Editorial on Donald McGinley’s congressional bid in Nebraska
The editorial profiles Donald McGinley of Ogallala Democrat who filed for Congress and praises his character, independence, and Nebraska Legislature record. It notes Republican incumbent Doc Miller’s long tenure, predicts Miller’s edge in the 4th District, and suggests McGinley will contest the race with an earnest effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McGinley
Ogallala
Congress
McGinley
Nebraska
Doc” Miller
Dr. Miller
Value of Savings and Its Community Benefits
The article extols personal savings as a lifeline for individuals, families, and the nation. It cites over 230 billion dollars in liquid savings and notes the stabilizing effects in disasters and economic downturns, highlighting U.S. Savings Bonds as a key vehicle and thousands of Americans owning Series E and H bonds.
Miracles In Our Time Observing Europe's Protected Cathedrals
While viewing slides of Europe, readers reflect on how World War II bombing spared many cathedrals. They note precision bombing and strict targeting but sense a higher force guiding the bombs away. The piece ponders miracles alongside faith and skepticism.
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Europe
No Cause For Complaint About Oil Prices Rising
The article argues that price increases for common goods are influenced by rising industry costs such as wages, machinery, steel, and pipelines, yet gas prices rose less due to competition and efficiency. It foresees oil output growth of about 59 percent by 1966 and stresses the need for billions in new investment to sustain profits and future supply.
How To Find Out in Claflin and Clarion
A fragment discusses measuring readership of the hometown paper in Claflin Kansas and nearby Clarion, noting editors seek accuracy but face mistakes and misinterpretations as readers weigh what is printed.
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Claflin
Kan
Clarion
How Many Failures in Spaceflight
The text contemplates the question of how many failed attempts Russia had before orbiting the first moon and contrasts American and Soviet approaches. It argues inter service squabbling delayed the U.S. moon in orbit and praises American freedoms while acknowledging pride in Soviet achievements.
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Russia
Department of Defense
Fifty Fifty principle in oil ventures outlined
The Fifty-Fifty arrangement splits rights and profits between a government and oil company. The government owns the oil and collects royalties and taxes, while the company provides capital and expertise. The 50-50 balance aims to share profits and risks, ensuring equal benefit and enduring cooperation across long term oil projects.
Two Facts Point to a New American Inflation Trend
An excerpt notes factory output per hour rose only about 1 percent across two years since 1955 while hourly wages climbed just over 10 percent. The contrast suggests a potential era of stagflation with rising prices and a dim economic mood, a pattern linked to historic currency collapses and government failures.
Love Down F The Committee Slaves US Efficiency
A humorous critique of committees, noting Americans are governed by countless groups. It argues committees waste time, delay action, and foster conflict between genders, with leaders who push through plans while others defer. It mocks the dependence on committee work and champions independent thinking.
Crossword Puzzle: Across and Down Clues List
A compact display of crossword clues covering ACROSS and DOWN categories with entries for vestment gray rock moccasin be situated spiral collection of facts coal product small biological body obtain wind instrument thorough fares vegetable chopping tool So Amer country not professional young dog graduate of a womans college idle old cloth sufficient meat dish note of the scale Hindu garment sharp knocking seize with out right past pays attention to late comb form sesame boys nickname light brown sun is carried singing voice prevaricator mollie goldberg gleam guided us territory color draw out summon publicly dill felines astringent former prefix spirit equality old musical note floor covering north central state kitchen utensil employ seat in church not either egypt goddess belgian seashore resort mother tricks deserters exchange premium ring slowly air to peruse body of water small cube.
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North Central State
Egypt
Baby Immunizations Instructed For Every Child
Dorothy V Whipple M D urges parents to vaccinate infants against smallpox diphtheria tetanus and whooping cough with three shot series plus boosters. Polio shots complete a three dose schedule as part of routine immunizations for protection across childhood and adolescence.
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Dorothy V. Whipple
M. D
Land
Nixon ties nonmilitary goods trade to national security
Vice President Nixon stressed that over 4.5 million American jobs depend on the value of non military goods. He cited last year's export total near 8 billion dollars and quoted Cordell Hull: Either goods will cross borders or soldiers will.
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Nixon
Ile
Cordell Hull
The Sidney City Auditorium’s Long Drive to Reality
A history of the city auditorium recounts decades of effort from early backers to finish it. Construction began with stone laid in 1930 and saw the building used for athletic events, fairs, and church services. The top story houses a jail, the council meets on the second floor, and a war memorial room exists in the basement. The structure has served as a police station and hosted a diverse range of events, from giants like Victor Borge to local talents.
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City Auditorium
Ediface
Victor Borge
Paul Harvey
Mary Jones
Blip Doran
Opera House
Sidney
How To Go Broke
Before World War II the telephone system in Greece was run by Siemens a privately organized and profit making German company that welcomed new customers and even paid a commission for them After the war Siemens as enemy property was confiscated and the State Organization of Telecommunications for Greece was established This transfer was immediately followed by a drop in general efficiency In a short time the firm that as a private company has been making enough profit to pay good salaries and commissions went into the red It again goes to prove that alert and carefully managed private enterprise is far superior to government controlled business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover-Foxcroft
Piscataquis
Greece
Siemens
State Organization of Telecommunications For
Strange Bedfellows Buildings as Churches Convert
In Pine Bluff Arkansas and Pocahontas a former beer hall has been repurposed for church use. Shannon Baptist Church plans an auditorium while continuing to use the beer hall as part of its education base.
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Strange Bedfellows
Pine Bluff
Ark
Pocahontas
Shannon Baptist Church
Milk taste test warns dairymen to guard quality
Wyoming extension dairyman I W Slater notes taste and smell define milk quality. A bulletin from the US Department of Agriculture lists common off flavors and causes such as aged tastes from bacterial growth, bitter notes from feeds, disinfectant traces, and odors from cows in poor barns or breathing contaminated air. Early detection and sanitation prevent marketing problems.
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I. W. Slater
Wyoming
Dairyman
Agricultural Marketing Service
US Department of Agrculture
Corn Cob Fractions Used in Beef Cocker Winter Rations
A Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station study contracted by USDA and conducted with Northern Utilization Research and Development reports that chaffy and woody corncob fractions provide nearly similar feeding value to ground whole cobs. Yearling steers fed cob chaff and cob woody fractions in balanced winter rations gained nearly as well as with ground whole cobs, with chaffy material often available at low cost as a byproduct.
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Nebraska Agricultural
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Department
Peana
Interest Sold in Champion Bull at National Western Show
The half interest in TR Ameroyal Zato, the National Western Stock Show champion bull in Denver, sold for $50,000 during the event. The bull, also American Royal champion, bears registration No. 10,000,000. Pictured left to right are Roy Turner, owner of Turner Ranch, Sulphur Oklahoma. Walter Lewis, Hereford Association president. Skip and Burke Healey, Fiving J. Ranch owners who bought half interest. and Jim Mctherland, Turner Ranch manager.
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TR Ameroyal Zato
Denver
Roy Turner
Turner Ranch
Okla
Walter Lewis
Hereford Association
Skip
Burke Healey
Fiving J. Ranch
Davis
Jim Mctherland
Turner
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