Multiple Wrecks Reported on Nebraska Roads
Several crashes are listed with details from the Nebraska Highway Safety Patrol. A two-vehicle pileup east of Dix damaged a 1941 Ford and a 1949 DeSoto after a gas transport blocked the road, with no injuries. A collision near Sidney damaged a 1949 Oldsmobile owned by Judge Robert A. Barlow, involving a truck from Rome City, Ind., and a 1951 Chevy truck, totaling about 250 dollars in damage. Additional incidents include a rear collision on a county road south of Sidney, two cars damaged near the bank in Potter, and a Model A Ford tangled with an oil transport in Dalton, causing total loss to the Ford but no injuries.
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Dix
Nebraska Highway Safety, ’Patro
Edward A. Provost
Kimball
DeSoto
Pauline Doland
Temperanceville
Ford
Robert A. Barlow
8Th
Illinois
Barlow
Sidney
Ilinois
Robert R. Liniger
Rome City
Ind
8Th Avenue
Jesse R. Allen
Mack Truck Corp
Allentown
Allen
Nebraska Highway Safety
Patrol
James L. Howlett
Elbert A. Brauer
Howlett
Brauer
Howlet
Potter
Nebraska Highway Safety Patrol
Dallas A. Holt
Dalton
W. A. Nelson
Holt
Nelson
Yg 7 HK
Arnold Braasch
Highway 19
Mayvin D. Wheeler
R. B. Wilson Truck Co
Ralph R. Roth
Wheeler
Lyle Kurth
Counties Can Use State Funds To Own Standards
Nebraska counties may use federal funds to build secondary roads to their own standards when county matching funds are used. State officials note the state acts only as contracting agent and counties retain maintenance responsibility. about 6,000 miles of Federal-aid Secondary roads fall to counties under this plan.
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Nebraska
State Highway Department
Fred Klietsch
Klietsch
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Nitrogen Top-Dress Guidelines for Oat Growers
Oat growers with good stands should top-dress with 48 pounds of nitrogen per acre. This nitrogen load is contained in 300 pounds of nitrate of soda or 18 pounds of ammonium nitrate.
Automatic Gas Ranges Heat Indicators Aid Griddle Cooking
Some automatic gas ranges include heat indicators to help cooks manage varying top burner griddle temperatures. The guidance also notes selecting heavy oranges with thin skins and smooth textures for best results.
Triplets Bring New Duty to Marine Sergeant
Marine Sergeant Howard E. Phelps of Sacramento and his wife Alice welcomed triplet daughters on May 8 at the U S Naval hospital in Camp Pendleton. Barbara Jean Judith Karen and Vivian Lucille weighed 6 6, 5 10, and 6 24 at birth, with all doing well. The family also has four year old Peggy.
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Camp Pendleton
Oceanside
Calif
Howard E. Phelps
Sacramento
David B. Phelps
Sidney
Third Infantry
Pacific
Alice
Benson High School
Omaha
U. S. Naval Hospital
Barbara Jean
Judith Karen
Vivian Lucille
Triple Theart
Phelpses
Peggy
Charles E. Weber
Ltmc Usn
Rochester
N. Y
Set
Phelps
Marine Corps
12Th Defense Batalion
First Marine Division
Lentz Construction Company
North Side Teachers Plan Summer Vacations
North Side school staff outline their summer plans with several remaining in Sidney. Principal Miss Agnes Ladine will stay mostly in Sidney, as will Mrs. Oscar Copley and Mrs. K S Agnew. Elva Beebe heads to Kearney, Jeannie Lind plans marriage and Lincoln residence. Schlagle stays at Culbertson, Cham bers couple join husband in Greeley for Colorado State College.
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North Side
Agnes Ladine
Sidney
Oscar Copley
K. S. Agnew
Elva Beebe
Kearney
Jeannie Lind
Lincoln
Mary Ellen Schlagle
Culbertson
Kenneth Chambers
Greeley
Colorado State
College of Education
Be Careful Kids Dynamite Caps Warned By Sheriff
Cheyenne County Sheriff W. W. Schulz cautions after a man tells of youngsters finding dynamite blasting caps. Caps carried in pockets and shown to friends, risk injury from handling. Officials urge not to touch and to call police if found, noting caps are used for mining, construction, and land clearing.
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Cheyenne County
W. W. Schulz
Boys Preferred In 400 B.C. Dinner Customs Noted
In ancient Greece around 400 B.C. boys were allowed to sit at the dinner table while girls were required to wait until marriage. The observation reflects gender roles of the period and cultural expectations surrounding domestic life and social seating arrangements.
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Greece
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