Ramblers Hand Maroons First Defeat at Sidney
Holy Name of Omaha defeated Sidney 19-0 on the Sidney gridiron after leading 6-0 at halftime and 12-0 entering the fourth quarter. Key moments included Jim Blair’s 82 yard TD and a third period scoring drive set by Sidney fumbles as Holy Name capitalized on miscues in a 13-9 penalty tally for both teams.
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Sidney Maroons
Omaha Holy Name
Sidney
Ramblers
Maroons
Rambler
Vern Wagner
Bob Daley
Jim Blair
Jim McAndrew
Holy Name
Daley
Maroon
Gary Seevers
Jim Ziegler
Joe Barnes
Dennis Toohey
Seevers
Barnes
Omaha
Blair
Dale Maley
Ancel Lewis
John Groves
Larry Jones
Maley
Jones
John Svoboda
McAndrews
Jack Daley
Darrell Glassburn
Lewis
Glassburn
Groves
Mike Giddings
Charles Bankenship
Jim Krueger
Bankenship
Constitutional Amendments on November 4 1952 Ballot
Notice lists measures to be voted upon on November 4 1952 with ballot titles and texts proposed by the 1951 legislature. Proposals will appear on the ballot in a specified order.
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Lecal
Nebraska Proposal Seeks Pay Changes for Multi Member Courts
Text of proposed constitutional amendments outlines that legislative power may adjust compensation for court boards or commissions with multiple members when one or more terms begin or end at different times. The measure appears on the November 1952 general election ballot for Nebraska voters.
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Nebraska
Proposed Constitutional Amendment on motor vehicle tax shares
The text outlines a proposed amendment to Article VIII section 1 of the Nebraska Constitution to create a different method of taxing motor vehicles and to provide distribution of tax receipts to the state, counties, townships, cities, villages, and school districts of those counties. The reference cites multiple amendments and notes the goal of ensuring proper shares to local government entities.
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Nebraska
Nebraska constitution amendment on taxation and revenue
Be it enacted for Nebraska in November 1952 the Legislature proposes an amendment to Article VIII section 1. It governs state and subdivision revenue raised by taxation and requires valuation proportional levies on tangible property and franchises. Motor vehicle taxes may follow a different method with proceeds allocated within each county to state, counties, townships, villages, and schools.
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Nebraska
Legislature May Authorize Property Taxes Under Law
Existing revenue laws remain in effect until altered by the Legislature, with property taxes potentially authorized by law as a future step.
Nebraska legislative pay amendment wording excerpt
The text shows proposed amendment language to Article III Section 7 of the Nebraska Constitution. It states a salary of one thousand two hundred fifty dollars per year for each Legislature member. The opposing entry mirrors the same salary figure but frames it against the amendment.
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Nebraska
Proposed Nebraska constitutional amendment on legislative terms and pay
The amendment proposes two year legislative terms beginning the first Tuesday after the general election. It requires nonpartisan nomination, sets annual pay, and reimbursement of travel expenses for regular and special sessions. It bars additional compensation beyond salary and expenses and limits legislative employee pay to salary or per diem.
Proposed Amendment for Nebraska State Department of Education
The item outlines both support and opposition to amending the Nebraska Constitution to create a State Department of Education with a State Board of Education and a Commissioner of Education, aligning existing Superintendent of Public Instruction provisions to the new department, and altering Articles IV, VI, and XVIII. The text presents the pro and against positions and references specific constitutional sections.
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State Department of Education
State Board of Education
Nebraska
Nebraska proposes amendments to add state education department
The text outlines amendments to Nebraska constitution article eight inserting four new sections denoting a State Department of Education with a State Board of Education and two Commissioners of Education to oversee and administer the state’s school system and related activities as directed by the Legislature.
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Nebraska
State Department of Education
State Board of Education
Commissioner of Education
Ig AE
State Board of Edu
Nebraska constitutional edits strengthen state education board
Provisions institute a six member nonpartisan State Board of Education elected from six districts for six year terms in 1954 and define their duties, compensation, and relation to the Commissioner of Education. outline executive officer roles and term rules for several state officers. adjust board structures for normal schools and land management. fix lieutenant governor salary at twice a legislator’s.
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Cation
State Board of Education
Commissioner of Education
State Department of Education
Nebraska
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Reeds
Board of Education
St Marys and St Pats Battle in Cheyenne Clash
St Marys trailed 13 12 at halftime but St Pats exploded in the second half to win 24 13 in Cheyenne. St Marys opened with a 55 yard TD run but St Pats answered with two scores in period two. Sidney Irish highlight came on a 60 yard punt return in the late stages.
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St. Pat
St. Mary’s
Cheyenne
Wyoming
St. Pat’s
John Borke
Bill Dickes
St. Mary
Sidney
Dickes
St Pat’s
Proposed Nebraska Constitutional amendment action summary
A ballot item presents a proposal to amend Article XVI section 2 to let the Legislature determine the number of members for a constitutional convention and define election district boundaries and the method of electing convention members. The measure is listed as an “Against” option with parallel language.
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Nebraska
Amendment proposed for constitutional convention process
The text details how three-fifths of legislators may call a constitutional convention by referencing a voter vote at the next legislative election. If a majority approves, the Legislature must organize the convention within its next session. Conditions include at least 35 percent turnout, 100 members max, district-based elections, and consent of electors to any amendments.
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Nebraska
Publication of constitutional amendments notice rules
A Nebraska constitution note outlines publication requirements for amendments. It specifies publishing notices in newspapers once weekly for three consecutive weeks to submit constitutional amendments for voter consideration.
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Nebraska
Nebraska proposed constitutional amendment 1932 submission
Text of a proposed Nebraska constitutional amendment to Article XVI section 1. It outlines legislative proposal, publication, and separate ballots for amendments, requiring a 35 percent minimum approval and allowing separate voting on multiple amendments. Signature lines show James S. Pittenger as author.
St Pat’s Faces Fleming In Night Gridiron Clash
With seven minutes left, a 15 yard pass set the action. Coach John Dukal praised Don Leonard LaVern Broyles and Vince Heeg as outstanding on defense and offense. Wednesday night St Pat’s hosts Fleming High at Sidney High School gridiron game starting 8 p.m.
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John Dukal
Don Leonard
LaVern Broyles
Vince Heeg
St. Pat’s
Fleming High School
Sidney High School
Dalton Tigers Dominate Lewellen In 51-20 Victory
Dalton quarterback Larry Connelly scored three touchdowns and caught passes for two more as the Dalton Tigers rolled Lewellen 51-20 on their home field Friday night. Duane Brunner and Roberts each added two TDs, with a 30 yard final TD run credited to Hutzenbile. Sanford connected on TD passes as well. The teams traded scores early before Dalton surged with rapid scoring drives.
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Larry Connelly
Dalton Tigers
Lewellen
Dalton Field
Husky Connelly
Duane Brunner
Roberts
Dalton
Bob Hutzenbile
Wayne Roberts
Jack Sanford
Tigers
Notice of Hearing on Petition for Administership
County Court of Cheyenne Nebraska will hear on October 8, 1952 at 10 A M a petition to appoint Sadie E Erickson administratrix of the estate of Edwin Erickson deceased. All concerned are notified to appear as required. (SEAL) s/ Robt A Barlow Kepler & Knicely County Judge Attorneys 6-8-10
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Edwin Erickson
Sadie E. Erickson
A. Barlow Kepler & Knicely
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Omaha Fiven
St.Mary’s
St.Pat’s
Fleming
Colo
Stas
Yeas and Ways
James 8. Pittenger Bctchery
Siste
Lockwood’s Jewelers
Duis
American Legion
Frankie Bayliff
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Scottsbluff “Coke
Scottsbluff - Sidney - Alliance
Telegraph
General Electric
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