Oil's competitive drive fuels US energy leadership
Editorial argues government control stifles oil exploration as Mexico, Argentina, Bolivia and others imitate failure. It lauds American fields discovered by individual risk, noting 10 000 geologists in the US vetting wildcat chances with only one in nine becoming a producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigsia Wits
Fagcountinig
Avery Ld
United States
Mexico
Argentina
Bolivia
Tyan
Oyama Valley
Lional Hill
Williston
Wars never again United Nations war reconsideration
The piece critiques extensive commentary on Korea and General MacArthur, arguing the conflict began as a police action and questions future US participation in UN wars. It calls for self-examination about national willingness to engage in international military commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
United States
United Nations
AMA President predicts future of medicine and prevention
Dr Edward J McCormick newly installed as the 107th AMA president cites progress in polio vaccine and devices like the mechanical heart lung and kidney. He urges redefining old age and usefulness while stressing private funding for medical education and avoidance of centralized government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Edward J. McCormick
American Medical Association
AMTA
End of the Bill and United Nations Recognition
Fragmentary passage discusses burdens of large expenses and forming alliances. It reflects tension over seeking a place at any price and determining enemies and allies while aiming for UN recognition. The text emphasizes strategic rivalries and international standing without specific events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lave
de Sértis
United Nations
City eyes underpass funding vote for drainage fix
Heavy rain underscored the northside drainage need and ties to the long awaited underpass project. Officials cleared the way for a special election to fund drainage correction with state federal and railroad support, promising community improvement at low local cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside
Sook
Northsidei
Sidney
Wheat farmers prove rugged in face of hail loss
The piece argues wheat farming demands courage and stamina. A recent hailstorm devastated the south table area, wiping out a year’s labor for many farmers. It frames wheat producers as rugged, enduring the risks beyond simple seasonal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
California
OUR GOVERNMENT IN WASHINGTON AND NEBRASKA NAMES
A Nebraskan column discusses the U S government in Washington and the nation’s growth in the atomic era. It notes surpluses and drought risks, warns of potential shortages, and praises Nebraskans Herb Brownell Clarence Davis Val Peterson D. C. Schaeffer Chris Milius and Tom J Neighbors for top roles and advisory work.
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Midwest
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Washington
Herb Brownell
Clarence ‘Davis
Val Peterson
D. C. Schaeffer
O’neil
Chris Milius
Nebraska Farmer’s Union
Tom J. Neighbors
Scottsbluff
Schaeffer
Milius
Neighbors
Ice House Memories Of Boyhood And Innovation
A nostalgic reminiscence on the old ice house and ice box era. The narrator recalls summer comfort, creekside location, and the family routine, praising Dad’s clever cooling hacks and the joy of homemade ice cream while noting progress horned by modern refrigeration. A tribute to inventive spirit and a life without sick days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Mother
Cheese Spread With Anchovy And Onion Note
A home recipe advises softening cream cheese and blending in anchovy paste with finely grated onion to make a spread for crackers served with tomato juice. If anchovy paste is unavailable, substitute finely minced stuffed green olives.
The Unsolved Problem of Farm Production and Demand
The piece discusses farm families facing imbalance between production and demand. It notes us production rose from 78 million to 88 million beef cattle from 1950 to 1952 while population rose slower, harming per capita consumption. It explores government programs and voluntary cooperation to balance supply with demand and preserve farm living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Letter to Wheat Belt Electric members on ballot risks
Paul E Mortensen of Gurley writes to warn REA members about a ballot proposing to rename the co op to a power district and to sell thirty miles of line to two private power firms He cites Drew Pearson and a lobby plan to cripple rural co ops and urges a no vote citing danger to service and farmers interests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Mortensen
Gurley
REA
Wheat Belt Electric Membership Association
Wes
Co-Op
Power District
Drew Pearson
Sco-Op
Santa Claus check refused by Broaday Bank in Paterson NJ
In Paterson New Jersey a $280 check signed Santa Claus was refused by Broadway Bank and Trust Co after a quick records check. The incident notes an overdrawn condition and the bank’s refusal to honor the check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N.J
Broadway Bank and Trust, Co
Santa Claus
Fresh IRS dispute hints at political influence
A rough OCR passage notes strict IRS men catching a check-writing machine for oversized tax refunds, suggesting a political motive. It reports a Wisconsin bank robber with loot in his shoes, a marriage license mix up, a contrived burglary, a saloon window plant removal order, and warnings about public drunkenness in a single, garbled item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Wisconsin
Corrective pruning of trees shapes growth and form
Corrective pruning helps a tree develop its normal symmetrical shape and brings out each tree's characteristic form. The practice removes unwanted growth to improve structure and health, guiding the plant toward balanced development.
Former Ball Player Pictured in Pirates History Puzzle
A crossword style clue list photomounting a former Ball Player for the Pittsburgh Pirates. Includes numbered across clues 14 to 61 and a vertical set 1 to 59 with varied definitions from kitchen tools to chemical suffixes and Hall of Fame note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Pirates
Baseball Hall
Guido
Lincoln Eyes on Tax Board as Counties Report
The State Board of Equalization heard concerns from Nebraska counties on assessment efforts. Adams County praised itself while others show a 25 percent drop in personal property valuations under the 50 percent law. The highway program plans a July 23 bidding surge totaling about 3.15 million dollars funded by state and federal sources. Lobbying totals for 1953 show 115 thousand dollars spent by 78 organizations, led by the railroad lobby.
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Lincoln
State Board of Equalization
Nebraska
County Boards of Equalization
State Board
Crosby
Adams County Board of Equalization
Adams County
Norris Anderson
Anderson
Perkins County
Monnday
Scotts Bluff
Banner
Kimball
Morrill
Cheyenne
Garden
Devel
Sioux
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Ross
Central City
Silver Creek
Kearney
Wahoo
Beatrice
Crab Orchard
Grand Island
Blue Hill
Ayr
Orchard
Norfolk
Valentine
Ress
Omaha: Public ‘Power
District
Companion
Omaha Taxpayers Association
Northwestern Bell
Ancient Germans Used Colored Stucco for Glamorous Homes
The article notes that around 200 B.C. ancient Germans applied colored stucco to crude houses and public buildings to create a bright, glamorous appearance. The practice persists today, especially in tropical regions, where pink and white stucco buildings gleam under the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Tropic
Man seeks name change back to Narcisco Saecomani
In West Palm Beach Florida Jack Jackson asked the court for permission to revert his name to Narcisco Saecomani seeking a legal change of name in the local court records.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
Jack Jackson
Narcisco Saecomani
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