Editorial support for highway funding outweighs tax hike opposition
The piece critiques farm groups opposing the Nebraska one cent gasoline tax increase. It argues the anti tax campaign lacks broad backing, faces organized opposition, and warns against derailing highway funding. It urges maintaining highway revenue to secure federal matching funds and prevent deteriorating roads.
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Webster
Feller
Nebraska
Ateab
Farm Organization
Washington
More Bad News From Washington
Washington warns of a first ever payout excess in Social Security, about 300 million dollars this year, likely to grow. Experts cite interest from investments but do not clarify their nature. The public fears borrowed funds may force higher taxes to restore Social Security reserves.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Governors Study Aims to Reassert State Powers
Gov Anderson of Nebraska among seven governors chosen to weigh President Fisenhower's proposal that states assume some duties and costs now borne by the federal government. The committee marks a hopeful shift as states seek to reclaim rights surrendered over 25 years of federal expansion and political leverage.
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Anderson
Nebraska
Fisenhwer
Washington
Mao on China’s methods claim 800000 liquidations by 1954
The quote attributes to Mao Tse-tung a claim that China’s security forces killed 800,000 enemies of the people by 1954. It asserts that since then persuasion and education replaced terror. The fragment reflects Cold War era rhetoric on Communist repression.
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Mao Tse-tung
China
Private Investment in Atomic Plants Involves $300 Million
As of a late date more than $300 million from individual investors was involved in planning and construction of atomic electric plants and related research. Forty-four electric companies were participating in building nine reactor plants with a capacity of over 1,000,000 kilowatts.
Water and Rain Dominate Semi Arid Sidney
Water shortages give way to flood concerns as Sidney and its trade area experience unusual rainfall. The piece recalls an old remark that residents in the 1930s endured wetter conditions and suggests perspective is needed amid current deluges.
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Sidney
The Hate Mongers and Agitators Across Times
The passage condemns professional hate mongers who incite racial hatred, citing Clinton Tennessee court hearings as an example. It notes northern agitators leading locals, compares to Ku Klux Klan coercion, and argues fear and hysteria fuel ongoing social conflict and the threat of warfare.
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Clinton
Tenn
Agriculture and Industry Push for Farm Surplus Markets
A bipartisan commission proposes expanding industrial use of agricultural products to absorb surplus farm output. It calls for sharp focus on industrial utilization, expanded research, more funding for scholars, and temporary financial incentives, with a five member Agricultural Research and Industrial Board as a possible new structure.
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Congress
Commission
Agricultural Research and Industrial Board
Department of Agriculture
Bonuses Costly for World War II and Korean War Veterans
Bonuses for World War II and Korean War veterans have been authorized in 21 states, totaling 2.8 billion dollars. The measure aims to provide financial assistance to veterans, reflecting a broad, multi-state program and substantial fiscal commitment.
TV Ads Leave Me Disillusioned With Brands and Remedies
A reader vents about TV advertising myths across products from aspirin to toothpaste and deodorant. He recounts failed claims for pain relief, revitalizers, hair oil, and hangover cures, noting real experiences differ from commercials. He resists switching brands, clinging to old remedies and friends.
Gypsum Wallboard How-To From Andrew C Lang
Andrew C Lang explains gypsum wallboard uses and handling tips. It covers cutting by scoring and snapping, nailing with gaps filled by perforated tape and cement, sanding after cement dries, and avoiding excess cement. It warns against overdriving nails and handling large panels without supports or a jig.
Vista La Mesa Little League Names and Roles
The Vista La Mesa Little League in La Mesa California details its leadership with President Lester Manager Hester sponsor Jester and player Wester identified, highlighting the quirky naming of club roles within the local league.
Prize-Winner Ray Kelly Secures Phillies Baseball Autograph
Ray Kelly of the Philadelphia Bulletin played in the Bala Invitational Golf Tournament and won a prize, an autograph baseball signed by the Phillies.
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Philadelphia
Ray Kelly
Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia Bulletin
Phillies
Across and Down Puzzle Clue List From The Gazette
A compact listing of crossword style clues with across and down entries. Includes definitions for multiple length words such as female rabbit fruit firmament and grow un interesting plus a range of synonyms and related terms across numerous numbered slots. The puzzle also presents down clues like dude ripen for use tie glacial fragment and various thematic hints.
Dairy Operation Needs Production
Michigan State University economist Ray Hoglund says profit hinges on per cow milk output and forage quality rather than merely increasing herd size. With 25 cows, boosting yield from 7,000 to 10,000 pounds raises net income by about 1,100, while moving to 48 cows without forage gains adds only 400. Superior environment, barn design, equipment, and methods further improve efficiency and reduce labor.
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Ray Hoglund
Michigan State University
County Zoning Protects Real Estate Values Across County
University of Illinois farm law expert N G Krausz argues county zoning curbs unnecessary subdivisions and speculative land action. Zoning preserves water resources and parks, prevents lake and stream pollution, protects prime agricultural land, and allows master planning for roads and utilities to reduce future costs.
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N G. P. Krausz
University of Illinois Farm Law
Krausz
Prevent Mice Eave Gutters On Corn Crib
Telegraph Want Ads claim that installing inverted gutters along the lower outside edge of a corn crib will block mice entry. The note promotes the ad service as a solution, urging readers to use Telegraph Want Ads to achieve results.
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Can
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Francis Burton
Albuquerque
N.M
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