Butler Seeks Reelection in Nebraska Senate Run
Senator Hugh Butler filed as a Republican for United States Senate from Nebraska. In a Washington dispatch he said he considered re election, noting a Senate term demands hard work and that his eleven years have served Nebraska. He cited seniority on finance and interior committees and the need to pursue a Republican program for peace and prosperity.
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Hugh Butler
United States
Nebraska
Washington
United States Senate
Republican Party
Senate
Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs
Committee On Finance
Sunny Side Helping Hand Club Hosts Cookie Lesson
Mrs. Oscar Olson hosted 17 members and two visitors for a Helping Hand Club gathering with a cookie making lesson led by Mesdames Tremain and Schmale. The group will meet December 19 at Mrs. John Omel’s home for a Christmas grab-bag, followed by lunch. Several families visited neighbors and attended regional meetings at the homes of Mac Zalesky, Kern Lindley, Harold Hern bloom, and others.
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Oscar Olson
Mesdames Tremain
Schmale
John Omel
Guy Tremain and Sons
Lester Theis
John Hokom
Lowell Hokom
Albert Brandt
Harold Hernbloom
Tremain
R. Olson
S.C. S
Mac Zalesky
Kern Lindley
E. A. Johnson
Ralph Talich
Lemoyne Johnson
John Theis
Rights of citizens to vote protected regardless of sex
A constitutional guarantee states that the right of United States citizens to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex, anchoring the women's suffrage principle in national law.
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United States
Winter Hard On Batteries Of Car
Winter strains car and tractor batteries by draining output to about one third as temperatures fall from 80 to zero. Cold starts demand more energy. fuel vaporizes poorly and engines may need several cranks. Daniel A Kitchen of the University of Nebraska offers tips: keep battery charged, maintain electrolyte 1.250 gravity, keep fluid level above plates, use rain or distilled water, tighten connections, keep battery clean.
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Daniel
Kitchen
University of Nebraska, College of Agriculture
Mr. Kitchen
1952 License Plates To Be Used In '53
Nebraska officials announce 1952 license plates will be issued for 1952 and possibly used into 1953 with slotted plates and tabs. Owen J. Boyles notes counties will receive about 700,000 plates the largest in history and tabs may be required next year due to costs and material limits. Front plates may be discontinued to avoid damage, with tractors and semitrailers facing limited rear visibility concerns.
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Owen J. Boyles
Boyles
Men’s Reformatory
Nebraska
Douglas County
Drivers license renewals rise by 421 thousand in 1949 to 1949
In September 1949 licenses were issued to 416 724 drivers. At the next renewal in September this year 421 323 licenses were issued.
Dull surface vs mirror reflect light explained
The piece argues that a glossy paint does not reflect more light than a dull surface or a silvered mirror. It notes that a dull surface reflects light in all directions while a mirror reflects only in a definite direction.
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