Editorial on railroads and passenger service policy
A Tribune editorial reflects on Union Pacific president Arthur Stoddard’s pledge to keep passenger service, criticizes rival railroads for poor service and indifference, and laments declining traveler goodwill. It contrasts efficient UP operations with crowded airports, notes land grants, and cites a political jab about Sri Lankan leadership.
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Arthur Stoddard
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
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Inside Moscow: Gunther on Russian life and secrecy
John Gunther surveys Soviet life in Inside Russia Today, noting Moscow’s drab, crowded tenements, scarce consumer goods, and strict political repression. He praises Russians' humor and technical skill while asserting the regime keeps citizens ignorant of the outside world, warning that discovery could threaten the regime's grip.
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John Gunther
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Moscow
Bolshoi Ballet
London
Beav er Falls News Tribune government wage figures summary
Between 1950 and 1956 government figures show annual employee compensation rising by 85 billion dollars while corporate profits before taxes climb by 34 billion and after taxes fall by about half a billion, indicating divergent trends in national earnings and taxation effects.
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Beaver Falls
News-Tribune
Instrument of Tyranny in Tax Policy Today
The piece recalls Calvin Coolidge’s warning that taxes not required by urgent public necessity burden liberty. It argues that the federal tax burden is enormous and demands limiting taxes to essential needs, urging that non urgent or unnecessary taxes should be saved for by other agencies or reduced.
Not So Easy for Oil Industry Says Cost Cuts Main Route
Petroleum Week reports oil executives warn that profit margins are squeezed by oversupply and weak demand. With demand soft, price hikes fail and output hurts, so industries pursue cost cutting through efficiency and cheaper exploration and production. Fuel needs and octane race add pressure to stay current.
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Petroleum Week
Word Puzzle Clues From Across and Down list
A compact set of crossword style clues across and down with numbered entries ranging from 1 to 57 across and 1 to 13 down, including terms like Batter, Fresh water seaweed, Pattern, Snarl, and notable names such as a British statesman and Malayan gibbons.
Miller Says Nebraskans Follow News Closely
Rep Miller recounts a 9000 mile Fourth District tour visiting 86 meetings across Nebraska. He notes strong youth interest on topics from 18 year old voting to Alaska statehood and farm policy, with audiences critical yet hopeful about education and national issues.
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America
Alaska
Benson
PTA
Nebraska
Corn Silage as Winter Feed for Ewes in Illinois
University of Illinois experts say corn silage provides good winter feed for ewes, especially if hay was short or frost caused soft corn. Ewes will eat 6–8 pounds daily when it's the sole roughage, with a supplement of 0.2 pounds protein and 0.5 ounce limestone daily to fix protein and calcium gaps.
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J M Lewis
University of Illinois
Dixon Springs I Experiment Station
Lewis
Feeding comparisons at Dixon Springs Station contrast silage and alfalfa hay
Half the ewes were wintered on silage with protein and calcium plus a pound daily of a corn oat granulating mix. The other half received all the alfalfa hay they would eat, plus the same corn and oats portion. Both groups varied in roughage but shared the same grain amount.
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Dixon Springs
Nancy Haven Curry Dessert From Beets Recipe
The recipe suggests a fruit bake with curry powder as a special ingredient. It uses canned pears peaches apricots pineapple and cherries, mixed with butter brown sugar and curry powder then baked and served with sour cream. A note offers a free Just Desserts booklet from Western Beet Sugar Producers in Denver Colorado.
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Nancy Haven
Western Beet Sugar Producers, Inc
Equitable Building
Denver
Colorado
Stay Safe From Fire During Winter Days
Wintertime is fire danger season in homes and farms. Stay alert and follow simple rules to prevent fires. Check heaters, vents, and smoke pipes. avoid overloading. keep a metal screen on fireplaces. dispose of hot ashes safely. keep flammables away from heat sources.
Milk nutrients preserved by pasteurization
Easy Puller Pasteurizing has no effect on the nutrients for which milk is most important source calcium protein and riboflavin.
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