Stock Growers Plan Meeting In North Platte
The 67th annual Nebraska Stock Growers Convention will be in North Platte June 14 to 16 with a speaking program at the Fox Theatre and a cattle research panel the morning of June 15. E. H. Shoemaker Jr. notes three-day events include sessions on range management production testing ground water and non nutritional diseases and a banquet and stage show on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
North Platte
Nebraska
E. H. Shoemaker, Jr
Pawnee
Fox Theatre
Beet Sugar Industry Chiefs OK Sugar Act Amendment
Rocky Mountain area beet sugar leaders express optimism as President Eisenhower signs amendments extending the Sugar Act to 1960. The law restores domestic growers’ right to share in the U.S. sugar market, raises 1956 marketing quotas, and allocates growth among domestic, Cuban, and other foreign producers with technical amendments to administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Eisenhower
United States
Cuba
Frank A Kemp
Great Western Sugar Co
Denver
Merrill E. Shoup
Holly Sugar Corp
Colorado Springs
Hawaii
Louisiana
Florida
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Mexico
Domincian Republic
Peru
House
Senate
Goofy Drivers In California Warned To Improve Or Lose License
California drivers received a polite warning letter from the state last year urging safer driving or license loss. About 96 000 were notified and 25 percent ignored it, triggering the DMV driver improvement program. Nearly 14 000 were taken off the road for varying periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Duff
Sacramento
Calif
California
State Department of Motor Vehicle
Californa
Licensing authority balances safety with driver retention
The division uses interviews with 40 roving analysts to revoke, suspend, or probation licenses while stressing caution over punishment. Last year the department revoked 6 610 licenses and suspended nearly 7 000, with 17 000 on probation, and courts ordered additional revocations and suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Williams
Farm Security Coverage Expands for Farm Employees
Coverage begins for any farm employee earning 100 dollars or more in cash wages per year. Employers deduct 2 percent social security tax and match it, reporting totals to the IRS. First wage reports due by January 31, 1956, with records kept for each employee including names, social security numbers, cash wages, and withheld tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
If the U S kept 1900 TB death rate averted deaths
If the United States retained the 1900 tuberculosis death rate about 300000 more Americans would die annually than currently do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
State Highway Maps Being Sent Out in 1956
The Nebraska State Highway Department begins limited distribution of its 1956 road map. It shows current road designations, excludes to-date unmaintained additions, and is issued in fan-fold format for public use. Fifty thousand were printed, with 2,300 in first delivery and about 10,000 needed for official agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Nebraska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stock Growers Plan Meeting
Rilen W. Doe
Safeway Stores
Oakland
Floyd Cross
American Veterinary Medical Association
Fort<Collins
Colo
Don Collins
American National Cattlemen’s Association
Kit Carson
Jerry Sotola
Armour’s Livestock Bureau
Chicago
Charles Andrews
Kanapolis
Kansas
Don Short
Medora
No. Dakota
National Beef Council
Beet Sugar Industry Chiefs
OK Sugar Act Amendment
Ininveste Com
Illinois St
Willys
Maddox Motor
Sidney
Nebr
Young
Ronald Thunin
Kem
Cimarron
Ayers-Smith Agency
Old Line Legal Reserve Insurance
Illinois
Wgeeaa Hail Insurance Specialists
Cimarrgn
City Cab
15Th & Quince