A Tough Problem for Nebraskas Governor and Legislature
The editorial notes Governor Victor Anderson aims to hold state spending while Nebraska University seeks a budget increase to fund growth. The piece argues the university must expand facilities and staff to stay academically competitive, but rising taxes constrain expenditures, placing the issue before the next legislative session in January.
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Victor Anderson
Universty of
Nebraska
Nebraska University
Anderson
No One Wants War The Telegraph Warns On Civil Defense Stockpile
The Telegraph notes months of government stockpiling civil defense materials at Sioux Ordnance Depot. The piece argues public awareness could deter war by showing US defenses are ready, noting Russians talk but avoid full scale conflict.
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Telegraph
Sioux Ordnance Depot
America
Veterans Day observance sparks Omaha area debate in Nebraska
Veterans protest Tells Sidney to observe Veterans Day statewide growth in public participation urged by veterans groups and business leaders. Calls for inclusive community decision making and broader involvement beyond a small chamber committee.
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Wang
Nebraska
Sidney
Chamber, of. Commerce
Those Vicious Automobiles
A harsh meditation on modern cars and their deadly crashes. The piece questions drivers and machines, asks if engines grow hostile to speeding and erratic behavior, and urges safe braking to teach the car a lesson, warning of fatal consequences.
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Rane
Freedom To Take Risks and U S Oil Leadership
An American oil leader argues that U S democracy and private enterprise enable risk taking that fuels oil production. He notes Russia’s oil abundance but explains government monopolies suppress exploration. Oregon example shows many dry wells yet promise keeps firms drilling.
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United States
Russia
U.S
Oregon
Slower Speeds Show Nebraska Leads in Fatality Trends
Nebraska reports 259 traffic deaths this year as of last Monday, 18 fewer than in the same period a year earlier, while Colorado records 365 deaths. Nebraska enforces 60 mph daytime and 50 mph night, with heavy radar use. Colorado sets 60 mph always but uses radar less aggressively. The piece suggests Nebraska’s slower limits and enforcement may save lives amid ongoing protests.
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Nebraska
Colorado
WNUCC Urges Weather Bureau Move After Storm
The Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce argues for a stronger warning after a recent snow storm and suggests relocating the weather bureau from Scottsbluff to a more central western Nebraska city. The group notes previous forecasting limits and defends bureau accuracy amid nature’s variability.
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Nebraska
Weather Bureau
WMCC
Scottsbluff
Panhandle
West
Fifty years of farming change through science and machines
Secretary Benson argues in Farmers at the Crossroads that a farmer’s output rose from enough for himself and six others to enough for nineteen others in fifty years. He attributes this shift to capital, new farming techniques, and mechanization, noting the move from flail and hoe to tractors and combines.
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Benson
Farmers
Devin-Adair Company
New York
Railroads face steep losses spur fare hike debate
Editorial notes railroads have lost about 5.6 billion dollars over ten years in passenger service as revenue failed to cover costs. It argues railroads bear full costs without subsidies while pressures to raise fares grow amid over regulation and competition. The Times says the nation would be hard pressed to do without railroads and urges government guidance.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Times
the Times
Excellent Law Letter Praises Taft Hartley From Walter F Buse
Walter F Buse writes that the Taft Hartley act is excellent for laborers protecting them from exploitative businessmen and self serving labor leaders. He favors bottom up union organization and says workers should control union funds, arguing against leader political ambitions.
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The
Portland Oregonian
Walter F. Buse
A Man's View on Sex Ratio and Modern Life
A humor column laments a rising female majority in society, citing census data and pressures on men. It portrays male stress, spousal influence on spending, and fear of changing gender roles, ending with a defiant joke for better times.
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Census Bureau
Home Repair Eight Do's and Don'ts
An AP News style guide lists eight dos and several donts for basic home piping fixes. It advises tightening joints first, turning off water to reseal, using pipe-joint compound, and filling leaks with appropriate plugs or sealants. It warns against over tightening with a single wrench and to keep shut-off valves labeled for all family members.
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AP News
13 Year School Plan Opposed In Sand Hills
L F Clinch of Burwell announced plans for a public meeting by the Nebraska Small Schools Assn to oppose a bill placing Nebraska school lands in districts with full K-12 classes. He said redistricting ignores Sandhills travel barriers and would strip local control, noting 330 to 500 schools closed recently and urging state board dialogue for alternatives.
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Sand Hills
Nebraska
Burwell
L F. Clinch
Nebraska ‘Small Schools Assn
Clinch
Sandhills
Nebrask
State Board of Education
Counties Told They Should Pay More Of Welfare Cost
A Nebraska legislative committee proposes counties cover 25 percent of public assistance administration costs. Currently counties pay 25 percent for child welfare, with the state funding 75 percent for other aid programs. Counties receive four percent of total assistance for admin costs, except Douglas County at five percent.
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Nebraska
Legislative Council
Douglas County
Background Scripture Verse Reference Readings
A fragment notes a religious reading background with mention of Psalms and verse structure. It indicates a doctrinal or liturgical context without concrete events or figures. The line hints at a study or formal contemplation of biblical passages within a historical or devotional framework.
Christian Beattitudes and the Ideal Christian Life
A newspaper excerpt argues that true Christian life centers on being like Jesus described in the Beatitudes. It stresses happiness, outward service over self, love for neighbors, and living out faith despite world hostility, noting perfection is unattainable but effort matters.
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Jesus
Lesses
Ana
Walint
Weite
Hou
Stan
Mattia
Mars
Christ
Vivision of
Christan Education
Natest Council of the Churches of Christ Man
Communistress Service
The Telegraph Wedding and Stationery Sale
The Telegraph offers wedding announcements and formal stationery printing and engraving services. This includes printed or engraved wedding invitations and related keepsakes for weddings and other formal occasions.
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