Nebraska Proposal on Non Political Education Commissioner
Legal notice outlines a constitutional amendment via initiative to elect a Commissioner of Education in Nebraska non politically. It proposes aligning the election with other state officers, applying existing education laws to the new position, and repealing Sections 14 to 17 of Article VII upon the commissioner's election and qualification, with a ballot date in November 1960.
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Nebraska
Commissioner of Education
Nover
Education
State of
Initiative Petition Text Proposes Nebraska Executive Officers
A proposed initiative would amend Article IV Section 1 of Nebraska's Constitution to list governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, auditor of public accounts, treasurer, attorney general, and education commissioner as state executive officers. It details selection at general elections in November 1962 and every even-numbered year thereafter with two-year terms until successors are elected.
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Nebraska
State of
State Department of Education
State Board of Education
Commissioner of Education
Intervenor seeks lien and foreclosure on 1951 Fisher Krone lease
Jimmie E. Grey files a Petition of Intervention in Cheyenne County Nebraska to obtain an eight thousand one hundred seventy two dollar claim plus six percent interest and costs against oil and gas lease held by Fisher and Krone. The suit targets the W2 of the SE4 of section 21, township 15N, range 52W, and attached personal property, seeking first lien and foreclosure with proceeds. Respondents include multiple corporations and individuals named in the lease and related interests. The case requires an answer by August 29, 1960.
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Black Drilling Company, Inc
Stanolind Oil and Gas Company
McCore, Inc
Pan American Petroleum, Corporation
Leon Rudd
Maurice Jean
Prince Alexander
Yugoslavia
Peter R. N. Payne
Mme
Georgette Lasportes
Pierre Baduel
Herman A. Leonard
Western Crude Marketers, Inc
the Peoples State Bank
Ellinwood
Kansas
Mountain Iron and Supply Company, Inc
Black Gold Oils
Western Acceptance Corporation
D-Ba Stan’s Propane Service
Wilson Gas Company
J. H. Chain
Russell Oil Well Servicing Co
Howard J. ‘Fisher
Anna M. Fisher
Francis Krone
Cheyenne’ County
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Jimmie E. Grey
Howard J. Fisher
Cheyenne
County
Nebraska Constitution Amendment Review by Secretary of State
Frank Marsh reports on proposed changes to article sections, defining the Commissioner of Education position and officials duties. The measure details nonpolitical ballots in 1962 general election and appointment powers, with repeal of Article VII sections and alignment with the State Board of Education. Time week begins July 25, 1960.
Surplus Foods Used In Crises As Peace Weapon
Nebraska leaders and a regional wheat group say U S reserve farm commodities serve as peace weapons. Clifford R Hope and George Gerdes cite Chile and Congo as examples where surplus foods were rushed abroad to aid disasters and bolster U S prestige.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Clifford R. Hope
Great Plains Wheat Market Development Association
Garden City
Kansas
George Gerdes
Alliance
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Chile
Congo
Peace Value Compared To War Resources
Quote from Mr. Hope emphasizes peace by noting food can be as valuable as military weapons or strategic minerals in conflict times. He argues that ensuring adequate food supply is essential to national security and stability.
Foreign Car Has Its Faults Women Find Them
Two California women stranded near Lodgepole due to a faulty foreign car planned to travel by car but faced transmission trouble. After bringing the car to Lodgepole, parts were unavailable, and they arranged to ship the vehicle to New York by freight while taking the City of Los Angeles eastbound. The car was kept until Wednesday for transfer to a Hauling car in North Platte. Brussels, capital of Belgium, has about 185000 residents.
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Lodgepole
California
Rosemead
Harlow Welton
Union Pacific
New York
Los Angeles
North Platte
First steam sawmill in the West built in Portland 1850
The article notes the establishment of the first steam powered sawmill in the Western United States, built in Portland Oregon in 1850, highlighting its historical significance in regional industry.
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Portland, Ore
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