Farm power frames defense in talk at Soil Conservation dinner
Editorial notes Ben Grass ing’s view that farm mechanization could determine wartime balance of power between the United States and Russia. He cites U.S. farmers using over 12 billion dollars in machinery, argues tools and power must reach more farming tasks, and endorses American ingenuity as key to security and national strength.
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Crusade for Safety urged to cut Nebraska highway deaths
A campaign urges Nebraska drivers to use common sense and obey speed limits to reduce fatalities. It argues slowing to fifty at night and observing yellow road stripes can prevent deadly collisions, promising personal satisfaction as a reward for lawfulness.
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Heavy Obligation Says J C Penney In Speech
J C Penney, head of the Penney chain, underscored a heavy obligation in a speech on personal responsibility. He argued in a free nation individuals must act as responsible citizens, treat others fairly, and live by the Golden Rule. Survival of liberty depends on each person’s conduct. Freedom must be earned and protected through character.
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Conservation Theme Marks Week In Town
This year’s observance shifts to conservation with Oil as a model of prudent use and future sourcing. Public misunderstanding lingers about true conservation though large investments in finding new crude sources have boosted town reserves to an all time high despite record consumption.
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Four Labor Rights Principles for Fair Union Rules
The Wall Street Journal urges a sound labor law with four core rights. First, preserve employees ability to bargain collectively and strike. Second, protect individuals against union domination, including the right to resign from a union. Third, ensure workers bargain on equal terms with unions without government prejudice. Fourth, safeguard the public interest and guard against compulsory unionism while not harming free association. The piece contrasts current open and closed shop dynamics with anti union practices.
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Oil industry and conservation progress discussed
A fragmented excerpt discusses true conservation in the oil industry, emphasizing minimizing waste and maximizing efficiency. It notes that research and competition have increased the flow of better oil products and new products, while stressing informed discussion within the field.
Going Dry and World Trade From a Nebraska Perspective
A mixed column contrasts social drinking pressures with farm economics. It argues that Western Europe’s food needs and U.S. aid policies shape global trade, urging freer exchange and dollar-backed markets. It cites farm exports, aid programs, and defense spending while noting a 1923 Right to Work decision and a reader questionnaire.
National Guard Profiles of Bill Ehlers and Wyman Wagner
Know Your National Know Your National entries detail Bill Ehlers a 23 year old section leader mortars with five encampments at Ft. Riley Ft Leonard Wood and Camp McCoy seeking military experience while remaining in civilian munition inspector work. Wyman Wagner age 18 private first class rifleman with three weeks service and a Safeway meat cutter occupation joined the guard to pursue service goals.
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Village official re-elected as fence-viewer and burial agent
A New England village returns its local official to office in a quirky slate including roles as fence viewer, burial agent, and measurer of wood and bark. A jab at civic handywork follows with satire on reforms and local duties.
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Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation Opinions Sideline Legislative Debate
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation information director Bernie Camp notes the legislature sidelines a debate. The local newspaper clarifies that Farm Bureau opinions are not necessarily those of the publication.
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WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL LISTING
Crossword puzzle entries listed by number for horizontal and vertical clues. Clues include references to Danish nobility bullfighter plant genus and various abbreviations, with partial words and missing letters suggesting a themed fill-in puzzle common to a weekly page.
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