Social Security payments explained by district office
Claire W Schuneman outlines types of benefits from Old Age Insurance to survivor and disability payments. She explains insured status, earnings credits, lump sum and monthly benefits, and how earnings affect payments with guidance to visit the Scottsbluff Social Security office at 1716 Avenue A for information.
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Claire
W. Schuneman
Social Security Administration
Avenue A
Scottsbluff
Bens
Buy More at Sidney Shop
A fragment urges shoppers to buy more at a Sidney shop, promoting bargains with repeated dollar signs and a bold call to action. The text lacks clear events or dates but targets local customers with a storefront sales pitch.
Nebraska Receives Little Surplus Food Aid in Quarter
Nebraska ranks near bottom in surplus food recipients from the Department of Agriculture. More than 2.4 billion pounds were distributed in the first quarter to school lunch programs and charitable institutions, aiding 2,010 Nebraska residents in March. Only North and South Carolina Nevada and Connecticut had fewer beneficiaries.
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Nebraska
Department of Agriculture
Cornhusker
North
South Carolina
Nevada
Conncticut
Patrol Accepting Applications For State Troopers
Colonel C. J. Sanders of the Nebraska Safety Patrol announced that applications are now being accepted for Highway Troopers. Applicants must submit by July 22, 1959, in Lincoln. Selected candidates will face competitive exams and a five week training camp at Ashland. Requirements include US citizenship, Nebraska residency, ages 21 to 35, height 5 feet 10 inches, weight 165 pounds, high school diploma, 20/20 vision without glasses, and good physical condition.
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C. J. Sanders
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Safety Patrol
Lincoln
Nebraska State Guard
Ashland
United States
Nebraska
Panhandle Jobless Figures Rise In May Despite Weather
Nebraska figures show increased demand for non farm and agricultural labor in four Panhandle counties in May. Alliance and Scottsbluff report steady non agricultural demand with a shift toward domestic service and skilled workers. Labor supply dropped sharply, prompting import of hundreds of Mexican nationals for beet fields and a June supply about 45 percent below a year earlier.
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Panhandle
Nebraska Department of Labor
Scottsbluff
Earl Horton
Alliance
Harold V. McClary
McClary
Alliane
Sidney
Ledgepole
Nebraska oil field activity shows numerous new producers
In Merrill County and across western Nebraska fields multiple operators reported productive completions. Companies like Merrill County Miami Petroleum and Anschutz Drilling announced new producers in the Waitman field while Banner County saw six producers and one duster. Other notes include Millard and Simpson fields gaining new wells and Skelly Oil drilling plans in Hitchcock County with tests anticipated this weekend.
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Merrill County
Miami
Pet. Corp
Waitman
Anschutz Drilling ‘Co
Anschutz
NWSW
Kimball County
Banner County
Skelly Oil Company
McGinley Rules Nebraska Won’t Host Solid Propellant Plant
Rep Don McGinley countered talk of Nebraska landing a solid propellant missile fuel plant. He cited lack of Midwest demand for solid propellants for years and that missiles there use liquids. He noted liquid oxygen needs and possible small government bases, not full industry, could shape any Nebraska role.
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Washington
Don McGinley
Nebraska
McGinley
Midwest
Omaha- Lincoln-Mead
Cheyenne
Oil Drilling Advances In Anderson and Fucker Fields
Drilling firm spudded the No 1 Anderson in the Anderson Field north of Potter on section 12 15 53. Flagg Bros and S D Johnson report a third oil producer in the Fucker Field east of Huntsman, with No 4 Flicker being prepared for production after four holes drilled on the quarter.
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James J. Brown
Chandler & Simpson
Simpson
Rodman
Signet
Signet-Muntken
Secton
J. Braden Drilling Co
Bartow
Drilling Co
Anderson
Potter
Flagg Bros
S D Johnson
Huntsman
Flaggs and Johnson
Beard judging and costume contest mark Sunday parade events
Parade festivities include beard judging at 4 p.m during the barbecue and a costume contest right after. Sunday features two major events the Fort Sidney Days Amateur Golf Tournament at 7 30 a.m. at Sidney Country Club and the Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club Rodeo with top riders from Wyoming Colorado and western Nebraska plus rodeo clown Pete Peterson.
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Fort Sidney
Sidney Country Club
Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Pete Peterson
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