Western Nebraska faces agri disaster label shocks farmers
The Scottsbluff Star-Herald notes that 14 western Nebraska counties were labeled agricultural disaster areas due to hail damage and credit shortages. It argues that low cattle prices and meat import policies also threaten farmers and ranchers, while praising Cheyenne County events and Curtis Roosevelt joining the U.N. Public Information Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Nebraska
Orville Freeman
Sec
Freeman
Scottsbluff
Department of Agriculture
White House
State Department
Nation faces Panhandle disaster label debate and policy contrasts
A Columbus editorial questions Secretary Freeman's designation of 14 Nebraska Panhandle counties as a disaster area due to hail and credit woes, arguing prices in cattle and politics colored the move. The piece cites drought, floods, and past freezes, then shifts to critiques of De Gaulle, Dulles, and flexible retaliation in U.S. policy and ends with urging economic education in high schools and action by school boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Panhandle
Orville Freeman
Panhandle
Freemand
U. S
Dalton
Nebraska
Drouth
Frank Morrison
Washington
Dwight Burney
de Gaulle
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
General de Gaulle
Dulles
Charles Ailleret
Ailleret
France
United States
Christian Science Monitor
America
Brookings Institute
Industrial Press Service
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Omaha Cold Storage Company
Louis Mann
Hickory Street
Cheyenne
Deuel
Lodgepole
E. A. Winter
Denver
Army
Wright Field
Dayton
Plans for Cheyenne County oil pipeline opposed or denied
Plans to build a crude oil pipeline through Cheyenne County, likely north of the county, were neither confirmed nor denied by Service Pipeline Co. of Tulsa. The line would export Wyoming crude eastward, potentially boosting Cheyenne County production and offering a new transport route to refineries.
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Cheyenne County
Service Pipeline Co
Tulsa
Oklo
Wyoming
Nebraska
Sidney
City Planning Commission
Paradise
Yogi
Sidney Club
Border Collies
America
Campbell Piano Company
Illinois Street
Omaha Bee
Omaha
William Maupin
Bushnell
North Platte
Liberty State Bank
First National Bank
Liberty Bank
Bryan
Slayter
Colorado Fruit and Vegetable
Platte River
Columbusy
Letis Lee
Anton Chloubar
Colton Precinct
Oklahoma
Emil Zalesky
Dow
Cheyenne
Dix
Dropping out and the changing world
A long personal confession recalls a college dropout tale from the early 1930s. The author details financial strain, romance, and the lure of work over study, describing how economic hardship and social change reshaped his ambitions, education, and view of a tougher modern world. He notes the era’s hardship for dropouts and the shift in opportunities and expectations.
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Western
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Ft. Sidney
Sam
Buzzie
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Curtis Roosevelt
Public Information Department
United Nations
U.N
Eleanor
Curtis Dall
Roosevelt
Anna
Dall
National Citizens Council For Better Schools
Sidney Telegraph
Sioux Ordinance Depot
Italian Quartermaster Service Unit
American Legion and Auxiliary
Lloyd Lockwood
David Ells
W. P. Ackerman
Sidney Shell
Grant Mathews
Sidney Public Schools
Burlington Road
Jack Bentleys
Trix
L. O. Fundingslaind
S “King
Herbert H. Stevens
Potter Review
Citizens Publishing Company
James Davison
Ickes
Association
Sidney Baseball
Chappell
New York Times
Bat
Republican Judicial Central Committee
Dick Kreuger
Oregon
Ane
Fort Sidney
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