Daytime Radio Schedule And Oil Field Reports
A detailed listing of radio programs for Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday including Sunrise Serenade Morning Melodies and The Dalton Hour. The page also reports oil drilling activity with several new wildcat locations in Kimball Long and Banner County. It notes tests by Nat ural Oil and Gas Stanolind Eddie Fisher Gem Oil Trans Era and Superior Oil among others and provides commercial bowling league standings and weekly results.
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Bing Crosby
Martin Agronsky
Lawrence Welk
Chet Huntley
Paul Harvey
Lois
Martin Block
Rex Koury
Dorese Bell
National Guard
Capitol Dome
Musical Express
Ivory
Captain Starr of
Bull Stern
Jack Gregson
Martin Black
Air Force Reserve
Zesto
Wise Old Owl
Ebony & Ivory
Captain Starr
Les Griffiths
John W. Vandercook
Bill’ Stern
Kimball
Lohman and Johnson
Durland Trust Co
Owasco
Eddie Fisher
Gem Oil Co
Art Hafeman
Trans Era Oil Co
SE Sene
Superior Oil Co
L. B. Christensen
Allely
Rine Drilling Co
Nese
B. F. Allison
Superior
Tulley and Carter
H. L. McGowan
Kiespert
C. R. Spencer
Dix
Banner County
Harry Royster
Hinshaw
Family Travel Plan Expands Across Union Pacific Route
Union Pacific officials announce a broader family travel plan to May 31 with new liberal provisions. The plan allows through east to west tickets, lets the head of the family buy a regular round trip fare, and enables return on any day. It applies to Chicago St Louis routes on joint trains with Chicago and North Western and Wabash, including streamliners.
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Union Pacific
E. A. Klippel
U. P
Eastern Roads
Klippel
Chicago
St. Louis
Chicago and North Western
Wabash
Legislative Sidelines on Agriculture Losses and Potential
The Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation discusses ARS estimates of U S agricultural losses from field to kitchen. It outlines how reducing losses could lower retail costs, boost demand, and improve global competitiveness, with figures from 1941 to 1952 and breakdowns by crops, pasture, and forests.
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Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
The
Agricultural Research Service
USDA
U. S
Agricultural research could dramatically cut farm losses
The document argues that soil erosion and flood damage cause $1.5 billion in annual losses on 460 million acres of forest and cropland. It claims knowledge exists to cut losses by up to 75 percent in cotton and 50 percent in apples and potatoes, with pesticides boosting livestock gains and eradicating Brucellosis. It urges continued agricultural research and education to grow more at lower costs and reduce spoilage.
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Agricultural Research Service
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Ohio
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FORD
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Spinet Pianos
ARS
Western Beauty. Shop
Texas
Ogallala
Chisholm Trail
Nebraska Division
United States Brewers Foundation
Nat'l Bank Bldg
Lincoln
FFA
Agriculture
12Th Ave
Sun Up
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NEW Omaha World-Herald
National Company OF Omaha
First National Bank
Omaha
Roush Trailer Sales
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Illinois
Mmerd
Better Fabrics Testing Bureau