Tiemann Campaign Emphasizes Education and Tax Policy
Nebraska GOP candidate Richard L. Tiemann pushes state aid to education via an 11 mill state levy, oppose personal property tax, and favor revenue bonds for highways. He vows educational excellence with junior colleges and tech schools, calls for a state constitutional convention, boosts agricultural and medical research, tourism, and highway safety, and outlines a broad campaign schedule with his wife touring all counties.
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Tiemann
Nebraska
Omaha
Lincoln
Mrs. Tiemann
Yeeman
October anniversaries and events across history
A compact look at notable October dates from Columbus to the stock market crash. It recounts Henry Ford's 1908 Tin Lizzie debut, Yorks WWI exploits, the pledge of allegiance, battles at Saratoga and Yorktown, the Harper's Ferry raid, founding dates for Yale and Harvard, the Star Spangled Banner’s first performance, WWI terms, WWII Philippines landing, Cuban Crisis, the October 1929 stock market crash, and other key anniversaries.
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Bernie Camp
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
New World
Henry Ford
Alvin C. York
Tennessee
United States
Continental Congress
Burgoyne
Saratoga
New York
Benedict Arnold
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Virginia
John Brown
Harper’s Ferry
Robert E. Lee
Yale University
Harvard
Baltimore
Maryland
Germany
Wilson
Senate
Austria
New York City
The
Phillipines
Russia
Cuba
Disillusioned Official Leaves Office Over Farm Policy
Frank Leroux, a former high ranking USDA official and Democratic appointee, resigned after five years as general sales manager of the Foreign Agricultural Service. He released a 63 page booklet labeling the farmer’s worst five years and accused the administration of depressing farm prices while Farmers for Kennedy backed his criticisms. He contrasted farm outcomes under Benson with the present period, and said his aim was to spur Democrats to live up to their promises to farmers. He noted his own wage growth since joining and said he could do more for farmers outside the department.
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Department of Agriculture
Frank Leroux
Foreign Agricultural Service
Leroux
Pacific Northwest
House
Washington
Farmers For Kennedy
Kennedy
Usda Post
Food For Peace
Orville Freeman
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Benson
Curtis reelection campaign covered by Christian Science Monitor
Howard James, staff correspondent for The Christian Science Monitor, was in Sidney today to photograph and write a picture and word story on Senator Carl T. Curtis campaign for reelection. He said he has not tracked the GOP caravan statewide, but "caught up with it here."
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Norbert Tiemann
Williams-Larabee
8Th Ave
Illinois St
Howard James
The
Christian Science Monitor
Sidney
Carl T. Curtis
James
Mercury
Sunol News highlights local visits and club events
Robert Hodges returns from Hawaii on a month long Navy leave, stopping in Denver before Sunol. Sunol Girl Scouts Troop 14 hosts a mothers and guests tea with songs and finished projects. Various residents attend visits, bridal showers, and hospital notes, plus Sunol Garden Club hosts lessons and polarizing hints for future boy scout support.
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Robert Hodges
Navy
Clarence Mashek
Robert
Denver
Hawaii
Cliff
Sunol
Sunol Girl Scouts
Mervin Finnell
Paul Booth
Omaha Beach
Cecil Hunt
Douglas, Wyo
Loyal Hornicek
Sterling
Leu Young
John Webb
Esther Booth
A. J. Fenske
Eleanor Merrick
Clyde John
Sidney
Familly
North Platte
Guy Armstrong
Broken Bow
Fenskes
Virgil Staab
Kimball
Robert Mikas
Robert Mika
Keystone
Hugh Booth
Becky
A. A. Fenske
Alan Webb
McCook
Dan Booth
Charles Seda
Georgia Martin
Branson
Harry Oliver=ius
Bernie Koehn
DePaul Hospital
Cheyenne
Leah Booth
Auburn
Neb
Dean Niemann
Sunol Garden Club
Anna Rexroth
S. J. Irwin
Rexroth
Russell Church
Rollie la Grange
North Table Garden Club
Big Springs
Booth Ranch
Ballots Ready for Absentee Voters in County Clerk Office
Ballots for absentee and disabled voters for the November 8 general election are now available at County Clerk Ralph Englert's office. They were delivered earlier than usual due to requests from overseas voters who wish to cast ballots.
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Ralph Englert
Englert
First Post Office West of Alleghenies Opened in Danville
The first post office west of the Alleghenies was established in 1792 at Danville Kentucky. The original building still stands today.
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Frankfort, Ky
Aleghany Mountains
Danville
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Curtis
Centennial
Sunol News
Frank Wiess
H. H. Misegadis
Bob Misegadis
Pine Bluffs
Hi. H. Misegadis
Charles Gerenar
Sioux City
Gernar
Glendon Meline
Grant
First Post Office
Telegraph Printing Company
Appelhans
America
Cougar
Pete
Joe A. Gibson
Lincoln-Mercury
Illinois
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