Labor Battle Looms in Nebraska Senate Race
Gossip links Jimmy Hoffa to a proposed $260000 fund to defeat Senator Carl Curtis in Nebraska. Gov Ralph Brooks is named as a top potential beneficiary as labor pressures grow in the Cornhusker state. The claim is unverified but seen as a sign of labor interest in a state known for farming.
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Cornhusker
Sfort
Jimmy Hoffa
Sen
Carl Curtis
Hoffa
Sen. Curtis
Ralph* Brooks
Nebraska
Senate
Teany
Curtis
Labor
O. K
Diplomatic Immunity Questioned in Hearne Case
A letter argues that Ireland’s envoy son avid Hearne, 21, has evaded punishment due to diplomatic immunity after causing a fatal auto crash. The writer urges recalling him home and calls the State Department’s stance unacceptable for private citizens.
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Avid Hearne
Ireland
United States
Young Hearne
Department of State
Hearne
Peel
Pressure For Settlement Pushes Steel Talks
The article argues a steel strike could resume unless union and management reach a real bargaining compromise. It notes a temporary pause after Taft era actions and urges prudent use of grace days to avoid renewed conflict and possible congressional involvement.
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Aarts
Miny
Ispa
Industr
Lekuses
Congress
National Fruit Cake Week Celebrates Seasonal Treat
The piece urges readers to enjoy National Fruit Cake Week during the holiday season. It notes fruit cake’s prominence from Thanksgiving to Christmas and playfully acknowledges weight concerns, suggesting moderation and a new year plan to lose a little weight while savoring the season.
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Lyme
First Thanksgiving observances traced to 1619 voyage to Virginia
The article recounts the 1619 arrival of a small ship with 38 passengers at James River Virginia and their early Thanksgiving observance. It notes later pilgrim commemorations, Lincoln’s 1863 proclamation, and the uncertain continuity of the 1619 celebration. It mentions Berkeley Plantation and a survivor in 1622 Indian massacre.
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James River
Virginia
New World
Plymouth
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Lincoln
America
Harrison’s Landing
Berkeley Plantation
John Woodleefe
New York Public Library
King James
Share Our Surplus Thanksgiving Service Theme Across U S
Millions of Protestant worshippers nationwide join Thanksgiving services to support Share Our Surplus with offerings funding over 300 million pounds of surplus food sent overseas. National events include the Washington Capital Service November 22 led by Canon Bryan Green and regional observances in San Francisco with Bishop Donald H Tippett.
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New York
Christian Love
Brotherhood of Man
National Capital
Washington Cathedral
Bryan Green
Birmingham
England
San Francisco
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Donald H. Tippett
Methodist Church
San Franciso
R Norris Wilson
Church World Service
National Council of Churches
National Capital Service
Washington
Council of Churches National
Wilson
U. S
People of America
CWS
Farm City Week aims to build goodwill through tours
A Madison County Farm Bureau project linked Farm Bureau members with city businessmen for a farm tour. The nine hour program showcased cattle, hogs, irrigation, dairy and poultry operations, followed by lunch and a talk by Charles Marshall of the Nebraska Farm Bureau. Businessmen praised the experience as a catalyst for better farm town understanding and suggested repeating it next year.
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Madison County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Madison County
Charles Marshall
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Crispy Cereal Revival Method
If the cereal is softened by humidity spread it in a jelly roll pan and crisp it in a slow oven. Let the cereal cool again before serving to restore crunch.
Muffin Recipe Adds Corn Kernel Twist To Standard Mix
A simple modification to a standard muffin recipe substitutes with two cups of flour and adds about a cup of drained whole kernel corn. The corn enhances texture and sweetness while keeping the batter proportions balanced for a light crumb.
Weekend Muffin Prep Made Simple for Saturday
Plan a relaxed morning by mixing dry ingredients the night before. Have muffin pans ready and waiting to bake fresh muffins as soon as you wake.
Santa Claus in Trouble Sparked by Nepotism Rumor
A satirical column claims rumors surfacing that Santa Claus faces a probe after an elf allegedly fired for nepotism sparks internal conflict at the North Pole. The piece notes Alaska interest, union politics, and a possible Justice Department investigation into a broader Santa fraud claim.
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Alaska
Santa
Nome
War3rington
Justice Department
Santa Claus
Hunting Carelessness in Ohio Hunting Rules
An Ohio Gazette article warns that hunting accidents rise with more hunters. It stresses safety rules like never carrying a loaded gun in a car and notes most accidents result from carelessness across deer pheasant duck and rabbit hunts.
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Jefferson, O
Hull-Less Barley Promises Than Standard Varieties
USDA state researchers report hull-less barley from introduced Asian lines shows strong feed and food potential. It weighs 60 pounds per bushel versus 48 for standard barley, reducing handling costs. Protein is 1 to 3 percent higher, and poultry tests show economical gains with supplements and soaking to boost nutrient availability. Trials continue with laying hens and cattle.
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Usda State Research
United States
Surplus Crops pitched as wartime strategic asset
More than 600 farmers and seed corn dealers from Indiana Ohio and Illinois heard Dr. Thomas Carney director of research for Eli Lilly outline how surplus crops can be a weapon in war and peace He urged continued production and described two solutions: finding new uses for surplus crops such as corn enzymes for medicine and sending surplus food to needy countries with improved transportation to reach them.
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Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Dr. Carney
Dry cement kept dry with loose grain covering
A note explains moisture damage to cement and suggests covering sacks with loose grain on humid days. In Norman Oklahoma Don C Welch had a flat tire on a car, repaired it, and a hole in the oil pan sprayed oil as he pushed the car after throttle linkage slipped twice.
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Santa Claus
Mamie
Norman
Okla
Don C. Welch
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