OPA Reviews Rental Rules and Provisions
William H. Smails, district rent director, outlines changes to the new Federal rent amendment in Nebraska and the Omaha District. Key points cover eviction certificates, three-month waiting periods, state law notices, military service exemptions, and demolition requirements, with counties listed and procedures for notices to vacate. Also included are remarks on Native American issues and proposed federal corrections voiced by Congressman Miller.
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William H. Smails
Nebraska
Omaha
OPA Rent Office
Smails
OPA
Adams
Box Butte
Buffalo
Cheyenne
Clay
Dawes
Dodge
Douglas
Fillmore
Halil
Jefferson
Lancaster
Lincoln
Phelps
Red Willow
Surply Sanders
Thayer
York
Pottawattamie County
Iowa
Open letter protests Indian treatment by federal bureau
The Alliance Times Herald publishes an open letter to Congressman A. L. Miller denouncing how the Bureau of Indian Affairs handles Indians. The letter calls the policy one of the greatest misuses affecting the western states and urges reform.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
North Platte
Black Hills
West
Nether
Middle West
Congressman Miller
Washington
Alliance Times Herald
A. L. Miller
Mount Vernon social notes from Mrs. C. H. Hammond
Mt Vernon residents attend gatherings and visits at local homes. Several couples share evenings, dinners, and rides, with AAA meeting in Alliance and a farewell party for Mr Bans Drost planning for Loveland Colorado.
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Wm. Allman
Roy Hall
Frank Klentz
C. H. Hammond
Klentz
Mr. Hammond
Milan Glassburn
Alfred
Keith Sprenger
Art McMillen
Verlin Livingston
AAA
Alliance
Herman Westphalen
Clarence Evans
Warren Jones
Mildred Sprenger
Ethel
Calvin Klentz
Warren Johnson
Walter Hammond
E. G. Ruhter
Jack Ruhter
Roy Hull
Glassburn
Barbara
Janet Killham
Art Kijsham
Glen Beale
Omaha
Mr. Bans Drost
Loveland
Colo
Social notes from the Nelson home and area gatherings
Numerous Friday to Sunday visits and dinners linked to the Nelson, Sprenger, Olsen, Hull, Glassburn and Evans households. Guests included the Stewarts, Marshes, Olsons, Ruhters, Sprengers, Lingwalls, Hiett family and others. several 4 H banquet attendees noted. A baby boy named Gary Lee arrived for the Andersen family. various arrivals, birthdays, and charvari events marked the weekend.
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E. M
Alfred Sprenger
Gunhart Olsen
George Whitney
Harvey Hiett
Virgil
Svend Olsen
Keith Sprenger
Sprenger
Licoyd Reineka
Clarence Evans
M. A. Nelson
Nadine
E. M. Nelson
Roy Hull
Francis
Milan Glassburn
Sterling
Mesdames
Alfred
Lulu Elis
Karl Sprenger
George Olsen
Leo Olsen
Allen Nelson
Linda
Walter Stewart
Hans Drost
Danny Nelson
J. C. Johnson
Danny
Wendell Johnson
C. H. Hammond
E.G. Ruhter
Jack Ruhter
Rey Hull
Max Glass
Roy Andersen
Gary Lee
Ethel Klentz
Warren Jones
Mildred Sprenger
Roy Hall
Evelyn Lingwall
Ethel
Calvin Klentz
Warren Johnson
Walter Hammond
Arvin Livingston
Verlin
Sidney
Frank Kientz
Silas Walker
Jake Walker
Leon Fine
Leonard
A. M. Andersen
Nebraska War Food Record Wins Praise
Nebraska's war effort hinges on food as the state’s productive acres filled a major share of the nation’s corn needs during wartime. The article credits Nebraska with crucial yields that supported the broader production and supplies for the armed forces and industry.
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Nebraska War Food Record
Nebraska
Nebraska War Years Grain and Livestock Production Totals
Nebraska farmers contributed to wartime food relief with billions of bushels of corn and other crops from 1941 to 1943. They produced 1,229,000,090 bushels of corn, 289,000,000 of wheat, 294,000,060 of oats, 54,506,000 of potatoes and 3,636,000 tons of sugar beets. Livestock sales reached 1,187,000,000 pounds pork and 1,280,000,000 pounds beef, with eggs at 1,643,000,000 and milk at 2,551,000,000 pounds. Potatoes for storage guidance advise cooling and moisture retention, with contact to the Potato Development Division at Scottsbluff for decay concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
United Nations
Roosevelt
Potato Development Division
Scottsbluff
Potato Storage Methods Told
Potato storage methods are outlined to minimize loss from decay and moisture evaporation. The Division provides guidance on keeping potatoes in proper conditions and protecting them during storage.
Air Wacs Keep Radio Gear in Shape Across AAF Fields
Regular checks of radio transmitters and receivers ensure clear ground communication. Women in the Army Corps known as air WACs perform this duty at numerous Army Air Forces bases, keeping operations smooth and safe.
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Air Wacs
Army Air Forces
Women’s Army Corps
AAF
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the Fox
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Henthorn
C. A
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A. M. Anderson
Arturo de Cordova
Betty Hutton
Texas Guinan
Association
Telegraph
Sidney, Nebr
Joe P. Schwartz
Potter
Laura
Sidney, Nebraska
U. S
U.S.” Quality Products
U.S
Farnsworth
Duncan Phyfe
Singer Electric
Elmer Kath
Ernest Eberle
Willis Farr
New Con
Bu-Pro Gas CO
Nebr
W. Leroy Larson
Union National Life Insurance Co
Old Line Legal Reserve Stock Company
Maytag
Vogel Washer
Sterling Colo
Main Bt
Ray Wellner
Moving and General Truck Service
American National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Member
Federal Reserve System
County Abstract CO
G. H. Doran
Jackson Street
Cheyenne County Credit Bureau
Osborn Building
CRAIG
Home For Funerals
Gehrig
RAL
Tenth Avenue
Local Storage and Hauling Service
Hickory
W. P. Ackerman
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