Top Sky Pilot and Nursing Movers Highlight Sidney Notes
The column profiles Rev. John Stayton as Nebraska National Guard chaplain and Esther Carlson’s appointment as Superintendent of Nurses in Southern Inyo California. It also shares updates on the Dotts family in Monterey California, nomadic travelers Weymouths, the Thompson photo center move to Goleta, and assorted local nostalgia and literary notices.
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Sidney
John Stayton
First Methodist Church
Nebraska National Guard
Nebraska Guard
Stayton
Mr. Stayton
New York City
Camp Davis
N. C
Oahu
Hawaii
Esther Carlson
Christina Carlson
Potter
Southern Inyo Hospital
Southern Inyo
Calif
Carlson
University of Nebraska At
Omaha
St. Mary's Wasatch
Salt Lake City
Utah
Northern Wyoming College
Sheridan
Casper Junior College
Casper
Wyo
Kimball
Memorial Hospital
Europe
Vern Draper
Ralph
Ruby Thompson
Thompson Photo Center
Denver
Pueblo
Kansas
Thompsons
Goleta
Santa Barbara
James Shea
Gato
Growth Toward Better Grain Marketing Urged at Neb conference
Edward Seeberg of the USDA urged growers and the grain trade to lead in improving grain marketing through export standards. He noted U S wheat exports face tougher competition from Canada and called for sharpened standards and use of sedimentation tests to ensure bread baking strength for both domestic and export sales.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
University of Nebraska Center
U. S
Seeberg
USDA
Seeborg
Area Blood Bank Ready To Act In Emergency Event
Southwest Blood Bank of Wyoming plans to enlarge its blood procurement duties in case of armed conflict. Director Roger M. Smith says the program would serve the armed forces and civilian population if government officials request activation.
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Cheyenne
Diabetes Detection Drive Aims to Find Hidden Cases
Morris Margolin MD chair of the Nebraska Medical Association Diabetes Committee says the annual Diabetes Detection and Education Drive runs November 14 to 17. The event, proclaimed Diabetes Week in Nebraska, offers free urine sugar tests nationwide and has identified over 1,000 undiagnosed cases in 14 campaigns.
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Morris Margoln
Omaha
Nebraska State Medical Association
American Diabetes Association
Nebraska
Morrison
Margolin
Bread becomes vital part of diet says industry official
Dudley E. McFadden of the Bakers of America tells a Wheat Utilization Research conference at the University of Nebraska that bread has emerged as a high quality food. He cites its nutrition and cost per serving and notes ongoing educational efforts by bakers, flour millers, and wheat growers to push domestic consumption.
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Lincoln
Dudley E. McFadden
Bakers of America
Chicago
University of Nebraska
McFadden
Sidney Telegraph Notices and War Report Fragments
The Sidney Telegraph lists mailing details and subscription rates for Sidney Nebraska with address changes. In war updates, Chinese reinforcements move toward Assam plains while a Chinese drive halts near Walong and expands at Demchok near the Kashmir Tibet border.
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Assam
Walong
Demchok
Fourteen 4-H Members Win State Awards in Nebraska
Fourteen Nebraska 4-H club members along with five former members were named state award winners for 1962. W M Antes announced the selections, with winners prepared to compete in sectional and national contests for trips scholarships and trophies. Alumni recipients include Clark Elkins Charron John Rhodes Beatrice Mrs John Cromer Mrs Russell and Mrs Willard Ross.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Willard Ross
Gering
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Plant Foods Division
Little Rock
Arkansas
Eula Mae Scheer
Arlington
Oscar Scheer
University of Nebraska
Ford Motor Co
Edward Wilson
Michael Nerud
Dorchester
Edward Nerud
Dorchester High School
Charles Walgreen
Mary Nun
Ohiowa
Earl L. Pepnie
Standard
Cindy Graska
Omaha
Gus Graska
Marion
Ralston - Purina Co
Douglas Taylor
Ewing
Chester Taylor
Ewing High School
American Forest Products
Jane Comstock
William Comstock
Omaha University
University of Nebraska Rodeo Club
Maria Jean Stahnke
Fairfield
Dairy Foods
F W., Stahnke
Fairfield High School
Carnation Co
Katherine Lipovsky
Fairfield Dairy Foods
James Lipovsky
Mary Pfenning
Grand Island
Peter Pfenning
Grand Island High School
Wheat Future Hinges On Research
Lincoln researchers may answer the long standing question of how to halt the decline in per capita wheat consumption. J R Matchett of the U S Department of Agriculture notes a two pound yearly drop offsetting population gains and argues that flavor and aroma control could boost bread use and exports. He cites wheat as a strong value in calories and price and urges expanded research to aid growers and world markets. Dan LaRose of the Detroit Lions and former Missouri shot put record holder suffered a broken wrist ending his college career in indoor track.
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Lincoln
J. R. Matchett
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
Matchett
Dan LaRose
Detroit Lions
Missouri
Egypt’s Vast Desert Lands Highlighted in Telegraph Ad
Telegraph Want Ads emphasize Egypt’s 386000 square miles dominated by uninhabited desert. The note frames the country’s geography as a key context for classified listings and potential opportunities.
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Egypt
Paper Starch Could Boost Wheat Needs
Fred Senti of the U S Department of Agriculture urged a 5 percent cereal starch target in paper to tap a potential 170 million bushels of wheat by 1975. He noted current paper averages 1.5 percent cereal starch and highlighted disaldehyde starch and new reactions that could raise pulp content and paper strength.
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Lincoln
U. S
Fred Senti
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Peoria
University of Nebraska Center
Sendl
Senti
Voting Machines Evolve From Ball System Through History
A survey traces voting from ancient Greece white and black balls to secret ballots. It notes the term ballot from ballotta and outlines the shift to paper ballots in Salem 1629 and the Australian ballot of 1856. The Australian method ensured secrecy and government printing costs while modern machines preserve its format.
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B. C
Greece
Collier’s Encyclopedia
United States
Salem
Mass
Australia
Collier
House Hunting Service Brings City Innovation to Housing
Lorraine Brandt of the University of Nebraska says a house hunting service can locate the right home in one of 250 major U S metropolitan areas. It discovers needs like family size activities price range style of house and school proximity to fit individual buyers.
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United States
Lorraine Brandt
University of Nebraska
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