Take Your Choice Presidential Candidates in 1952 Race
The article frames the upcoming party conventions as pivotal in choosing the next president. It notes President Truman will not seek re election, with Estes Kefauver leading the Democratic field while Robert Taft and General Eisenhower contest the Republican nomination. It adds Nebraska delegates lean Taft, and Democrats split between Kefauver and Kerr of Oklahoma.
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Truman
Estes Kefauver
Robert Taft
General Eisenhower
Nebras
GOP
Taft
Kefauver
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Farmers urged to follow normal farming on school lands
Charles D. Green of Sidney, head of the Nebraska Leaseholders Association, advises farmers with school leases to continue normal farming despite upcoming auctions. He describes a petition drive seeking 45 thousand signatures by July 3 to change school land leasing laws and notes county disparities in fund distributions. The Board of Educational Lands and Funds delays 65 western Nebraska wheat land leases until after the 1952 crop, with auctions planned July or August.
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Charles D. Green
Sidney
Nebraska Leaseholders Association
Green
Greene
Cheyenne
Douglas County
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Nebraska
Chase, Perkins
Keith
Devel
Kimball
Banner
Supreme Court
Scurvy's Modern Presence in Babies Highlighted
Scurvy, once banished by citrus rations for sailors, is now seen among babies at levels possibly ten times higher than commonly recognized.
Card of Thanks from Mrs. S. B. Hopkins
I thank friends and relatives for cards visits and help during my stay at St Josephs Hospital in Alliance Your kindness will always be remembered Mrs S B Hopkins
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Alliance
Social notes from Phelps and surrounding families
Tuesday and weekend visits sketch a patchwork of local life with Ervin and D B Phelps hosting and many kin gathering. Attendees include Meier Madden Phelps Walker Cady Evans Fleming Jacobsen Langley and Koester plus children at homes in Sterling Fort Collins Sidney and nearby towns.
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Ervin Phelps
D. B. Phelps
Virgil Borcher
Kenneth Moses
E. L. Madden
Karl Madden
Raymond Madden
Lena Atwood
Donald Hazlitt
Kenny
Frank Bowman
Sidney
Frank Meier
Charles Cady
Anna Meier
Edgar Meier
Marvin Fleming
Kathy
Jim Phelps
Fort Collins
The Clever Circle Club Meets for Home Nursing Lesson
The Clever Circle Club gathered at Mrs. Alva Hart's home on April 16 with seven members and one visitor. Mrs. Leslie Johnson and Mrs. Wm. Gade led a Home Nursing lesson, followed by a plant exchange. The next meeting is set for May 21 at Mrs. Lee Johnson's home with a recipe roll call. A lunch was served by the hostess.
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Clever Circle Club
Alva Hart
Ing
Leslie Johnson
Wm. Gade
Lee Johnson
Harvard Anthropologists Warn on Body Type for Officials
Government Employees anthropologists Frederick Stagg and Ernest A. Hooton of Harvard say that slender and unmuscular young men are more likely to become government officials. They argue physical fitness correlates with public service roles and suggest selection may favor more athletic candidates.
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Frederick Stagg
Ernest A. Hooton
Harvard
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