Nebraska Sees Federal Aid as Delusion and Tax Burden
The Nebraska Legislature debates federal aid, opposing school construction and broader programs. Proponents warn that federal funds drain taxes and erode local control while Washington administers costly programs. Nebraskans paid about 425 million in federal taxes in 1956, funding 8 percent of the federal budget.
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Nebraska stock groups plan dedication of new headquarters
Stockmen convention agenda includes the dedication of the Nebraska Stock Growers new headquarters building at 1:00 p.m. June 13 with Mrs. John Streiff, Flats, as Nebraska Cow Belles president and Thomas W. Hoff man, Menzel, leading junior activities. Official convention opening follows the dedication.
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Grain Market Wheat Prices From Local Elevators
Grain market notes list No 1 Wheat at 1.88 per bushel and No 2 Wheat at 1.87 per bushel from local elevator sources. The report reflects current prices for wheat today in the area.
Summertime Hazards Ivy Poisoning Warns Outdoor Lovers
The National Safety Council warns ivy poisoning is a year round hazard with over 60 related plants. Poison ivy oak and sumac can cause skin irritation to most people, affecting workers golfers and even pets. Protection includes careful washing and avoidance of contact while recognizing the Big Three plant types and common myths.
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Farm Exports From U S Set New Record
United States agricultural exports are projected to reach a record 45 billion dollars in 1956 57, up from 41 billion in 1951 52. Exports cover about 50 million harvested acres equal to Nebraska Kansas and Missouri combined, with wheat rice cotton tobacco barley fruit and soybeans sharing large export shares. Strong foreign demand lower trade barriers and active private marketing drive the rise.
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