Patriotism and the drift toward totalitarianism
Editorial calls for united civilian action to prevent dictatorship. It argues patriotism must transcend party loyalty, urging gratitude for country, renewed public spirit, and active efforts in schools to foster peace. Warns that war preparations push toward Nazism and Fascism, risking loss of liberty and national character. Emphasizes peaceful, just relations with other nations.
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Colusin
Toni de
America
Edirnest
Generalissimo
Why Nightly News Feeds Fear of Kidnapping Crimes
A column laments recent kidnapping stories ending in murder, focusing on a Levine family case in Long Island where a young boy’s headless body was found. The author condemns the rising criminal menace, notes a Florida abduction, and argues for stronger federal G Men powers amid wartime budget tensions.
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Eilys
Pat Oe
Hunftan
Morida
Tabsom
Brinceton
Fla
Chile
United States
Congress
G-Men
Goy
Debate on government appropriation and police reform erupts
A county discussion critiques government funding and the police force, describing the appropriation as a sham and warning that it poisons governance. Speakers urge reform to curb corruption, protect citizens, and uphold national standards of civilization and protection.
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Hud
Potter Social Notes from Potter Nebraska
Memorial Day activities honored local veterans with an American Legion program led by Attorney S E Torgeson of Kimball. Residents announced visits and travels including Euelah Hicks returning from Omaha cataract surgery restoring sight in both eyes, and numerous arrivals and departures among families and friends across Potter and nearby towns.
Reverend Slocumb obituary and memorial trip notes
ACE JUMPING FROG Slocumb passed away the previous afternoon at his son Bernard’s home after an extended visit with his family. Funeral services were held Sunday with burial at Kenewick. He served as pastor in multiple Nebraska towns including Potter and Kimball and was beloved by his congregations. Fellow members and guests from Sidney attended a meeting of Providence Chapter O E B. The day included visits, a birthday celebration for Wilcamine Johnson with friends, and other local social notes involving families and community groups.
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Euelah Hicks
Omaha
Herman Fricke
Schuyler
Nebr
Emil Carlson
Edna
California
Louis Herman
Greeley
Colo
R. L. MacAdam
Maxine Wells
Chadron
Virginia Reed
Padroni
Colorado
Boyd French
Ray Buchanan
Dalton
Potter
American Legion and Auxiliary
S. E. Torgeson
Kimball
T. E. Maher
Denver
Clyde Braty
Marion Bradley
Gheyenne
D. F
Enevoldsen
Herbert Johnson
Bradley
Catherine Wickhorst
R. A. Babcock
Phyllis
Sidney
Emil Cords Home
R. E. Slocumb
Alton
Ray Arnell
Hazel Jacobsen
Venetta Light
Etgar Hill
Kenneth
Pine Bluffs
Slocumb
Bernard
Kenewick
Pottery M. EB
Wisner
Beemer University Place
Havelock
Chappell
Loup City
Ainsworth
Ger
Providence
O. E
A. L. Beck
Hildreth, Nebr
E.R. Harley
Beck
State of
Pennsylvania
R. V. Francis
Roger of Sidney
Wilcamine Johnson
Opal Winn
Eleanor Nelson
Georgia Sleeth
Patricia Sleeth
Charlotte Enevoksen
Deloris Coulter
Lynna Stines
Mildred Robertson
Dorothy Anderson
Jeanne Nelson
Bertha Mae Reetz
Marjorie
See the Royal portable typewriters at the Gift Shop
Gift Shop advertises three Royal portable typewriters with prices from 42.50 to 64.50 dollars.
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Royal Portable Typewriters
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Washington
Rev
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Wnhich
W. P. Ackerman
Twin City
KTA
Sidi Ney
Sterling- Headquarters
Hepner Clothing Company
1Lothing CO
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Hepner: Clothing, Co
Telegraph
Scranton
Glover
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Lady Love
PaTtemen
ABA
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