Farmers Home Aid for Farm Families Plans for Efficient Season
Farmers Home Administration county supervisor V M Ticknor outlines year planning for farm families to use land and labor resources better. Operating loans assist with equipment livestock feed seed fertilizer and other needs with 1 to 7 year terms at 5 percent interest. Loans target families unable to secure private financing and aim to graduate to conventional credit. more information at the Ogallala office.
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M_ Ticknor
Farmers Home Administration
Ticknor
Ogallala
Nebraska Safety Patrol Arrest Records Summary
The Nebraska Safety Patrol lists arrests for violations including improper use of a school driving permit by Dale C. Ommen of Lodgepole, stop sign violations by K. J Bales and Calvin McClung, speeding by Gerald L. Geiser, Harold J Reidl, William D. MacCarthy, James L. McMahon, Danny D. Markle, Dean Meyer, and Eldon R. Lesser, intoxication by Harold Ard and Richard Helms, overweight on a commercial permit by Paul H Harper, no registrations for Geneva E. Miller Irene Tomich, Paul C. Miller, Yonnie Curtis, and improper use of weight permit by Jessie M Haurache, plus faulty brakes for Roger R. McCormick and Paul C. Miller, with Yonnie Curtis lacking Nebraska drivers license.
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Nebraska Safety Patrol
Dale C. Ommen
Lodgepole
K. J Bales
Gurley
Gerald L. Geiser
Ogallala
Harold J Reidl
Pittsburgh
William D. MacCarthy
Minneapolis
Minn
James L. McMahon
Algona
Iowa
Danny D. Markle
Dean Meyer
Sidney
Calvin McClung
Big Springs
Roger R. McCormick
Harold Ard
Sterling
Richard Helms
Paul H Harper
Geneva E. Miller
Bushnell
Irene Tomich
Paul C. Miller
Oshkosh
Yonnie Curtis
Kimball
Nebraska
Jessie M Haurache
Chappell
Eldon R. Lesser
Murray
Utah
U P Again Given Management Award
Union Pacific Railroad receives a 1958 certificate of management excellency from the American Institute of Management after a ten point study. AIM cites conforming to sound standards across corporate structure earnings service to stockowners and more. President E A Stoddard notified. institute notes health of earnings production efficiency and executive evaluation among key factors.
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Union Pacific Railroad
American Institute of Management
United States
Canada
E. A. Stoddard
AIM
Henry B. McNaughton
March of Dimes Funds in Nebraska Run Close to Half a Million
Dr Harold N Nell of Omaha reports the March of Dimes has spent 449,066 in Nebraska on polio research and professional training over 19 years. Grants supported University of Nebraska and Creighton medical centers, plus rehabilitation efforts at Creighton Memorial St Joseph’s Hospital, with funds also aiding patient care and vaccine promotion.
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National Foundation For
Nebraska
Harold N Nell
Omaha
Foundations ‘Nebraska Medical Advisory Commttee
University of Nebraska
Creighton University
Neu
Creighton University Medical School
Cal
Gillick
Creighton
St Joseph's Hospital
National Foundation
Polio Foundation
Budget Aid Sparks Nebraska Reclamation Push
Washington proposes no new reclamation starts while funding abroad rises. Nebraska advocates unite to keep Ainsworth Farwell and Gering Valley in the program. Sargent Irrigation district Glenda dam and Fort Randall transmission line receive funds, plus a quarter million for new project studies.
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Washington
Nebraska
Ainsworth
Farwell
Gering Valley
Sargent Irrigation District
Glenda Dam
Fort Randall
Grand Island
Lincoln
Rainmaking License Sought In Nebraska
Nebraska moves toward issuing the first rainmaking license under LB 54. Omaha, Laird Weather, and the Weather Central Commission member Hoyt discuss licensing scope and budgeting, noting large anticipated expenditures and federal tax trends since 1913. The President’s State of the Union and budget messages elicit mixed reactions, urging focus amid Cold War pressures.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Laird Weather Moth
Ers Inc
Hoyt
Weather Cartral Commission
Hote
United States
Unnion
Home Repair Do s and Don ts Explained
Practical guide warns against using powdered casein glue for heavy duty joints and stresses careful handling to avoid surface staining. It notes room temperature must be above 70 degrees Fahrenheit for certain glues and to follow each product’s instructions before joining pieces.
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