Tight Money what fuss is all about
In Congress a battle over two words tight money shapes debate on why money is scarce in boom times and its effects on the economy. Federal Reserve Chair McChesney Martin defends tight money to curb inflation, while Rep Patman warns it could wreck the economy. Economists note four causes and explain how the Fed tightens or loosens credit, raising or lowering interest rates to fight inflation.
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Roger Greene
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Federal Reserve Board
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Reserve Board
Rep
Patman
D-Tex
House Banking
Federal Board
McNamara
D-Mich
Eisenhower
Federal ‘Reserve
Federal Reserve
Calvin Coolidge
Doctors To Be Panelists On WNOA Program Next Week
Doctors C B Dorwart of Sidney and D E Eberle of Ogallala will join a heart disease panel for the Western Nebraska Organized Agriculture meeting in Sidney on Tuesday. Jerome Murphy of Omaha will moderate. The all day program at City Auditorium begins 9 a.m with coffee hour. The schedule includes talks on beef preparation, stubble mulch farming, water resources, animal disease research, and a hearts forum.
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WNOA
C. B. Dorwart
Sidney
D. E. Eberle
Ogallala
Nebraska Heart Association
Western Nebraska Organized Agriculture
Jerome Murphy
Omaha
Reba Staggs
National Livestock and Meat Board
Chicago
Charles H. Adams
College of Agriculture
University* of Nebraska
Lincoln
State Judicial Council Creates Subcommittees on Notice Laws
The State Judicial Council voted to form three subcommittees to study the impact of a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling on publication as notice for special assessments. The panels will examine municipal, probate, and other areas and may draft legislation if needed. Donald McGinley of Ogallala led the Judiciary Committee.
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State Judicial Council
U.S Supreme Court
Donald McGinley
Ogallala
Carter
Cheyenne County Heart Council Hosts Guest Speaker
L. Egan of Creighton University and Mrs. B. H. Grimm of Sidney chair a Cheyenne County Heart Council event with a 2:15 p.m. Stretch-Ed Short and a 2:25 p.m. address by Dr. Frank A. Court of St. Paul Methodist Church Lincoln. The item notes Court’s Madagascar connection as a French island colony since 1896.
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L. Egan
M.C
Creighton University
B. H. Grimm
Sidney
Cheyenne County Heart Council
Frank A. Court
St. Paul Methodist Church
Lincoln
Little Boost Seen For Cattle Prices
Lincoln Nebraska cattle prices are not expected to rise significantly for about six to eight weeks says Everett E Peterson University of Nebraska Extension economist. Fat cattle prices are near last year’s level while hog prices are higher. Holding cattle to about 1200 pounds is not profitable. Nationwide on feed cattle rose four percent year over year and Nebraska feed cattle increased three percent despite last year’s drought.
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Lincoln
Everett E. Peterson
Univesity of
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Peterson
United States
Nebraska
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