Record of Nebraska farming outlook and oil exploration boom
Editorial notes vast western Nebraska wheat harvest may set records as combines roll between storms. It mentions storage options and rising wheat prices, while noting oil exploration in far western counties. The Panhandle enjoys lush grass and Valley of the Nile comparisons, wondering why the land has been so bountiful.
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Nebraska
Ceas
Parihandle
Thiése
North Platte Valley
America
Valley of the Nile
Nebraska Panhandle
Governor Crosby Commends Highway Department Flanked By Delegations
The piece lauds Governor Crosby for embracing the highway department and avoiding hostile attacks on highway delegations. It argues he should save his time and keep focus on beneficial plans amid Nebraska’s limited funds. The editorial commends the department’s efforts and its ongoing road plans.
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Crosby
Atte
Nebraska Angling Booms With Lakes And Hatchery Dominance
Nebraska has risen as a leading fishing state with more shoreline miles than any other state and a network of lakes from Lake Minatare to Harlan Reservoir. It boasts the world’s largest state owned pike hatchery and abundant sandhills waters yielding limit catches. Readers are urged to invest in gear and try their luck in the open air for a memorable fishing experience.
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Nebraska
United States
Nebraka
Lake Minatare i
Mammoth Harlan
House committee report questions inflated project estimates
A House committee report questions the accuracy of estimates used to secure congressional approval for pet projects. The inquiry suggests many estimates are inflated and later proven unreliable, prompting debate over accountability and the budgeting process.
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House
Flood control costs rise sharply for Corps projects
A 1951 report on the river and harbor flood control works by the Corps of Engineers notes costs for 182 projects under construction increased significantly from the original Congress authorization. The 1952 budget estimate rose to 3,273,933,000 dollars, about a 124 percent increase over the initial figures.
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Corps of Knegiicerts
Corps of Engineers
Congress
Proven at the Bargaining Table
The piece argues that labor and capital are not irreconcilable. It notes labor unions increasingly accept mutual gains with private employers, leading to higher wages and shared prosperity. It adds critics fear socialism harms workers while free labor and private enterprise survive together.
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Southern Lake Erie Association of Central Labor Unions
Flat Failure in Czech Coal Industry Highlighted
Radio Prague cites a government line blaming Berlin provocations for a coal strike. The piece argues the Institute portrays extended weekend shifts as proof of low productivity in state mines versus U S levels, calling communism a flat failure.
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Radio
Prague
Rosenbergs
Berlin
Iechoslovakia
U. S
Czechoslovakia
Intercontinental Cooperation and shared independence anniversaries
A note reflects on a near simultaneous celebration of Canada’s founding as a self governing nation and the 177th anniversary of independence. It highlights long standing friendship and mutual respect between Canada and the United States, noting symbolic timing and ongoing solidarity.
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Canada
United States
National Security Council to curb creeping socialism
The National Security Council has been tasked by President Hisen hower to monitor and resist proposals that threaten the United States free enterprise system. The move is framed as defending freedom and representative government, with a call that it is high time to act.
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U. S. News & World Report
National Security Council
Hisenhower
Social Security criticized as failing to aid aged, Curtis says
San Marino Tribune reports Representative Carl T. Curtis challenging Social Security, claiming about 9 million Americans have paid into the program while only 31 percent of those aged 65 or older are eligible for benefits. He argues the act was meant to protect the aged when they cannot work, and doubts the system can meet that goal.
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San Marino
Calif
Carl T. Curtis
America
Curtis
Hay Fever Is Officially Here
The article warns ragweed pollen will plague about 3,000,000 people over the next two months, with sufferers advised to seek ragweed-free areas, receive skin tests or pills under medical direction, and endure until frost ends the season.
Harvest Migrants Return North From Nebraska Fields
The harvest rush continues as Texans and Oklahomans travel north to Nebraska to cut wheat. Many workers pause at Port of Entry checks and several arrive from North Dakota, South Dakota, and Cheyenne County. Harvesters praise neighborship and plan for next year while local youth groups organize events and advice on sheep, garden pests, and 4‑H activities in Cheyenne County Nebraska.
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Canada
Nebraska
Illinois Street
Cheyenne County
North Dakota
South Dakota
Waynesville
Cheyenne
Sidney
Ogallala
Lemoyne Johnson
Sun Exposure Dangers Warn by University Health Specialist
University of Nebraska extension health specialist Helen Becker warns that direct sun exposure can cause sunstroke with dizziness nausea heat pains and dry flushed skin. Early signs include rapid pulse high temperature and possible unconsciousness. seek shade cool the person and remove clothing.
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Helen Becker
University of Nebraska
Old Folks Grin At Young Singers Nightly
In our neighborhood gregarious youths sing late on warm summer evenings. The writer recalls past times and the shared joy, noting the crowd’s enthusiasm, modest noise, and fond memories of youthful mischief. He thanks the youngsters for their courteous, though disruptive, serenades.
Fresh female administration sworn in Burnsville scene
A terse notice reports an all female Wes administration sworn into office in Burnsville Mississippi as part of a sweeping local reshuffle. The item hints at a reform mood and procedural changes amid town politics.
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Wes
Burnsville
Miss
Flying Squid Use Jet Propulsion to Leap from Water
Some squid species flee predators by jet propulsion and propel themselves into the air. They reach distances of about 15 to 20 feet before splashing back into the sea, illustrating a remarkable escape maneuver in their natural habitat.
Space Saving Chrome Kitchen Trio For Busy Homes
A neat chrome trio offers a canister set a breadbox and a step on refuse can to aid daily cleanup. The breadbox includes a cutting board lid and removable divider shelf for two level storage. Lids on the canisters prevent rolling and allow stacking. the trash can includes an inner porcelain pail and a chlorophyll defamer to curb odors.
Becoming Godlike and Christlike in Christian Life
The piece argues Christians can become godlike through growth in Christ starting now, not only after death. It compares becoming Christlike to divine likeness, notes purpose questions, and contrasts constructive living with despair and destructive ambition. It warns against death-seeking and highlights Jesus’ aims for believers.
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Earth
Growing in Godlike Power Within This Life
A devotional passage argues Christians will never reach divine omnipotence but should mature in God’s power during this life. It contrasts finite human ability with spiritual growth, urging believers to live and act as true sons of God, resembling Christ in daily conduct.
Typing Inkper Mimeograph Paper and Typewriter Supplies
The Telegraph advertises complete stock of typing inkper mimeograph paper and typewriter or pencil carbon products available for purchase.
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