Federalizers Seek Funds for U.S. Education Bureaucracy
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation calls for resisting federal control of schooling as U S Education Office seeks funds under the National Defense Education Act to create 23 new staff by 1960 and 646 field employees by 1961. The piece argues against federal funding increases, noting rising state costs and teacher salaries since World War II, urging Nebraskans to write their senators and representatives.
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United States Office of Education
Lawrence G. Derthick
Congress
United States
UM Me Timos Aetaegia
Nebraska
Michigan
Lincoln
Washington, D. C
Tax Reform Drive Backed By Nebraskans For Study
Rep. McGinley notes a Nebraskan petition drive with about 6 000 signatures urging Congress to study tax reform and spending cuts. The Jaycees organized the effort in the Fourth District to promote growth, lower taxes, and increased consumer purchasing power while arguing revenues may rise with a healthier economy. Ainsworth poll results show 70 percent response, 61.6 percent favoring the project and 38.4 percent opposing, with McGinley urging higher threshold for district formation and reporting findings to the Interior and Insular Affairs Committee.
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Ray Root
Columbus
Washington
Jaycees
Congress
Ainsworth
Ainsworth Irrigation District
Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs
Ogallala Jaycees name bank employee president
Bill Olson 29 year old assistant cashier at First National Bank in Ogallala is named president of the Ogallala Junior Chamber of Commerce. He will take office mid May at the annual installation banquet. Dick Roesch Jack Waugaman Warren Johnston Vern Schilling Roy Landis Evans Ribble Ray Harry Rodney Bayley named board members. Troy Stilley becomes ninth board member.
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Ogallala
Bill Olson
First National Bank
Beginning Authorization to Appropriations Committee
The document notes beginning authorization to the Committee on Appropriations which approves the annual money to be expended. Ashail is also instructed to notify the Secretary of the Interior about the poll results.
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Committee On Appropriations
Ashail
Secretary of the Interior
April Wars Begin in Historical Records
The text cites April as a favorable time for starting wars, noting events from the American Revolutionary War, the Mexican War, the War between the States, and the U S entry into World War I. The fragment ends with an upbeat promotional line.
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United States
Patrick Norton to address 55th KC Convention
Patrick J Norton Master of the Fourth Degree of the Knights of Columbus will address the 55th annual state convention in Norfolk May 3 and 4. His report on the Fourth Degree will be taped for broadcast over WIAG Norfolk. On May 4 he will speak on Father Flanagan's Boys Town at South Sioux City. Norton, nephew of founder Edward J Flanagan, is Boys Towns business manager and has worked with the organization for 39 years.
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Father Flanagan
Knights of Columbus
South Sioux City
Nebr
Norton
Mser
Edward J. Flanagan
Boys Town
Extension Clubs Merry Tea and May 12 Tea Plans
The Merry Tea Extension Club met April 23 at Mrs C E Heizer with eight members. Mrs Louis Fehringer led a brief meeting and announced the Mother Daughter Extension Club Spring Tea at Central School on May 12 at 2 p.m. The lesson was Property Insurance by guest Ralph Welch. May 28 host is Mrs W L Griffiths. Cub Scout Den 6 toured Seven-Up Bottling, John Deere, and other sites with Mrs Willis and Mr Caster accompanying. Mike Vaughn, reporter.
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Merry Ten
Merry Tea Extension Club
C. E Heizer
Louis Fehringer
Central School
Ralph, Welch
W. L. Griffiths
Mr. Belieu
John Deere
Mr. Fell
Mrs. Willis
Mr. Caster
Narcotics Bureau Spends $3.78 Million in 1958 Control Effort
The Bureau of Narcotics allocated 3,780,000 dollars to curb drug trafficking during fiscal year 1958. This funding supported enforcement operations, investigations, and related activities aimed at reducing illegal drug distribution nationwide.
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Bureau of Narcotics
Have Something to Sell JK Trade Try The Telegraph Wantads
A compact classified pitch urging readers to use Telegraph want ads for selling items or trading opportunities. Encourages quick placement of notices to reach local buyers and sellers efficiently.
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Telegraph
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