques the Chamber of Commerce for weak backing of Highway 80 Council and its tourist corridor, urging broader civic obligation.
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Sidney Country Club
Sidney
Chamber of, _Commerce
Hoover's plan for swift recovery from recession
Former President Herbert Hoover argues the United States can recover from the current business recession without triggering inflation. He calls for no wage or price increases, reduced government spending to balance the budget and enable tax cuts, and warns against panicking as measures could unleash uncontrollable inflation. His formula rests on hard experience and is presented as the soundest yet proposed.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Capitalism Needs State Sides With Education Says Advocate
A Maryville TN newspaper quotes a fore most authority urging the United States to devote less effort to denouncing Communism and more effort to selling capitalism. The remark highlights educators as key to promoting capitalist achievements amid propaganda by Communists.
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Maryville, Tenn
Enterprise
United States
Lana Turner and Hollywood Scandal Reflections
A columnist defends Lana Turner amid the Hollywood life cycle of fame and danger. He notes Turner's rise from All American girl to star, warns of the corrupting system, and contrasts wild Hollywood life with a stable marriage and normal family values. The piece laments the pressures on young actresses and highlights Johnny Stompanato's fate and Turner's daughter's situation.
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Miss Turner
Hollywood
Johnny Stompanato
Lana
Lana Turner
Boosting Industry Letter to the Editor from Sidney Chamber
A Sidney Telegraph reader expresses gratitude for an April 14 editorial praising local industry and urges continued support for the Chamber of Commerce. Neal W. Atkins signs as president, urging unity, future enterprise, and community improvement in Sidney Nebraska.
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Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Sidney
Chamber of Commerce
Neal W. Atkins
Research Key To Farming Future Plans
Dr Byron T Shaw head of the Agricultural Research Service told a Pennsylvania State University College of Agriculture meeting that farming must use market driven research across soils crops livestock and engineering to meet changing times. He noted new market opportunities will grow as fast as research advances and cited hybrid sorghums as evidence with 18 to 20 percent of sorghum acreage planted in 1957 and 20 to 30 percent higher yields.
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Agricultural Research Service
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania State University
Byron T. Shaw
Shaw
College of Agriculture
USDA Recommendation In Methoxychlor Use
The USDA ARS endorses methoxychlor as a dust treatment on dairy cows to control hornflies, not as a spray for dairy cows. Dusting backs with about 10 grams of 50 percent methoxychlor lasts about three weeks, with no milk residue when applied properly. it does not control house flies or ticks.
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Ture
Agricultural Research Service
USDA
Food, and Drug
Department
Miss Silver Zato 408 Champion Female at National Western Show
The champion Hereford female, Miss Silver Zato 408, shown at the National Western Stock Show in Neiver, is owned by Turner Thornton of Boerne Texas. In the photo, Jack Puver and son David of Fort Worth Texas, Earl Monahan of Yoannis Nebraska, board member J D Womack of Rhome Texas stand with the animal at the halter.
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Hereford
Neiver
Turner
Thornton
Boerne
Tex
Jack
Pucver
David
Fort* Woth
Earl Monahan
Yoyannis
Neb
American Heeford Association
J. D. Womack
Rhome
The
Halter
13 Stars in Circle and 13 Stripes Describe Flag
The Stars and Stripes of 1778 featured 13 stars arranged in a blue circle and 13 alternating red and white stripes.
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Mayne
New York University
Museum of Clocks
Garmeraman
St. Peter’s Square
Vatican Palace
Stonehenge
Wiltshire
Brussels
Lana, Turner
Miss Turners
Billy Wilkerson
Jean Harlow
Clara Bow
Billy
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney, Nebraska
Jack Lowe
Mr. Lowe
Hastings Tribune
CAP
Isabel Hayes
N. Cole
Hastings
Los Angeles
Calif
Western
Swift and Company
Air News
Los Angeles Times
J Fréé Thompson
Fred
Carl Crhist Construction Co
Eddie Short
U. S. Department of Agricul
Champ
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