Fort Robinson K 9 Corps Training Highlighted
Fort Robinson housed a wartime dog reception and training center with about 2000 dogs trained for sentry attack sled and message work. Dogs from civilian sources were examined inoculated registered and tattooed before extensive training and graduation parades. Some served overseas while others were returned home after failing to adjust to K 9 duties.
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Fort Robinson Museum
Crawford
Fort Robinson
Ufe
K-9 Corps
Army
K-9
York
Nebraska
Nebraska State Historical Society
Wheat grading upgrades aimed at winning overseas wheat markets
Nebraska Wheat Commission member Herbert J. Hughes says USDA planned grain grading changes, expected May 15, will help capture foreign cash markets. He notes hearings nationwide precede a USDA decision, with Russia pressing bids and Canada Australia Argentina ahead in export techniques.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Herbert J. Hughes
Imperial
Nebraska Wheat Commission
Great Flying Wheat, Inc
Hughes
USDA
Federal Register
Imperial Wheat Grower
Russia
Canada
Autralia
Argentina
Reveals secret of popularity for guests and hosts
A short guidance piece encourages guests to thank hosts after visits with a thoughtful telephone call. It highlights an inexpensive long distance call as a suitable gesture and suggests saying thank you when returning home, attributed to Northwestern Bell.
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Northwestern Bell
Insurance sales dip when skies are blue says actuary
An insurance actuary in New York notes that the average buyer is likelier to purchase life insurance on a rainy day. The study shows sales-to-calls ratios rise on foul weather, prompting more aggressive calls by salesmen on gloomy days.
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New York
John S. Thompson Jr
Company For Life, Accident and Health Insurance
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American National Bank
FDIC
Sidney
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