Editorial on Republican cowardice and call for brave opposition
An Omaha World Herald editorial denounces the Republican Party from 1936 to 1948 as morally cowardly and beholden to the New Deal, urging a courageous, loyal opposition to defend freedom and self-reliance against expanding state power. It pleads for a clear, brave leadership and vows to rally behind a steadfast Republican cause.
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Republican Party
America
Daniel
Republican National Committee
Omaha
United States
Storms in Nebraska prompt urgent relief efforts
From Harrison to Dunning, floods block roads and cause extreme suffering. Nebraska officials coordinate with the Red Cross, the Bureau of Reclamation, and the military to mobilize relief, funded in part by a $100,000 President's Emergency Fund grant and state emergency appropriations. Proposals for future flood funds and rural electrification plans accompany notes on meat supply and economic tensions. Janet Martin co-stars with Robert Lowery in Heart Of Virginia at the Fox Theatre.
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Nebraska
Harrison
O’neill
Dunning
Red Cross
Bureau of Reclamation
Emerge Fund
Indi
Washington
Whio
B. Russell Anderson
Ogallala
Nebraska Association of
Neal
Rural Electrification Administration
Argentina
Mexico
East
Cnsumer
Janet Mart&n
Robert Lowery
The Telegraph Ad Offers Custom Letter and Legal Sized Prints
A brief advertisement notes options for letter or legal size paper, white or colored stock, and quantity pricing for custom printing services. It emphasizes willingness to create a quantity and provide a price quote.
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THE
Telegraph
Violations Cause Most Accidents
Chief Sol Willis notes traffic law violations drive most crashes. In Sidney last year a large share of drivers in accidents violated traffic laws. Across the United States, over half of fatal crash drivers were violating regulations at the time. The National Safety Council report urges action.
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Sol Willis
Sidney
United States
National Safety Council
Driving Rules for Safety Cited by Chief Willis
Public safety notice outlines driving rules to encourage voluntary compliance. Chief Willis warns common accidents stem from wrong lane use and emphasizes staying to the right on multi lane roads, proper overtaking practices, looking back for blind spots, and cautious right side passing only where legal.
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Willis
Card of Thanks Expression of gratitude to doctors, nurses, pastors, choir, pallbearers, cemetery workers, lunch helpers
The family extends thanks to Doctors and nurses, pastors, choir, those who sent flowers, pallbearers, cemetery workers, road openers, and the ladies who served lunch at the Methodist church and Larson home. Names listed include Andrew Hansen and boys, Mrs. Mary Nelson and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Herbold greimer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Larson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pestz, and Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Larson.
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Larson
Pheasant Outflies Grouse in brief encounter
A pheasant rises and gains speed after getting upright, overtaking a grouse in flight. The quick air move shows the pheasant’s advantage in speed and agility.
Unemployment in Swiss Watch Industry Surges
Swiss government statistics show unemployment in March rising 150 percent from a year earlier, with fifteen people unemployed versus two in March 1947. The Swiss watch industry employs about thirty thousand workers.
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Switserland
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